ACCELERATE THE INNOVATION OF ENGINEERING

Building on insights from the Draghi report, "The Future of European Competitiveness" this year’s ESI symposium highlights the critical role of higher productivity in securing Europe’s competitive edge. Europe’s engineering sector plays a pivotal role in addressing the global demand for sustainable, efficient, and transformative technologies.
By focusing on enhancing research, bridging knowledge gaps, and streamlining collaboration, this event aims to inspire the next wave of engineering breakthroughs.

Join us as we explore this vital theme through various subtopics and insights. We will examine how generative AI and model-based techniques can be utilized to tackle these challenges. This theme builds on our previous focus on managing complexity in cyber-physical systems, which remains an ongoing challenge.

Academic keynote: A vision on the future of Systems Engineering, what capabilities will we need?
prof. Gerrit Muller, TNO-ESI and University of South-Eastern Norway (USN)

Industrial keynote: Wei Li, Vice President Development and Engineering Software at ASML

Parallel sessions:

- Future-fit organizations

- The quest for engineering productivity: a synthesis-based approach

- Intelligent diagnostics: boosting equipment effectiveness

- Gen AI to harvest legacy

Partners and presenters: ASML, Canon Production Printing, Philips, Thales, Vanderlande,  University of Amsterdam, TU Delft, TU Eindhoven, Radboud University Nijmegen, University of Twente, Capgemini Engineering, ICT Group, Rijkswaterstaat, VDL-ETG, TNO

Moreover there will be an  innovation market with demos by TNO-ESI and our industrial partners, a poster market with contributions by our academic partners and a special Mentoring session: "Finding your path in applied research".