This book captures extraordinary research from the VI International Conference on Computer Science, Electronics, and Industrial Engineering (CSEI 2024), where innovation meets real-world impact.
Discover how AI transforms lives in ways you never imagined. Researchers are helping doctors detect Parkinson's disease simply by analyzing handwriting, while others are creating smarter prosthetics that respond naturally to human thoughts. From fighting political propaganda to designing buildings that think, these breakthrough applications show AI's incredible potential to make our world better.
See how 5G, blockchain, and cloud computing are reshaping everything from healthcare to city water systems. Engineers are finding ingenious ways to power tiny IoT devices and help us navigate more intelligently through increasingly connected environments.
Learn how big data is driving the green revolution, optimizing everything from industrial processes to renewable energy systems. These aren't just theoretical concepts―they're practical solutions addressing the sustainability challenges we face today.
What ties all this research together? A shared vision of technology that truly serves humanity:
- AI that seamlessly integrates into every field, enhancing rather than replacing human expertise
- Solutions designed with people at the center, not as an afterthought
- Green technologies that protect our planet for future generations
- Smart monitoring systems that help us make better decisions faster
- Creative combinations of different technologies tackling complex, real-world problems
Whether you're a researcher pushing boundaries, a practitioner implementing solutions, an educator inspiring the next generation, or a student eager to change the world, this book offers both practical insights and inspiration. It's your window into the innovations shaping our technological future.
Marcelo V. Garcia, Ph.D. (Scopus ID: 56597269000, Web of Science Researcher ID: J-3195-2019), is a researcher from INTELIA research group. He studied electronics and instrumentation engineering at the University of the Armed Forces-ESPE. In 2013, he obtained his master's degree in control, automation, and robotics engineering, and in 2018, he obtained his doctorate at the University of the Basque Country (UPV / EHU). His studies were carried out thanks to a grant from the Ecuadorian government. From 2008 to 2013 he worked as an engineer in different companies in the area of oil and gas in Ecuador such as Schlumberger, Petrobras, and Petroamazonas EP. His research interest is focused on the design of next-generation architectures based on Industry 4.0 in various domains such as automation and smart manufacturing.
John-Paul Reyes, Ph.D. (Scopus ID: 57194871610), is a full professor at the Universidad Técnica de Ambato. He holds Ph.D. in industrial engineering and production from the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV), Spain. He has worked as a consultant for mining and footwear companies, where he has participated in logistical, operational, and management processes, as well as in the area of risk analysis. His research interests include information technologies, industrial engineering, supply chain management, operations research, lean manufacturing tools, business process management, modeling, and simulation.
Carlos Nuñez M., Mg. (Scopus ID: 57201028703), received his engineering in computer and information systems and the Mg. in database management from the Technical University of Ambato (UTA) Ecuador in 2006 and 2012, respectively. He has written more than ten SCOPUS scientific papers. His current research interests include software artificial intelligence and database. Currently he is a coordinator of the Operational Research Unit of the Faculty of Engineering in Electronic and Industrial Systems and a general coordinator of the Network of the Technical University of Ambato.
Carlos Gordon Gallegos, Ph.D. (Scopus ID: 56419359600), received his electronic engineering and the M.Sc. degree in networks and telecommunications from the Technical University of Ambato (UTA) Ecuador in 2005 and 2010, respectively. He joined the Department of Optoelectronics and Laser Technology, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, UC3M, Madrid, Spain, in 2012, and he received Ph.D. degree in electrical, electronics, and automation engineering in 2016, under the supervision of Prof. Guillermo Carpintero del Barrio. He has written more than sixty SCOPUS scientific papers. His current research interests include photonic integrated circuits in InP for the Millimeter-wave & Terahertz signal generation for high data rate wireless communication systems, the semiconductor short-pulse laser systems, artificial intelligence in robotics, and renewable energy.
