The presentation will focus on the transformation taking place in the aerospace sector and the transition from operational excellence to intelligent manufacturing. It will introduce participants to modern technologies, digitalisation and emerging development trends in the aerospace industry.

The presentation will explore the potential of robotisation and automation in aerospace manufacturing. The speakers will highlight areas in which FANUC technologies can help improve productivity, repeatability and process flexibility, while supporting the continued growth of companies operating in the aerospace sector.

The presentation will focus on automated root cause analysis, RCA, and intelligent production monitoring using the S.A.G.E. platform. Participants will learn how advanced anomaly-detection algorithms can help reduce the risk of costly errors and support engineering teams in analysing measurement data and identifying potential causes of failures.

The presentation will showcase the capabilities of a robotic deburring system for the aerospace industry. Participants will see how robotisation can improve machining precision and repeatability, enhance component quality and streamline production processes. The session will demonstrate how modern automation technologies respond to the demanding requirements of the aerospace sector.

The presentation will demonstrate how artificial intelligence is moving from the digital domain into real-world industrial applications, supporting the autonomy, flexibility and intelligence of modern robotic systems.

The aerospace industry is facing increasing quality requirements, complex supply chains and growing pressure to shorten production cycles. Adam Kaczmarek will explain how digital transformation and intelligent automation are becoming key drivers of competitiveness in the aerospace sector. He will also share practical insights from projects delivered by iQanto within the Snef Group and discuss the tangible operational and business benefits these technologies offer aerospace manufacturers.

The presentation will introduce the potential and structure of the Aviation Valley Association, one of Europe’s leading industrial clusters, bringing together more than 220 companies and research and development institutions. It will also highlight the cluster’s role in connecting businesses and strengthening the aerospace supply chain in practical ways.

The presentation will cover two complementary areas of support for modern manufacturing. The first part will introduce the possibilities for monitoring, analysing and protecting production processes using the FIELD System Basic Package. The second part will focus on technologies supporting machining and manufacturing processes. The speakers will present the capabilities of ROBODRILL machining centres and ROBOCUT wire electrical discharge machines, with particular emphasis on their potential applications in aerospace manufacturing.

A practical presentation of FANUC technology and demonstration stations. Participants will see the solutions in operation, speak with experts and explore their potential applications in manufacturing processes for the aerospace sector.

An open discussion with system integrators and technical experts. Participants will have an opportunity to ask questions about designing and implementing automation solutions, integrating FANUC technologies and adapting production stations to specific manufacturing requirements.