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EMIN &Tektronix: IoT Workshop in HCMC

08/24/2018 13:46:02

[IoT(Internet of Things), IIoT(Industrial Internet of Things), Industry 4.0 ][1] measurement training program in HCMC was coorganized by EMIN Vietnam and Tekt

IoT(Internet of Things), IIoT(Industrial Internet of Things), Industry 4.0  measurement training program in HCMC was coorganized by EMIN Vietnam and Tektronix on 11,12,13th August, 2018.

The term ” Internet of things”( IOT) has recently attracted much attention of technology world. With coming exploration The Internet of Things (IoT) promises to change the world by connecting devices in larger, more inter-operable systems controlled by software and analytics. The proliferation of device, software, and analytics have driven significant changes in most industries.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is the network of physical devices, vehicles, home appliances, and other items embedded with electronics, software, sensors, actuators, and connectivity which enables these things to connect and exchange data

The opportunities to reinvent existing objects into connected devices that include sensors and transmitters are abundant. Along with these new found opportunities come many technical challenges too.

At this training program, we bring Tektronix about IoT, IIoT measurement solutions. In particular, you will be trained using the measuring equipment, directly on the devices with "hands-on" guidance by experts from Tektronix

From that, you can got a better overview of IoT, IIoT measurement in IoT and surely 100% more proficient in using measuring instruments.

The program was in 3 days attracted participants. However, for the best training effectiveness, the number of participants is limited (less than 18ng / day)

That is not only the chance to study, improve knowledge, skills. The workshop is also a place to exchange work experience, meeting with foreign experts, engineers, technicians, researchers, managers from the fields of electricity, electronics, IT, telecommunications.etc.

In this Workshop, participants could do actual practice, with detail guidance and dedicated supports.

Thanks to your enthusiastic participations. Workshop in Hanoi have been successful.
On behalf of the organizing committee of "Tektronix IoT Workshop 2018", thank you for your interest and affection. Hope you continue to accompany us and attend the next EMIN events.

Sincerely thank you and see you at the next events!

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