Archive · 18 Jul 2026
AI and electronics to shape future
A big meeting about how computers and smart machines are changing the world happened in Hyderabad.
Important people talked about how these technologies are making big changes in areas like hospitals, farms, and schools.
They also warned that we need to be careful about using these technologies responsibly.
Many people from different countries shared their research ideas at this meeting.
The ICESAIA–2026 conference began in Hyderabad, focusing on AI and electronic technologies.
Dr VK Saraswat highlighted the transformative impact of AI on various sectors.
Prof Kumar Molugaram emphasized the need for responsible and ethical use of AI.
The conference received 1,562 research paper submissions from India and abroad.
The event is jointly organized by Stanley College, Methodist College, and the Avionics Society of India.
- Who
- Experts, students, and researchers at the ICESAIA–2026 conference
- What
- Discussion on the role of AI and electronic technologies in shaping the future
- When
- July 16-18
- Where
- Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women, Hyderabad
- Why
- To highlight the growing role of AI and electronic technologies and discuss their impact on various sectors
Advocates for AI and Electronics
Cautious about AI's Impact
Role of AI and Electronics
Advocates for AI and Electronics
AI and electronic technologies are transformative, revolutionizing sectors like healthcare, agriculture, defence, education, and transportation.
Cautious about AI's Impact
While beneficial, AI poses challenges related to privacy, misinformation, and employment changes.
- Event
- International conference on ‘Electronic Systems and Applications of Artificial Intelligence (ICESAIA–2026)’
- Location
- Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women, Hyderabad
- Duration
- Three days (July 16-18)
- Organizers
- Stanley College, Methodist College, and the Avionics Society of India
- Research Papers
- 1,562 submissions from India and abroad
- Key Speaker
- Dr VK Saraswat, Member, NITI Aayog
- Vice-Chancellor
- Prof Kumar Molugaram, Osmania University