Increasing demands for higher production quality, improved manufacturing efficiency, and more stringent environmental standards have led to the development of new and complex types of industrial Automation. Hence the greater need for industrial sensors. These sensor systems are finding widespread application in diverse fields as machine tools, product inspection, automotive parts and advanced composite aircraft. The sensors typically employ optical, ultrasonic, or microwave techniques to perform measuring functions.

Sensors are the primary data collection tools in IIoT systems and they provide the raw data used in analytics designed to enhance factory efficiency, productivity, and optimize facility utilization. In Industry 4.0 concept, sensors support machine condition monitoring which helps reduce down time and prevent costly equipment failures. 

Keeping this in view, IMTMA is organizing an Online Training on "Industrial Sensors for Concurrent Process Control" on 15-16 December 2020.

This Program will be conducted by Mr. Sudhanshu Kantoor and Mr. Anil Kumar Meti. 

Mr. Sudhanshu Kantoor is General Manager, Product Management - Factory Automation at Pepperl+Fuchs India. He is passionately involved in the field of Industrial Automation for over two decades. An avid software programmer in control automation, he brings in hands-on and supervisory experience in projects involving PLCs, Drives, Remote I/O and SCADA based systems, machines/process plants throughout India and also overseas. Avid enthusiast on technology, especially in the domain of networking and data communication. Working across the control platforms and leading implementation of I4.0 solutions for P+F Factory Automation business in India.

Mr. Anil Kumar Meti is working with IMTMA as Executive officer – Training, taking care of Industrial automation training. He comes with 8 years of professional experience and prior to IMTMA worked in industries such as RR Steels and Hunet technology.