SENSOR TECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION (IR) 4.0
21 - 22 SEPTEMBER 2026
COURSE INTRODUCTION
This programme introduces the sensors, signal concepts and data architecture that support modern industrial automation and IR 4.0 applications. Participants review sensor classification, transducers, transmitters, signal conditioning, digitisation, real-time visualisation and system integration for more effective monitoring and control. Practical examples and guided discussion help participants connect the subject to decisions and challenges in their own workplace.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
By the end of this programme, participants should be able to:
- Explain the roles of sensors, transducers, transmitters and instrumentation.
- Classify analogue, digital, active and passive sensor technologies.
- Interpret sensor datasheets, output types, ratings, range and accuracy.
- Apply signal-conditioning and real-time data-visualisation principles.
- Connect sensor data with IR 4.0 architecture and a unified namespace.
- Select suitable sensors and interfaces for practical industrial applications.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This programme is suitable for engineers, technicians, automation personnel, maintenance teams, production teams, digital transformation leads and technical staff involved in industrial systems.
COURSE CONTENT
- Sensors, transducers, transmitters and instrumentation fundamentals
- Analogue, digital, active and passive sensor classifications
- Sensor output types, ratings, range, accuracy and datasheet interpretation
- Signal conditioning and real-time data visualisation
- Digital sensors, switches and industrial interfaces
- IR 4.0 system architecture and Unified Namespace concepts
- Sensor selection and integration for industrial applications
