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Tan Yen Kheng

A*STAR - Agency for Science, Technology and Research

Dr. Tan Yen Kheng is a technologist in nature that has performed commercial role in startup company, productization role with SME and LLE companies and research role in institute of higher learnings. His core strengths include leading multi-disciplinary groups, growing enterprises businesses and being catalyst for innovative research and development. Some notable innovative research and development are listed below: - • Ventured IoT edge computing devices into Singapore and Chinese markets for smart factory and building businesses. • Productized electric vehicle charging and consumer products with small-medium-enterprises and local-large-enterprises for Enterprise Singapore innovation factory programme. • Demonstrated wireless power charging in Singapore on its national first electric taxi for electromobility in megacity programme. • Co-deployed sustainable DC grid solution with Philips lightings into JTC cleantech building under Economic Development Board support. • Research and developed advanced power electronic and control topology for Rolls-Royce Singapore more electric aircraft initiative. • Designed advanced motion control algorithm for Hewlett-Packard business printing printer product.

6books edited

3chapters authored

Latest work with IntechOpen by Tan Yen Kheng

Smart manufacturing uses big data, the Internet of things (IoT) and the Internet of Services (IoS), and flexible and dynamic workforces to cope with ever-increasing demand in low-volume, high-mix production. Companies worldwide are already pivoting towards dynamic and reconfigurable production as a smarter way to build and make things. As such, this book discusses the next generation of manufacturing, which will involve the transformational convergence of intelligent machines, powerful computing and analytics, and unprecedented networking of people, products, and services.

Smart Manufacturing

Smart Manufacturing

Edited by Tan Yen Kheng

Books edited

Sustainable Energy Harvesting Technologies

Sustainable Energy Harvesting Technologies

Edited by Tan Yen Kheng

Smart Wireless Sensor Networks

Smart Wireless Sensor Networks

Edited by Tan Yen Kheng

Sustainable Wireless Sensor Networks

Sustainable Wireless Sensor Networks

Edited by Tan Yen Kheng

Wireless Sensor Networks

Wireless Sensor Networks

Edited by Tan Yen Kheng

Rehabilitation Engineering

Rehabilitation Engineering

Edited by Tan Yen Kheng

Chapters authored

Review of Energy Harvesting Technologies for Sustainable WSN

By Yen Kheng Tan and Sanjib Kumar Panda

Part of the book: Sustainable Wireless Sensor Networks

Wearable Energy Harvesting System for Powering Wireless Devices

By Yen Kheng Tan and Wee Song Koh

Part of the book: Sustainable Energy Harvesting Technologies

Remote Management of Autonomous Factory

By Yen Kheng Tan and Felix George

In today’s mass production era, the world is making things (products and systems) so quickly and systematically in huge volume. The demand for these products is very high and, at the same time, consumers are still in search for a need for making the production very personalized. Hence, the “one mold fits all” approach may not seem to be enough. The present approach is facing the lack of networking between the automation pyramid levels, that is, especially between enterprise resource planning (ERP) and manufacturing execution system (MES) layers and, in turn, communicating directly with the lower layers is not possible. This missing communication among the process equipment like machineries and field control systems like PLCs at the production shop floors implies that customization at the product layer for the consumer is still in progress in classical manufacturing. Mini-MES is a new concept being introduced here to solve the existing techniques reported in the literature and is followed by industry best practices. The novel mini-MES platform provides an avenue for the technology process level (the most bottom layer) to interplay interconnectivity and interoperability with its higher levels until the above pain points are addressed holistically. The chapter is going to focus mainly on the factory production of digital manufacturing and on describing the 3-Cs implementation plan, the enabling technology, and the achievable outcome ahead.

Part of the book: Smart Manufacturing

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