Data Science in Civil Engineering and Mechanical Engineering

Mahalle, Parikshit N.; Shinde, Gitanjali Rahul; Pise, Priya Dudhale; Deshmukh, Jyoti Yogesh

doi:10.1007/978-981-16-5160-1_6

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“…Furthermore, it optimally allocates IM resources, aligning with market demands and pandemic severity, reducing industrial chain disruption. Datacentric AI prioritizes data understanding and quality, benefiting mechanical engineering by predicting component failures through real-time sensor data [31]. This enables proactive maintenance, reducing downtime and enhancing process optimization for production parameters.…”

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“…In the race to realize 5G's potential, millimeter-wave (mmWave) antennas for smartphones emerge as vital components, yet a standardized design remains elusive. This communication [45] introduced the "clover antenna," a novel mmWave 5G antenna for cellular handsets offering high gain and broad bandwidth. Through simulation and real-world testing in the 24-28 GHz band, the antenna exhibits a measured peak gain of 7.8-9 dBi and beam-steering capability.…”

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Engineering's Next Leap: How Fourth Industrial Revolution is Shaping the Future of the Industry

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ERU Research Journal

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The Fourth Industrial Revolution has triggered a significant transformation in engineering, and this review paper explores its multifaceted contributions. It delves into advanced design and manufacturing techniques that enhance efficiency and creativity. Additive manufacturing and the Industrial Internet of Things play pivotal roles in reducing waste and optimizing productivity. Sustainability takes center stage, with renewable energy and carbon capture technologies offering hope. Electric and autonomous vehicles reshape transportation, while smart cities redefine urban living. Challenges arise in the digitalization of engineering, necessitating adaptability, and ethical considerations. Despite these hurdles, the human spirit of innovation shines through. This review encapsulates the potential of Industry 4.0 in engineering, where boundaries blur, and engineering emerges as a harbinger of a brighter, more sustainable future. Readers are invited to explore this transformative journey, where engineering stands at the forefront of progress.

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Engineering's Next Leap: How Fourth Industrial Revolution is Shaping the Future of the Industry

Mohamed,

Ahmed Ibrahim,

Hamed

et al. 2024

ERU Research Journal

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Data Science in Civil Engineering and Mechanical Engineering

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