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Source: Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University –
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A delegation from the Graduate School of Cyber-Physical Systems Management at the Institute of Computer Science and Cybersecurity at SPbPU represented Polytechnic University at the 23rd International Personnel Exchange Conference, held in China. The event consisted of two parts: a plenary session in Shanghai and workshops at Harbin University of Engineering.
The plenary session, dedicated to the successes of Chinese universities in organizing international cooperation, brought together several thousand scientists from universities around the world. Nobel laureates and government ministers of the People's Republic of China delivered welcoming remarks and presentations.
The section at Harbin University of Engineering consisted of a seminar on "Digital Platforms." V. V. Potekhin and A. V. Militsyn, representing the Harbin School of Engineering, presented a paper titled "Interactive Method for Diagnosing Industrial Faults Based on Neural Network and Large Language Models," which focused on the future of Industrial Internet of Things (IoT) architecture.
The development of IIoT architecture is linked to the implementation of digital twins, large language models, and the creation of an IIoT platform for modern control systems. Trained on big data using a neural network, the IIoT platform enables optimization of production processes and the implementation of predictive analytics algorithms. The use of large language models enables the formulation of operator instructions in both text and voice. The presentation generated considerable interest, and the experts addressed a variety of issues, including those related to joint grant applications on this topic.
The second part of the visit to Harbin Engineering University focused on the implementation of joint educational programs. Drawing on two years of experience, the partners discussed current issues related to the implementation of the joint undergraduate program in Industrial Artificial Intelligence. Furthermore, agreements were reached and an agreement was drafted on the implementation of joint master's and doctoral programs.
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