Industrial Applied Research Chair in Interoperability Sensor Systems for IIoT Applications

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The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is rapidly reshaping our world. In a recent study, Ericsson estimates that the total number of IoT-connected devices will grow at a compound annual growth rate of over 20%, reaching over 20 billion devices globally by 2023. In 2014 the government of Canada's Science, Technology, and Innovation Council recommended that federal research priorities and focus areas should include machine-to-machine systems, automation, and advanced data management. With its existing strengths in energy, health and additive manufacturing, its deep partnerships with industry, and the recent investment in new lab facilities, Mohawk College is strongly positioned to support a dedicated IRCC Chair in interoperability sensor systems for IIoT applications. Dr. Hassan has 10 years of applied research experience, specifically in the design, development, and implementation of wireless sensor devices and smart embedded real-time systems. He has worked globally and in Canada, with many academic and industrial partners. Over the five years of the chair program, he will lead a team of staff and students and collaborate with other researchers and companies to complete a minimum of nine projects. These projects involve the evaluation and development of new sensor systems that will meet the needs of industry in a rapidly changing environment. The anticipated growth of the IIoT sector has provided a unique opportunity for Mohawk to support business innovation. With added support of over $1M from Industry, the Chair program will thrive by providing students with enhanced opportunities for experiential learning and product development opportunities for the global market. Benefits to Canada will include HQPs, increased competitiveness and a better quality of life for Canadians.