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Here at the Electronic Engineering department @ Atlantic Technological University ATU Donegal, we have a very exciting year ahead with 3rd & 4th year Electronic Engineering projects currently underway, covering Electronic Engineering, Internet of Things, Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence @ the Edge. Level 8 4th year Low power wearable non-invasive glucose monitoring unit Non-Invasive water flow & predictive maintenance unit for water plant pipe systems using AI Low power fresh-water nutrient pollution detection unit with smart device notification Solar powered soil chemical profile sampling system with online monitoring & notification Non-Invasive Road Traffic Analysis system incorporating machine learning & AI Level 7 3rd year Chainsaw White Finger prevention system with cut-off & smartphone notification Water Turbidity & Ultra-Violet Analysis system Online water flow and leakage detection system Online animal feeder & low feed notification  Defective block house wall vibration & moisture analysis system with online monitoring & notification Hand Sanitiser volume monitor with online monitoring and notification Voice activated home control system incorporating Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence Campervan Solar Kit that Tracks the Sun (online monitoring) Classroom Carbon Dioxide system with online monitoring & window activation Solar powered creep feeder fill sensor with online monitoring Bluetooth enabled smart lock system Updates to follow.. Infineon Technologies Patrick Kane EdD WiSAR Lab and Technology Gateway Inishowen Development Partnership theii.com Onethinx Texas Instruments Sigfox 0G technology LoRaWAN Academy STEM Jobs Ireland Seagate Technology Randox Randox Health Abbott Kelsius Circet Inishowen Engineering Manufacturing Welditz Ltd Vertiv

Today, we bid farewell to our colleague and friend, Ben Graham, who is leaving us to embark on a new journey in his career at Atlantic Technological University. Ben has been an invaluable member of our team for over 19 years, bringing dedication, professionalism, and enthusiasm to everything he does. His contributions have significantly impacted our growth and success, and he will be greatly missed. Ben's journey with WiSAR began in 2005 when he joined us as an EpiCentre Technician. Since then, he has developed strong ties not only within our team but also with key stakeholders and industry leaders. Wishing Ben every success in his new role and we hope to collaborate again soon.

🤝 We were delighted to welcome our client, Theo Devaney, from Tidal Flyer Ltd to the Lab today at CoLab North West, Atlantic Technological University Donegal. 🔎 Tidal Flyer Ltd is an Irish research and development company with over 17 years experience in tidal device development. The company are established domain experts in marine renewable energy. 👨🔬 Founder Theo is a Chartered Engineer with Engineers Ireland and has been developing the concept of Tidal Flyer™ for 17 years. 🔬While he is a experienced fire safety engineer, Theo has always had a passion for the ocean and renewable energy and started to research tidal energy in mid 2002. 🌊 Following this, Theo had an idea on how to capture vast amounts of slow moving water which led to the development of the innovative Tidal Flyer™. #energy | #renewables | #renewableenergy | #tidalpower | #tidalenergy |

We are delighted to welcome the esteemed Dr. Santosh Kumar Yadav to the WiSAR team as a Senior Data Scientist specialising in artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer vision and high-performance computing. Dr. Santosh has worked as an AI Research Scientist at CeADAR Ireland, a Postdoctoral Scientist at the University of Galway, and a researcher at Xperi Inc. Previously, he completed a Ph.D. from the Academy of Scientific and Innovative Research at CSIR-CEERI, Pilani, India. In his Ph.D. thesis, Unobtrusive Multimodal Human Activity Recognition, he developed and evaluated methods for identifying human activities using a combination of computer vision, wearable sensing, and wifi sensing. During his time as a postdoctoral researcher in the C3-Imaging Group and as a research intern at XPERI, Dr. Santosh led the development of a cost-effective, low-power AI processing platform that incorporates both sound and vision inputs. Dr. Santosh is passionate about advancing research and innovation and bringing emerging technologies to market. He has published several research papers, which can be accessed on his website: https://lnkd.in/e8XXnZdY https://lnkd.in/e5mbjNf5

📢 Final tickets remaining 📢 Join key stakeholders, at 10am, May 28th at Colab North West, for "Females in STEM Northwest: Building the Talent Pipeline" as we explore the pivotal role of women in STEM, the challenges they face and the collective efforts needed to achieve gender equality for a future-proof regional economy. Expertise in STEM fields can greatly accelerate innovation and technological development across regional economies, which in turn are seen as drivers of social and economic growth. However, across Ireland, women represent fewer than 25% of people working in STEM sectors and that shortfall is set only to increase as future demand for STEM skills increases. Hosted by ATU, under the Interreg Europe WeSTEMEU project, "Females in STEM Northwest: Building the Talent Pipeline"  will see role models, educators, pioneers and innovators explore the challenges and opportunities in broadening female STEM participation across the Northwest region. Panellists: -Dr Shagufta Henna, Atlantic Technological University Donegal -Anne McHugh, Chief Executive, Donegal ETB -Sinéad Walsh, Data Scientist, Optum -Mary McKenna, MBE, Technology Entrepreneur and Serial Investor AwakenHub Register: https://lnkd.in/gEGZuizQ

Join key stakeholders, at 10am, May 28th at CoLab North West, for "Females in STEM Northwest: Building the Talent Pipeline" as we explore the pivotal role of women in STEM, the challenges they face and the collective efforts needed to achieve gender equality for a future-proof regional economy. Expertise in STEM fields can greatly accelerate innovation and technological development across regional economies, which in turn are seen as drivers of social and economic growth. However, across Ireland, women represent fewer than 25% of people working in STEM sectors and that shortfall is set only to increase as future demand for STEM skills increases. Hosted by ATU, under the Interreg Europe WeSTEMEU project, "Females in STEM Northwest: Building the Talent Pipeline"  will see role models, educators, pioneers and innovators explore the challenges and opportunities in broadening female STEM participation across the Northwest region. Panellists: -Dr Shagufta Henna, Atlantic Technological University Donegal -Anne McHugh, Chief Executive, Donegal ETB -Sinéad Walsh Walsh, Data Scientist, Optum -Mary McKenna, MBE, Technology Entrepreneur and Serial Investor AwakenHub Register: https://lnkd.in/gEGZuizQ

We are seeking applications for 2 fully funded PhD scholarships as part of the ATU Innovation in Digital Manufacturing and Design (IDMD) Postgraduate Research Training Programme (PRTP) in collaboration with our industry partners. (1) “Integration of Body Worn Sensors and 5G/6G in Human Interfacing with Industry 4.0/5.0 Actuator Systems and Control” will be supervised by Nick Timmons, Sahar Saleh, and David Tormey (2) "5G Indoor Positioning Utilizing Self-Morphing Wallpatch and Circular Polarization MIMO Transceiver for Smart Factories" will be supervised by tale Saeidi, Nick Timmons, Sahar Saleh, and Saritha Unnikrishnan, PhD. Further details can be found here: https://lnkd.in/efQy5Dv7 The successful candidates will be based at the ATU Letterkenny campus and project awards will include: - An enterprise placement of minimum 12 weeks duration. - A student stipend valued at €22,000 per annum - Annual waivers of postgraduate tuition fee - Extensive research training programme - Support for travel, consumables and dissemination expenses Applications must be made through the following link by 5pm (Irish time) April 29th: https://lnkd.in/eBceVw-Q * Please select Innovation in Digital Manufacturing and Design under project selection. * #EUinmyregion  #ATU_ie The Higher Education Authority (HEA) Technological University Research and Innovation Supporting Enterprise, Scheme (TU RISE) is co-financed by the Government of Ireland and the European Union through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) via the Southern, Eastern & Midland Regional Programme 2021- 27 and the Northern & Western Regional Programme 2021-27.

ChatGPT has the potential to deliver a range of business benefits – from making improvements to call centre operations to elevating product or service designs. Are you curious about the potential benefits of ChatGPT for your business? Then join our Local Enterprise Office Donegal Enterprise Week event, "ChatGPT: A Practical Path to a Smarter Business" at Colab, ATU Donegal, on 10am, Friday, March 8th. This workshop will guide you through the practical applications of #ChatGPT in various business areas with live sectoral demonstrations on the day. Register: https://lnkd.in/e8Jj8R4Q