How NCVT can act as Gaurdian Angel for engineers? 1. Mature electronic prototyping methods and systems need to be established; so that ideas could be validated faster and products would come well in time in the market. 2. Ecosystem for electronic manufacturing; esp. low level hardware support as well as high level product development needs to be augmented. Since there is sheer lack of such an ecosystem, it not only poses challenges to industries but also to institutions in terms of futuristic research and studies. 3. Work towards innovations – not only in terms of technology but also in developing new products and uses. New generation engineers are coming up with many new and novel ideas in this field; however, lack of end-to-end support is becoming key impediment to lead those ideas towards logical and fruitful implementations. 4. Nurture industry specific and industry ready talent. While industry predictions are stating numbers that could be tripled in coming few years, lack of industry ready talent is going to be the biggest hurdle. Presently embedded system industry employs approximately 60,000 engineers across the country. This high domestic demand provides a strong argument for key stakeholders to drive the evolution of this industry. 5. To start the work towards applied research & developments is a must. Many of our institutions are involved in research in embedded systems’ domain and have quality ideas or suggestions. However, majority of the work involves only the study of existing technology or have just a theoretical / analytical outlook for the suggestion. The important point here is, although we have heaps of ideas and suggestions coming by the way of research and developments, practical application is overlooked in most of the cases. And this perhaps is a silent impediment in growth of this sector in India
Posted on: Mon, 22 Sep 2014 04:09:12 +0000
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