MathWorks Concludes MATLAB EXPO 2023 in Bangalore and Hyderabad

MathWorks successfully concluded MATLAB EXPO, an industry-leading event exploring the latest technological and engineering advancements. The event attracted more than 1,400 engineers, scientists, researchers, and educators to participate in plenary talks, tracks, and hands-on workshops focused on new technological advancements in trends in major technology areas, including AI, wireless communications, and electrification.

Dr. Arun Mulpur, Industry Director at MathWorks, delivered the keynote address, “Moonshots: How Engineers and Scientists Are Achieving the Impossible.” Key stakeholders and decision-makers also participated in the panel discussions conducted by MathWorks on the topics “Implementing AI in Engineering: Reliability, Explainability, and Accuracy” and “Enabling Engineers and Scientists to Tackle Climate Change.”

During the event, MathWorks leaders also shed light on emerging trends, such as:

• Driving into the Future: AI-Enabled Autonomous Systems
• Developing Electrified Propulsion Systems for a Sustainable Future
• Developing Safe and Secure Embedded Software from Desktop to Cloud Using Model-Based Design
• Accelerating Production of Industry-Compliant Embedded Software Using Model-Based Design
• FPGA-Based Implementation of Beamforming Algorithms for Radar and Wireless Systems

Commenting on the EXPO, Sunil Motwani, Country Head at MathWorks, said, "We are thrilled with the immense success of MATLAB EXPO 2023. It was great to see more than 1,400 industry professionals, researchers, and engineers come together to explore the future of technology and engineering. With a diverse range of themes, including AI-enabled autonomous systems, electrified propulsion, embedded software development, and FPGA-based implementations, the event highlighted remarkable advancements in these fields. Our sincere appreciation goes out to all attendees, speakers, and partners who played a pivotal role in making MATLAB EXPO 2023 an exceptional achievement.”