Altair, a global leader in computational intelligence, announced its ATCx AI for Engineers 2024 global virtual event will be held on June 20. The event will bring together design, simulation, and manufacturing engineers from around the world to explore the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in product development.
The event features an impressive lineup of speakers and panelists from some of the world’s leading companies, including:
- Mike Gualtieri, vice president, principal analyst, Forrester
- Stavros Stefanis, principal partner, Deloitte Consulting
- Matt Smolka, principal engineer, advanced simulation, Lotus
- Chris Wlezien, senior expert and design director, engineering, McKinsey
- Taro Yokomizo, senior principal digital engineer, high-performance computing product group, Renesas Electronics
- Giuseppe Gullo, fea design analysis engineer, CNH Industrial
- Jeevesh Prasoon, senior engineer, Hero MotoCorp Ltd.
- Kazuki Sakurai, product development, Daikin
- Martin Ortega, design leader, Mabe
- Simon Backhaus, director, IRnow
One of the key highlights is the exclusive reveal of Altair’s “100 Use Cases for AI-Powered Engineering.” These 100 use cases will illustrate how AI can benefit engineering and provide engineers with practical insights on how they can implement AI within their organizations. From concept to reality, AI transforms processes – from design and simulation to manufacturing and beyond – by increasing efficiency, accuracy, and innovation. All attendees will have access to the document after the event.
ATCx AI for Engineers will also feature a presentation by Altair’s Sean Martin, vice president software engineering, who recently joined Altair via the acquisition of Cambridge Semantics. During his presentation, “Integrating Data with Knowledge Graphs: Why, What, and How?” he will showcase how Altair’s industry-leading knowledge graph technology used by Fortune 500 companies around the globe empowers organizations to build advanced analytics ecosystems and drive data-driven innovation.
The event will be held in three time zones across the AMER, EMEA, and APAC regions, and will offer live translations into Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, German, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean. To reserve your spot and to gain access to “100 Use Cases for AI-Powered Engineering,” visit https://events.altair.com/atcx-ai-for-engineers-2024/.
