M2m Wireless Revolution

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Renaissance in the Valley
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Forecasting.tstc.edu
www.tstc.edu
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Changes
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Mergers
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Projections
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Implications Jobs Programs
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USC ISI and Tactical Language Training (ITSEC
2005)
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Projections
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Projections
Consumer Electron..
Military
Games
Health
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Mass Casualty Triage

• Rapid physical assessment of key physiologic
  conditions
• Provides objective systematic method for
  determining patient acuity

Simulation-Based Triage Training, Games for
Health Mass Casualty Care Panel , RTI
International
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Simulation-Based Triage Training, Games for
Health Mass Casualty Care Panel , RTI
International
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Simulation-Based Triage Training, Games for
Health Mass Casualty Care Panel , RTI
International
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Simulation-Based Triage Training, Games for
Health Mass Casualty Care Panel , RTI
International
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Mergers
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Vienna University of Technology

Players operate track
switches and adjusting the speed of virtual
trains to prevent virtual trains from colliding.
Researchers Daniel Wagner, Thomas Pintaric and
Dieter Schmalstieg
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Projections
Consumer Electron..
Military
Games
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Nokia Research Center, Helsinki Finland in MIT
Technology Review
http//geeklit.blogspot.com/2007_03_01_archive.htm
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Changes
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Human Computer Interaction
Human Body is the Interface
WIMP
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Time to Market
Time to Market
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Demo!
Randy Brown randy.brown_at_virtualheroes.com Virtual
Heroes Inc. http//www.virtualheroes.com
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After Action Review (Real Time)
Randy Brown randy.brown_at_virtualheroes.com Virtual
Heroes Inc. http//www.virtualheroes.com
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Video games are leading us to new affective,
cognitive and psychomotor domains of HSI A
new relationship between humans and machines.
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Engineering Architecture Manufacturing
3D, Digital, Global
2D, Paper, Local
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DELMIA Digital Manufacturing Solutions A
Seamless End-to-End Workflow
Manufacturing ConceptLayout planning
Standard Time Measurement
Process Planning
Workstation LayoutErgonomics
Product Development
RobotSimulation
Manufacturing SimulationQuality Control
Control Engineering
Material FlowSimulation
ProductionPlanning
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DS Strategy
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Life Experience
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Realistic Simulation
CollaborativeBusinessProcess
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3D PLM
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Product Context Scenario
DMU
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3D
Knowledge Inside
Product Process Resource
Virtual Product Model
2D
3D
3D Collaborative Tools
1995
2000
2005
2010
1985
1970
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http//www.nasa.gov/multimedia/imagegallery/image_
feature_598.html
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If you have an automobile made in the past 10
years, your car has more computing power than
rockets used to put man on the moon.
TSTC West TX, Sweetwater, 10.31.2006
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Machine-Computer Integration
Mechatronics
Computers
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Merger
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Understanding systems is the core. Todays
technicians have to play different roles. They
have to know electronics, computers and
mechanical systems and how they
interact. --Diego Villarreal, TSTC Mechatronics
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Merger
White Collar
Blue Collar
Gold Collar
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INFO
BIO
NANO
NEURO
Adapted from NSF
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NanoBionics
Technical applications of biological molecules
including protein-based materials, DNA-based
materials, biomineralization, cellular systems
and bioelectronics. http//www.nanobionics3.de/
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NanoBionic Actuators
Nano-motor (45 nm wide)
Genetic Engineering

• Tethered bacterium
• Motor efficiency 90-100
• Output power 2.910-4 pW
• Stall torque 4600 pN-nm

Swimming bacterium Swimming speed 20-30
?m Protons flux/motor 1200 proton/rev
Mohamed Al-Fandi, Ph.D. Research Assistant
Professor of NEMS MEMS Dept. of Mechanical
Engineering Biomechanics University of Texas
Tethered bacterium
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STEM Mergers
INFO
BIO
NANO
NEURO
Adapted from NSF
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Mathematics of science, technology and engineering
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Shift in Workforce Needs
Systems Knowledge and Skills
Specialized Knowledge and Skills
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Council on Competitiveness National Innovation
Initiative
100 million jobs are going to be created in a lot
of these cross-disciplinary fields
Samuel Palmisano (CEO, IBM) Business Week
10.11.2004
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Implications Jobs Programs
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Skill Mergers
http//www.nasa.gov/multimedia/imagegallery/image_
feature_598.html
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Machine-Computer Integration
Mechatronics
Computers
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In most industries you have electricians
mechanics and IT, in wind, you are expected to do
everything. --
Bryan Gregory, Jr.
Wind Turbine Tech
11.1.2006, TSTC West TX, Sweetwater
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In most industries you have electricians,
mechanics and IT, in wind, you are expected to do
everything. -- Bryan Gregory, Jr.
11.1.2006, TSTC West TX, Sweetwater
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We need people who have integrated skills
related to mechanical, electronic, hydraulics and
pneumatics. --Bill Biffinger, HR, Superior
Essex
TSTC West TX
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We are looking for someone who can look at the
mechanical, the electrical and the control and
understand these systems. We need people who are
capable of crossing over between these various
areas. Don Sheffield Senior Recruiter GlobalSant
aFe
TSTC West TX, Sweetwater
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Automotive Technicians earn 30K-36K per year.
(20K in the Valley) Every system on a car is
monitored or controlled by a computer.
Technicians have to be more analytical and
process oriented. --Russell Carrigan, TSTC West
TX, Sweetwater, 10.31.2006
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Auto Collision 30K - 40K in the Valley 42K
plus home, auto, health and life insurance plus a
car
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It used to be the sledgehammer mechanic. These
days, the technology has advanced so much that
our most important tool is our brain. It is more
of a thinking mans game now. Jeff
Nelson Service Manager CAT
Skill Mergers
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Entry-level machinists make 36K-37K. They top
out at 60K but they overtime and up to 7,500
per year for college reimbursement too.
Chuck Marbut, Bell
Helicopter
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Aviation Technicians earn 15.00 per hour to
start. (23K in Valley) Harvey Hall, American
Eagle, Abilene
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Aviation Technicians qualify for two pay raises
per year of 1.00 per hour topping out at 54K
per year. Harvey Hall, American Eagle, Abilene
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Production Engineers from TSTC start at
43K-57K per year at United Launch Alliance.
Edward Rodriguez, Sr. Manufacturing
Engineering Manager, ULA
www.af.mil/news/airman/0104/launch1b.html
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Starting wages for Engineering Tech, IT Tech and
Industrial Technology range from 28K to
32K. -- Bill Biffinger, HR, Superior Essex
TSTC West TX
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Skill Mergers
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Machinists - 10-15 Mechanics - 14-16 Industrial
- 15-25
Skill Mergers
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Entry-Level RD Tech 40,000-to-50,000
4.16.2007, TSTC Waco
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.we had to upgrade our basic mechanic skills to
include programmable logic controllers and
electrical systems.--Dr. Ron Lentsch,
Allergan
4/2007, TSTC Waco
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Systems Knowledge and Skills
Specialized Knowledge and Skills
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Multi-Skill Jobs
Specialized Jobs
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In this plant, in the next three years we will
need nine Instrumentation and Numerical Control
(INC) technicians. Edward C. Trump Plant
Manager Entergy
4/2007, TSTC Marshall
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Highly Skilled Operators
Unskilled Operators
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Forecasting.tstc.edu
www.tstc.edu
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forecasting.tstc.edu
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Implications Jobs Programs
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Bryron Martin ATC
Skill Mergers
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Bryron Martin ATC
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Future Farmers of America

• v2.0

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Future Farmers of America

• Embrace history and culture of agriculture and
  project into the future? BIO, ENGINEERING, LAW,
  ENTREPRENEURSHIP and FUTURE STUDIES.
• Resource K-12 region wide (80 counties) through
  curriculum development, evaluation, support,
  kits, online learning and DISTRIBUTED ATCs.
• Move to transdisciplinary model? Link theory,
  application and problems/opportunities from the
  region/world.

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K-12 Collaborations
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Game Camp
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Real World Systems
Games
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K-12 Collaborations
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spaceTEAMS San Antonio,TX
Robot competition plus career and academic
exploration and history of science and technology.
Elementary
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spaceTEAMS San Antonio,TX
Middle School
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US First-EISDAndrew Schuetze San Antonio,TX
High School
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Why
How What
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2004, US FIRST Robotics Design Winner
Instructor, Kalameja, Trident Technical College,
Charleston, SC, USA
http//images.autodesk.com/emea_design_center/imag
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spaceTEAMS
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Space Teams, ACCD
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Space Teams, ACCD
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Space Teams, ACCD
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AIM
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Implications Jobs Programs
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Renaissance in the Valley