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GITAM Professor Delivers Talk on AI-Powered Naval Engineering at INS Vishwakarma

Prof. (Dr.) PriteeParwekar, Professor, Department of Computer Science and Systems Engineering, GITAM Deemed to be University, Hyderabad, delivered an insightful talk on “AI-Powered Naval Engineering: Smart Ships, Predictive Management and Autonomous Systems” at INS Vishwakarma.

The session explored the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Internet of Things (IoT), and predictive analytics in shaping the future of naval engineering and maritime operations. Prof.Parwekar highlighted how the integration of emerging digital technologies can enable intelligent maritime systems, enhance operational efficiency, and support faster and more informed decision-making.

A key focus of the talk was the concept of smart ships, where interconnected sensors, intelligent computing systems, and real-time data analytics can facilitate continuous monitoring and intelligent decision-making. Prof.Parwekar also discussed AI-driven predictive management and maintenance, explaining how data analytics can identify patterns, anticipate potential system failures, and enable proactive maintenance, thereby improving reliability and operational readiness.

The session further examined the growing potential of autonomous systems in navigation, surveillance, monitoring, decision support, and other complex maritime operations. The integration of AI with advanced sensing, communication, and autonomous technologies was highlighted as a significant pathway towards developing safer, smarter, and more efficient naval systems.

The talk provided an engaging platform for exploring the convergence of Artificial Intelligence and naval engineering, while highlighting the importance of interdisciplinary approaches in addressing the evolving technological needs of maritime and defence applications.

Prof.Parwekar underscored the significance of strong collaboration among academia, technology, and defence institutions in advancing research and innovation in intelligent and autonomous systems. The session highlighted the potential of AI-enabled technologies to contribute significantly to the next generation of smart, resilient, and autonomous maritime systems.

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