Take‑away: Embedding AI at the device and system levels transforms reactive maintenance into proactive, cost‑effective grid stewardship.
Take‑away: The fusion of advanced control, secure communication protocols, and distributed ledger technologies is essential to safeguard the increasingly digitized power grid. Electricalom Crack 2021
| Metric | Value | |-----------|-----------| | Dates | 12–16 September 2021 (virtual) | | Registrants | 1,248 (academia: 58 %; industry: 35 %; government: 7 %) | | Sessions | 48 oral presentations, 23 poster sessions, 5 panel discussions | | Keynote Speakers | Prof. Junichi Takahashi (WBG devices), Dr. Sofia García (AI for grid resilience), Prof. Thomas Müller (Cyber‑physical security) | | Awards | Best Paper – “SiC‑based MMC for 10‑MW HVDC Links”; Young Investigator – “Physics‑informed Neural Networks for Fault Diagnosis” | Take‑away: Embedding AI at the device and system
The conference employed a hybrid format where live streaming of talks was complemented by interactive breakout rooms for poster discussions. All accepted papers were published in the Proceedings of Electricalom Crack 2021 (ISBN 978‑1‑55555‑999‑7) and are indexed in IEEE Xplore and Scopus. | Metric | Value | |-----------|-----------| | Dates