Ms. Glory Shrivastava

Shaping the Future of Industrial Automation: Integrating Safety, Control Systems, and Smart Technologies for Next-Gen Process Industries

Abstract:

This presentation explores the transformative integration of safety, control systems, and smart technologies in shaping next-generation process industries. Tracing the evolution from manual operations to cyber-physical systems, it emphasizes how Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), and advanced control architectures are driving hyper-efficient, autonomous, and resilient industrial operations. The growing complexity of interconnected systems necessitates robust cybersecurity frameworks, adherence to functional safety standards like IEC 61508 and ISO 13849, and proactive safety culture. Innovations such as digital twins, predictive maintenance, edge computing, and collaborative robotics (cobots) are revolutionizing real-time monitoring, control, and human-machine collaboration. Additionally, emerging technologies like quantum computing, 6G, and blockchain offer new dimensions to process optimization, security, and sustainability. The presentation outlines strategic implementation roadmaps, stressing the importance of integrated platforms, open standards, ethical AI practices, and continuous workforce reskilling to achieve fully autonomous and adaptive industrial ecosystems.

Profile:

Glory Shrivastava is a seasoned Senior Controls Engineer at Electric Hydrogen Co., with over decade of expertise in Burner Management System (BMS) design, instrumentation, and control systems. With a proven track record in commissioning and start-up activities for oil and gas industries, primarily focusing on fired heaters and BMS systems, Glory excels in delivering innovative and efficient solutions. Proficient in PLC and HMI programming across platforms such as Rockwell, Siemens, Modicon, and Triconex, Glory also demonstrates strong skills in AutoCAD, FactoryTalk, and control system design. A hands-on professional, Glory has consistently showcased an aptitude for both individual and collaborative team settings.Glory holds a degree from Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, USA, and brings academic and practical insights to every project. Passionate about learning and embracing challenges, Glory remains committed to excelling in the fields of instrumentation and controls while contributing to the world's biggest challenge of decarbonization initiatives in the industrial sector