IES EECETC and SUTD proudly present, and supported by Singapore Medical Association (SMA) --- The new era of healthcare ushered in by wide adoption of intelligent technologies has been rapidly changing. Artificial intelligence, smart sensors and Internet of Things (IoT) are among the most active and emerging trends in revolutionizing traditional healthcare systems. Technologies such as high performance processors and wearable body sensor networks have enabled us to turn dreams into reality.We are witnessing how advances in technologies are being leveraged by the healthcare sector to create smart health systems, and by the government to foster the deployment of smart city. This Talk aims to bring the audience the latest development in smart health where emerging technologies are adopted and implemented.Several studies conducted in Singapore General Hospital will be showcased, for example, cardiovascular risk stratification using intelligent wearable system for ECG analysis and processing. Further, challenges and opportunities in hardware innovation in the era of smart health will be discussed.

Together Shaping Singapore's Future of Mobility: The rising of the Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CAV) is part of the bigger plan to increase connectivity in our multi-modal transportation system and to improve the safety and efficiency of road travel. It will revolutionize the way commuters use vehicles and operators provide services. It will also transform the environment in which it operates. It does come with challenges such as creating a robust IT infrastructure to process and protect the huge volume of data.

Jointly-organised by IES EECETC and SUTD. In this Talk, research on the design and development of artificial intelligence (AI)-based systems with autonomous learning properties will be presented. Specifically, a variety of AI-based learning methodologies, which include neural networks, fuzzy systems, and evolutionary algorithms, for data modelling, inference with human linguistic knowledge, and multi-objective optimisation, will be explained.

Safety in construction sites is of paramount importance not only to protect oneself but also to ensure safety for fellow site personnel on site. This programme is for stakeholders in construction projects (Resident Engineers, Resident Technical Officers, Site Supervisors etc) and it discusses essential concepts for construction safety of the various site operations commonly executed in a construction project. It also explains hazard identification and control for daily site activities.Participants will be able to supervise and/or carry out daily site operations with a focus on safety. They are able to identify hazards related to various site activities and take steps to control risks arising from such hazards.

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The Conference will be held from 1 to 3 March, 2018 in Singapore. The theme of ICoIAS2018 is Advancing the Frontier of Intelligent Autonomous Systems, reflecting the ever growing interests in research, development and applications in the dynamic and exciting areas of Intelligent Autonomous Systems (IAS).

The ICoIAS2018 will provide a premier interdisciplinary platform for scientists, researchers, engineers, practitioners and educators to present and discuss the most recent innovations, trends and concerns as well as practical challenges encountered and solutions adopted in the field of IAS.

The ICoIAS2018 is technically sponsored by IEEE System, Man and Cybernetics (SMC) Singapore Chapter and The Institution of Engineers, Singapore (IES) Electrical, Electronics and Computer Engineering Technical Committee (EECETC).

Practice of Professional Engineering Examination has been implemented for a number of years. Engineers find the scope of the subjects is very wide, very often engineers do not know how to approach and prepare for the examination. This course is to give the broad view and the purposeful meaning of the examination; to identify the common mistake and weakness in the candidates who responded to the exam questions. This course is aim to assist Engineer in preparation of both Part 1 & Part 2 of the Examination.

Construction industries in Singapore are highly regulated especially in relation to safety health and environment. It is therefore very essential that the key stakeholders including site supervisors (REs & RTOs) in the engineering building construction (ECB) industries are equipped and acquainted with up-to-date knowledge of the legal aspects of Workplace Safety, Health and Environment and are fully aware and conscious of their legal responsibilities and liabilities in order to carry out their work & duties diligently, carefully and effectively.This particular module will provide participants with an up-to-date essential knowledge of Singapore's laws and regulations on site safety, health & environmental requirements relevant to the EBC industries and the legal responsibilities and possible of site supervisors.

The objective of this seminar is to explain the background and provisions in the Professional Engineers (Code of Professional Conduct and Ethics) Rules. It will also explain the provisions and the procedure in the Professional Engineers Act on actions against Professional Engineers who contravened the Rules. The speaker will share with participants on examples of past disciplinary cases against professional engineers. This course may also be useful for Civil, Electrical and Mechanical Engineers going for Practice of Professional Engineering Examination conducted by Professional Engineers Board Singapore.

Working in certain areas of a workplace or factory can be hazardous. According to the statistics, in the past 5 years, the number of fatalities were in the fifties and sixties across all industries in Singapore. Technology has stepped up to create safety measures and organizations should explore the use of technology to improve the safety and health of workers. This seminar is about the sharing from academia and organizations which have embraced technology to enhance the safety and health of workers. Technology can be a great help in shaping a culture of safety by eliminating hazards or minimizing risk.

In 2015, Singapores industries, hotels, restaurants, warehousing, retails, and real estates together guzzled close to 70% of the electricity generated. As environment legislations tighten their grips and the bottoming - up of fuel prices, energy has become a strategic drive for corporate social responsibility and cost reductions. The WSQ Energy Efficiency Course, which is jointly organised by the Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology (SIMTech) and the Institution of Engineers Singapore (IES), is of high relevance to your company in monitoring and managing energy usage. It is structured to equip participants with the essential skills to capture, analyse, visualise and control energy usage.