India's structural engineering industry is evolving rapidly are your analysis and design workflows ready for the next generation?

This hands-on workshop is designed to introduce engineers to the enhanced capabilities of MIDAS GEN NX through practical training sessions.

With increasing project complexity, tighter timelines, and strict compliance with Indian Standard (IS) codes, engineers need tools that are both powerful and efficient. The workshop focuses on IS code compliance, faster modelling, steel optimisation, drawing generation, and improved structural design workflows using GEN NX.

Through guided hands-on sessions and interactive discussions, participants will gain practical knowledge to develop efficient, accurate, and code-compliant structural design workflows using GEN NX.

DAY 1

📅 21 August, 2026 (Friday)

RC Building & Foundation Design (G+4)

✓ Introduction to MIDAS GEN NX
✓ Hands-on: Analysis & Design of a G+4 RC Building (IS 456:2000)
✓ Foundation Design using GEN NX & Design+
✓ Drawing Generation in GEN NX
✓ Interactive Q&A Session

DAY 2

📅 22 August, 2026 (Saturday)

Industrial Shed Design

✓ Steel Warehouse Design as per IS 800:2007
✓ Hands-on Structural Analysis & Design
✓ Steel Section Optimisation
✓ Automatic Wind Load for Open/Closed Structures
✓ Interactive Q&A Session

Dr. Pulkit Velani

Dr. Pulkit Velani is the Specification Engineer at MIDAS India, specializing in Structural and Earthquake Engineering. He holds a PhD and an MS by Research in Civil Engineering from IIIT Hyderabad. His expertise includes reinforced concrete tall building design, structural health monitoring, and city-scale earthquake risk assessment.

He has played a key role in integrating Indian Standards such as IS 16700:2023 and IS 18168:2023 into MIDAS GEN. He actively contributes to industry–academia collaboration, seismic mitigation, structural assessment, and retrofitting while leading innovative engineering initiatives.

Eng. Sai Manoj Vemula

Eng. Sai Manoj Vemula is a Structural Engineer at the MIDAS R&D Centre in India with over three years of experience in detailed structural analysis and design of high-rise and low-rise buildings, flat slab structures, culverts, RC T-girder bridges, composite bridges, and railway structures.

He mainly provides technical support to new and existing MIDAS users, assisting with modelling, analysis, and design of ongoing projects. He is well-versed in Indian, American, European, British, and South African design codes, enabling engineers to deliver efficient and code-compliant structural solutions.