MATLAB EXPO 2024 INDIA

Welcome Note and Introductions

9:30–9:45

Sunil Motwani

Sunil Motwani,
MathWorks


Keynote: Model-Based Design for Digital Engineering: Impact and Directions

9:45–10:15

Model-Based Design has been a reliable and powerful framework for designing complex systems for more than two decades. Today’s engineers are confronting new workflows influenced by trends in software development, the integration of AI, and cloud computing. Learn how MathWorks is investing in Model-Based Design to deliver critical capabilities to automate design tasks, prevent defects, and scale to increasingly complex digital systems.

Tom Erkkinen

Tom Erkkinen,
MathWorks


Keynote: On the Path to 6G: Driving Advanced Wireless Technology Evolution

10:15–10:45

Hear Dr. Dhananjay Gore as he delves into the future of 6G technology and its anticipated impact on cellular wireless communications.

6G is expected to further enhance connectivity and introduce new use cases and services.

He emphasizes that the development of 6G will not occur in isolation but will be influenced by ongoing technological trends in AI, edge computing, and digital transformation. These trends are already driving significant disruptions across various sectors, adding immense value. For instance, in the automotive industry, vehicles are increasingly connected through telematics and V2X communication, while also requiring substantial edge computing for autonomous driving and sensor processing. Similarly, in homes, enterprises, and modern factories, there is a growing need for both connectivity and edge computing.

Dr. Dhananjay Gore

Dr. Dhananjay Gore, Qualcomm India


What’s New in MATLAB and Simulink R2024a

11:15–11:45

Learn about new capabilities in MATLAB® and Simulink®. Session highlights include ease of use enhancements with the editors and other interactive tools that let you solve tasks with little to no coding. Performance improvements—both broad and targeted—will be covered. There are new features for integrating with other languages such as Python® and C++, as well as importing and exporting functional mockup units (FMUs) in Simulink. You’ll also see improved integration with Git, new tools for automating build and test workflows, and new capabilities for verifying and validating designs. The talk will also highlight a wide range of new capabilities for specific application areas, including AI, predictive maintenance, and communications.

Vijayalayan R

Vijayalayan R,
MathWorks


Panel Discussion: Empowering Innovation: Engineering the Systems of Tomorrow

11:45–12:40

This panel discussion brings together leading experts to explore the convergence of key megatrends shaping our future: software factories, artificial intelligence, electrification, wireless communication, and climate change mitigation. 

The discussion will delve into how software factories and AI are revolutionizing product development, the role of electrification in reducing carbon footprints, and the impact of wireless communication on connectivity.

This dialogue highlights collaborative approaches, innovative engineering practices, upskilling, and enablement that will be essential for organizations navigating the technology megatrends of tomorrow.

Tech Talk: Addressing Challenges of Meeting Net-Zero Goals with Simulation and Model-Based Design

14:00–15:00

As global electricity demand increases, the need for efficient and sustainable energy methods becomes more important. The energy sector is shifting from large, nonrenewable sources to smaller, renewable ones like wind and solar farms. These are supported by energy storage systems to manage variability. Efficient control algorithms are key for enabling these complex systems to work reliably, and simulation can help accelerate the development of these controllers.

In this discussion, you will delve into modeling renewable energy sources and integrating them with electric grid and energy storage systems. 

Rahul Choudhary

Rahul Choudhary,
MathWorks

Ramanuja Jagannathan
Richa Singh

Richa Singh,
MathWorks

Ramana Anchuri

Ramana Anchuri,
MathWorks


Tech Talk: The Industrial AI Life Cycle: Dreaming, Designing, and Delivering in the Digital Age

14:00–15:00

As industries evolve in the digital age, the adoption of artificial intelligence represents a transformative shift toward operational excellence and sustainability. This presentation dives into the cutting-edge methodologies that are setting new standards for diagnostic and prognostic applications across industries. Through a comprehensive exploration of MATLAB® capabilities in end-to-end AI development, participants will gain insights into data preprocessing, AI modeling, edge computing, and containerized deployment on the cloud—all of which are essential ingredients to building robust and scalable solutions.

Peeyush Pankaj

Peeyush Pankaj,
MathWorks

Koustubh Shirke

Koustubh Shirke,
MathWorks

Sammit Jain

Sammit Jain,
MathWorks

Jayanth Balaji Avanashilingam
Nikita Pinto

Nikita Pinto,
MathWorks

Monalisa Pal

Monalisa Pal,
MathWorks


Tech Talk: Shaping Future Software Factories: Leveraging Model-Based Design for Scalability from Desktop to Cloud

15:00–16:00

In an era marked by the rapid evolution of software complexity and the pressing demand for faster delivery, many organizations are at a pivotal juncture. The traditional paradigms of software development are being challenged, necessitating a transformative shift towards more agile, reliable, and scalable solutions. This session will delve into model-based systems engineering (MBSE) principles; rigorous verification and validation techniques; production-ready, safe, and reliable code generation methodology; and DevOps practices tailored for scaling software factories. Attendees will emerge with a comprehensive strategy for navigating the challenges of modern software projects, ensuring quality, and accelerating delivery. Key details include: 

  • The foundational principles of MBSE and its critical role in conceptualizing and realizing advanced software factory frameworks. Learn how MBSE facilitates the alignment of development processes with organizational goals. 
  • Insights for integrating robust implementation verification and validation techniques within the Model-Based Design framework to ensure the reliability, safety, and compliance of software products. Learn how to enhance product quality and reduce time-to-market. 
  • DevOps principles that can be adapted and applied within the context of Model-Based Design to streamline and scale software production. This discussion will cover the strategic implementation of continuous integration and continuous deployment practices, enabling more responsive and adaptive software factory operations. 
Rajat Arora

Rajat Arora,
MathWorks

Gaurav Dubey

Gaurav Dubey,
MathWorks

Gaurav Ahuja

Gaurav Ahuja,
MathWorks

Nukul Sehgal

Nukul Sehgal,
MathWorks

Vamshi Kumbham

Vamshi Kumbham,
MathWorks


Tech Talk: Integrating Radar and Wireless Communication Systems: Navigating the Trend with Modeling and Simulation

15:00–16:00

Congestion in the radio frequency (RF) spectrum and increasing demand for RF bandwidth has resulted in sharing the spectrum between different RF users, including radar systems and wireless communication systems, in today's modern applications. This presentation covers the role of advanced modeling and simulation in understanding and optimizing the coexistence of 5G/6G and radar technologies, offering a comprehensive overview of how these integrated approaches can lead to more efficient spectrum use and enhanced system performance.

Satish Thokala

Satish Thokala,
MathWorks

Jayamohan Govindaraj
Sumit Garg

Sumit Garg,
MathWorks

Jahnavi Dhulipala

Jahnavi Dhulipala,
MathWorks

Niharika Agrawal

Niharika Agrawal,
MathWorks


Fireside Chat: Women Leaders in STEM

16:20–17:00

This fireside chat will feature two women leaders in STEM as they share insights from their paths to success and shed light on the future technology landscape.

Discover how these women are not only excelling in their respective industries but also driving a transformative change and inspiring others.

Kshama Chandrashekar
Zahida Vaseem

Zahida Vaseem,
MathWorks

 Dr. Seema Chopra
Kavitha P S

Kavitha P S, Continental Automotive Components (India) Private Ltd