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IEEE Conference Concludes After Showcasing Emerging Technology Research
A technology conference was held at D. Y. Patil College of Engineering in Pune.
It lasted for two days, on September 3 and 4.
People joined from India and other countries.
They included students, teachers, researchers and technology professionals.
In total, 287 research papers were presented.
Speakers discussed computers, electronics, communication, artificial intelligence and automation.
Mayur Koulavkar explained how computer chips are being redesigned for AI.
Dr. Manish Bali encouraged students to create new ideas and develop technology in India.
The event ended with talks about working together on research and strengthening ties between colleges and companies.
ICEC2NT-2026 concluded after a two-day program at D. Y. Patil College of Engineering in Akurdi, Pune.
The conference was held on September 3 and 4, featuring online and offline presentations.
Researchers, academics, industry professionals and students from 29 states and several countries participated.
A total of 287 research papers were presented during the event.
Keynote sessions covered electronics, computing, communication, artificial intelligence, automation and AI-era chip design.
- Who
- Researchers, academicians, industry professionals and students from India and abroad attended, with keynote speakers including Dr Manish Bali and Mayur Koulavkar.
- What
- The two-day IEEE International Conference on Electronics, Computing, Communication and Networking Automation Technologies concluded after 287 research papers were presented.
- Where
- D. Y. Patil College of Engineering in Akurdi, Pune.
- When
- September 3 and 4; the conference concluded on Friday.
- Why
- The event focused on emerging technologies and promoting research collaboration, innovation and stronger industry-academia interaction.
Key facts
- Conference
- IEEE International Conference on Electronics, Computing, Communication and Networking Automation Technologies (ICEC2NT-2026)
- Duration
- Two days
- Dates
- September 3 and 4
- Venue
- D. Y. Patil College of Engineering, Akurdi, Pune
- Research papers
- 287 papers presented
- Participation
- Participants from 29 states and countries including the United States, United Kingdom, Iraq and Saudi Arabia
- Future edition
- Dr Amar Buchade said IEEE Pune Section would continue supporting the 2027 edition
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