Explore the latest innovations in simulation, artificial intelligence (AI), data analytics, high-performance computing (HPC), and other areas.
This year’s event will cover recent key trends such as AI agents, AI engineering, digital twins and digital threads, knowledge graphs, edge computing, and sustainability, with experts from some of the world’s leading companies and organizations sharing their insights.

Vulcan’s Challenge: Predicting Battery Life with Machine Learning and AI
Automotive manufacturer Vulcan is tackling the critical challenge of using machine learning to predict the remaining useful life (RUL) of lithium-ion batteries in electric vehicles. This presentation will introduce the process of implementing a predictive maintenance solution as a practical example of applying machine learning to real-world predictive analytics.

The interface between automotive electronics and semiconductor innovation will be explored, delving into the role of semiconductor technology in the automotive industry: the rise of EVs and the associated challenges in power management and battery technology; the development of ADAS and the path to fully autonomous driving; the improvement of automotive connectivity and data security and impact on the user experience, and how semiconductor innovation is driving important automotive transformations.

How AI is reshaping organizations, tools, and innovation, discussing how individuals and teams can build the skills, strategies, and mindsets needed to stay one step ahead in an AI-enabled world. How do engineers and designers need to grow? Discussions are important to prepare for future developments.