Pentagram Technologies

Maintained Under Section 59 of the Indian Partnership Firm Act, 1932

 

An Indian Partnership company incorporated at Hyderabad, India in February 11, 2022

Previously known as Pentagram Research Centre Private Limited incorporated in February 27, 1997

 

Mission: Better Technology Through Better Research

 

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Pentagram Research Centre, Hyderabad, India organized International Conferences on Systemics, Cybernetics and Informatics (ICSCI) since 2004 without commercial motive. The International Conference on Systemics, Cybernetics and Informatics (ICSCI) aims to bring together researchers and practitioners interested in the advances and applications of various scientific disciplines. This conference has the reputation of being one of the few platforms where in-depth technical sessions and high class tutorial sessions are conducted by pioneers and researchers from various reputed institutions. Ample opportunities are given to students and other delegates to interact with invited speakers, presenters and other reputed guests. Till now ten conferences have been organized and a number of students, faculty members and professionals derived immense benefits from them. World class academicians like Dirk van Dalen, S.S.Iyengar, Dieter Lukoschus, Claudio Moraga, Stanislav Vassilyev, Peter Stanley Abraham Glass, Alexander Kaplan, Walter Murray Wonham, Pradeep Khosla, Sethuraman, Michael Coyle, Mandayam Srinivasan, D.Swaminadhan, Peter Jonker and professionals like Michael McKubre, Richard Stallman, S.A.Patil, W. Schutzeberger, Steve Tyson, Pat Krishnan and senior administrators like Cornelis Keur, Stephen Moo Kim, Col Edwards Kimball, B.G.Dogra IPS, Lt.Gen Patil, K.Karunakaran, and A.Kalanidhi had participated in ICSCI conferences and made their presence felt. Pentagram Technologies is committed to continue such events in future.

 

 

 

Pentagram Research Centre, Hyderabad, India honored distinguished people from all over the world every year during the international conference ICSCI. The awards fall under the following categories: Laureates, Distinguished Academicians, Distinguished Professionals, Distinguished Nationals, and Distinguished Administrators,

Distinguished Awardees of Pentagram Research

  Conferences

 

ICSCI-2004

ICSCI-2005

ICSCI-2006

ICSCI-2007

ICSCI-2008

ICSCI-2009

ICSCI-2010

ICSCI-2011

ICSCI-2012

ICSCI-2014

 

Technical Papers Presented (ICSCI-2004 to ICSCI-2014)

 

Sl. No.

Conference

No. of Students Papers

No. of Contributed Papers from

Professionals and Faculty Members

1

ICSCI-2004

59

127

2

ICSCI-2005

112

201

3

ICSCI-2006

155

185

4

ICSCI-2007

114

171

5

ICSCI-2008

114

184

6

ICSCI-2009

69

144

7

ICSCI-2010

40

113

8

ICSCI-2011

70

120

9

ICSCI-2012

40

70

10

ICSCI-2014

99

26

 

GENERAL CATEGORY (for special and invited sessions)

Vedic Sciences, Traditional Logic, Intuitionist Logic,  Constructive Logic, Foundations of Mathematics and Physical Sciences, Mystic Sciences, Medical Practices, Philosophy, Alternative Energy, Beer Stafford's Cybernetics of Management, Administrative Practices, Knowledge Based Societies, Extra Terrestrial Objects and Life Functions, Principle of Dualism, Principle of Monism, Principle of Constructive Monism.

SYSTEMICS CATEGORY

System Architectures, ASIC Design, FPGA / CPLD Designs, Consumer Electronics, Control Systems, Numerical & Logical, Systems, Embedded Systems, Processors and EDA tools, Non Conventional Energy Resources, Lasers and Optical Systems, Parallel Architectures, Programmable DSPs and Applications, Systems on Chip Design, Soft Instruments, Test and Verification Tools / Development, Transaction Automation, VLSI Architectures, MEMS, Nano Technology, Molecular Electronic Devices, Systems Modeling and Simulation, Array processors, Space Surveillance Systems, Medical Instruments, Electronic Warfare Systems, Electronic Intelligence Systems, Molecular Electronics, Modern Communication Systems, Gene Processors, Image Acquisition Systems, Virtual Reality Systems, Wearable Computers, Network Components and Systems, Small Scientific Satellites, Space Systems , Space Radiation Effects on Integrated Biological Systems...

CYBERNETICS CATEGORY

Algorithms, Heuristic Algorithms, Genetic Algorithms, Evolutionary Algorithms, Theory of Computer Science, Factory automation, Military / Aerospace Applications, Electronic Intelligence in Combat Space, Guided / Autonomous Weapon Control, Multi sensor Fusion, Artificial Intelligence & Applications, Knowledge-Based Systems, Neural Networks and Fuzzy Control, Cellular Automata and Applications, Transport Systems Control, Machine Learning, Human Computer Interfaces, Human interaction in complex systems, Visual System Cybernetics, Machine Vision, Cybernetics of Living Matter, Symbolic Computing, Molecular Computing, Quantum Computing, Electronic Counter / Support Measures, Robotics and Machine Vision, Pattern Recognition and Analysis, Real Time Operating System, Satellite Imaging, Astronomy and Space Science, Stafford Beer's Cybernetics

INFORMATICS CATEGORY

Biomedical Engineering Applications, Signal and Image Processing, Multimedia & Virtual Reality, Computer Network, Protocols and Security, Radar / Sonar Signal Processing, Optical Character Recognition, Speech / Audio Signal Processing, Data Communication Methodology, Management and Information Technology, Telemetry, Space Surveillance Techniques, Health Care Informatics, Image Compression Techniques, Coding and Cryptography, Digital Watermarking Methods, CDMA / Mobile Communication Techniques, Celestial Informatics, Mathematical Theories, Vedic Sciences, Machine Translation of Languages, Knowledge-based Drug Discovery, Micro Array Image Analysis

  Invited Speakers (ICSCI-2004 to ICSCI-2014) x People who accepted our invitation but could not participate in the conference due to personal reasons
 

  Recent Workshops and Special Sessions (Partial Presentation)
 
 
 
 

ICSCI-2009

Panel Session on

 National Security - Dream or Reality

  Date: January 8, 2009

 1000 Hours to 1300 Hours

 Expected Panelists

x People who could not participate due to personal inconvenience

01. Dr. Prahlada, Chief Controller R&D, Ministry of Defense, Government of Indiax
02 Mr. M. V. Bhaskaran IPS (DGP of A.P Retd.)
03 Dr. C N. Gopinatha Reddy Ph.D., IPS, (Addl Director General of Police, A. P. and Director of A.P Police Academy, Hyderabad)
04

M. V. Bhaskar Rao IPS (DGP of A.P Retd.)

05 Mr. S. Subramanyam IPS (Director, IB, Retd.)
06 Mr. Anurag Sharma IPS (Director, CISF)x
07 Mr. Ramulu IPS (DGP of A.P Retd.)x
08 Mr. K. Vijaya Rama Rao IPS (Director, CBI Retd., and Former Minister, Govt. of APx
09 Dr. K. P. C. Gandhi (Director, Forensic Laboratories, A.P. Retd.)x
10 Mr. O. Narasimha Murty (Director, Forensic Laboratories)
11 Mr. Vemula Satyanarayana, Managing Director, MicroSec ATS (P) Ltd.
12

Mr. Rakesh Sinha, Managing Director, Power wave Technologies

13 Mr. Dinesh Reddy MD, APSRTC, Hyderabad
14

Dr. Mohamed Chawki, Senior Judge, State Court of Egypt, Advisor to Defense Minister, Cairo, Egypt

15 Mr. Harish Kumar Gupta, Jt Commissioner of Police, A.P.

 

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

SYSTEMICS, CYBERNETICS AND INFORMATICS

ICSCI - 2004

Under the aegis of Pentagram Research Centre Pvt. Ltd.

February 12-15, 2004

Venue: Dr. MCR HRD Institute, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad

Tutorial Identity Number

Title of the Tutorial

Brief Description

Name and background

of the Tutor

T-01

Symbolic Computing – Signal and Image Processing

Gives a complete paradigm on Symbolic Computing, Useful for Academicians, Industrialists,

Bio Informaticians and Defense Scientists

Dr. E. G. Rajan

Professor of

Signal Processing

Founder President

Pentagram Research Centre

29 years of Teaching, R&D and Professional Experience

T-02

Shared Interactive Human Services Databases – Implications for the Future

Gives a complete concept of the shared data issues in huge databases.

Useful for Government Agencies, Non-Profit Groups, Police, Security, Heavy Industries, Banks and Financial Corporations

Prof. Charles Winer

Assoc. Prof. of Info Systems

Purdue University, Calumet, U.S.A., Chairman of Carnegie Academy Project CASTL, Principal, Winfo Data Systems, Illinois.

Number of years of teaching and R&D experience.

T-03

Advanced Topics in Database Management Systems

Gives an overview of the latest in DBMS including Data mining and warehousing and its relevance in e-Governance.

C. S. R. Prabhu

Senior Technical Director, National Informatics Centre, Govt. of India, A number of years of professional and R&D experience, Authored a number of research papers and books

T-04

Biometrics And Its Relevance In Security

Gives a treatment to Biometric Identification systems and their usefulness in today’s security requirements

Dr. A. G. Ramakrishnan/

Dr. Mehtre Babu /

Dr. E. G. Rajan

T-05

Synthetic Aperture Radar(SAR) - strategic applications.

Deals with the latest in Radar techniques and their applications in significant and strategic areas.

Dr. D. Venkateswarulu

Former Prof, BHU with 22 years of teaching, academic R&D experience.

T-06

Virtual Reality in Haptic Technology.

An insight into "Haptic Interface" a way that mimics the sensation of touching real objects.

G. M. Lingaraju

M.Tech (CACS), Sr. Lecturer, JNN College of Engineering, Shimoga.

 

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

SYSTEMICS, CYBERNETICS AND INFORMATICS

ICSCI - 2007

Under the aegis of Pentagram Research Centre Pvt. Ltd.

January 04-07, 2007

Venue: Dr. MCR HRD Institute, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad

 

Tutorial

Prof. A G Ramakrishnan, IISc, Bangalore, India

Title: Gabor Filters in Image Processing

Duration: 180 minutes.

Intended audience: Academia, college students (senior undergraduate and postgraduate students), industrial research community.

Learning objective: The audience will learn the following from the tutorial:

Basics of Gabor Filters and its application to image processing.

Text extraction from complex images.

Script recognition in multiscript scenarios.

Texture Segmentation

Overview : Gabor formulated a function for both as well as spectral analysis of music signals in 1947. Ever since these functions, called after him as Gabor functions, have extensively been used for signal analysis. These functions, in their 2D form, are used for various kinds of image analysis applications. They are used for texture segmentation, face detection and recognition, text detection and localization in document images, script identification in multi-script scenarios etc. The advantages of Gabor filters over other features are many of which (i) that they simulate the human visual system, (ii) that they are direction dependent, (iii) that they are both localizable in space and frequency, (iv) they meet the equality criteria in the uncertainty principle, are some worth mentioning.

The present tutorial would deal with introduction to the various properties of Gabor filters, various applications, in brief, for image analysis algorithms. We would also give an application specific introduction to extraction of text from complex images and script identification in multiscript scenarios.

Outline :

Brief introduction to Gabor filters

Various properties of Gabor filters

Image texture analysis using Gabor filters

Text extraction: introduction and applications

Script Identification: introduction

Gabor features for text detection and script identification

Discussion and future scope

Brief introduction of the speaker: Prof. A G Ramakrishnan is an Associate professor with the Department of Electrical Engineering at Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. He holds a PhD from IIT Madras. He has been teaching subjects like Digital Image processing, Computer vision, Biomedical Signal processing and Biometrics at IISc, Bangalore. He has guided both Masters and PhD students in areas related to biomedical signal processing, image processing, pattern recognition and speech processing. He has a rich experience of industry interaction. He is a fore-runner in development of language technologies for various Indian languages in the field of OCR and speech synthesis. He is a Member of the Working Groups on Character Recognition and Speech Technology of the Linguistic Data Consortium on Indian Languages.