Event

Industrial AI in Manufacturing

See how VELUX roof windows are built, tested, and shaped in Østbirk. Move through the production line and wind tunnel, then into the VELUX Collection to see the product history and design thinking behind one of Denmark’s most recognisable manufacturing companies. Hear how NVIDIA, VELUX, Siemens, and JLI Vision work with machine vision, supply-chain intelligence, industrial data, and AI deployment in manufacturing.

Inside VELUX in Østbirk
As part of this event, VELUX opens its site in Østbirk for a closer look at the production, testing and history behind its roof windows.

You will get access to selected parts of the production site, see how VELUX tests roof windows against wind, rain, temperature changes and sound, and visit the VELUX Collection, where the company’s industrial history, craftsmanship and approach to daylight are brought together.

Places for the tour are limited, so early registration is recommended.

The visit gives the conference a concrete manufacturing setting before the presentations turn to machine vision, supply-chain intelligence, industrial data, and AI deployment.

What the conference covers
Industrial AI is being applied across the systems inside and around production. It supports inspection, process understanding, decision-making, production performance, and the use of industrial data in daily operations.

At this conference, the focus is on practical applications in manufacturing. The programme covers machine vision, supply-chain intelligence, shopfloor productivity and what it takes to move AI from promising pilots into operational use.

You will hear from
After the VELUX tour, NVIDIA opens the presentation programme with a session on AI in industrial operations, simulation, accelerated computing, and real-time decision-making.

JLI Vision presents machine vision in practice, including AI-driven inspection, detection, and quality control. VELUX shares how data and AI are used to improve process understanding, production performance and decision-making across manufacturing operations. Siemens closes the programme with learnings from moving AI beyond pilots and into shopfloor productivity.

Who should attend
The conference is relevant for professionals working with manufacturing, automation, industrial data, AI, quality, production technology, OT and digital manufacturing. It is especially relevant for people involved in production performance, inspection, machine vision, decision support, AI implementation, or shopfloor technology.

What you will take away
You will gain insight into:

How machine vision supports inspection, detection, and quality control
How industrial data can support better decisions and production performance
How AI is used in supply-chain and manufacturing operations
What it takes to move AI from pilot to operational use
How production, testing and product requirements shape the conditions for industrial AI

Agenda

10 June

- 9.00-10.30 VELUX Site Tour
  
  Production Site:
  Get a behind-the-scenes look at how VELUX roof windows are made, from the initial production stages to packaging at the Product Introduction factory. Observe how windows are carefully packed and prepared for transportation, ensuring they meet customer standards.
  
  Test & Wind Tunnel:
  See how VELUX simulates powerful storms and heavy rain in the wind tunnel to test roof windows against extreme weather conditions. Learn about the rigorous testing for temperature variations, sound, and durability to ensure long-lasting performance in any climate.
  
  VELUX Collection:
  Explore the rich history of VELUX and discover how craftsmanship and vision have shaped the company’s approach to daylight and fresh air in homes. Gain insight into how VELUX’s heritage informs both today’s solutions and tomorrow’s innovations.
- 10.30-11.00 Break
- 11.00-11.30 NVIDIA: From Digital Intelligence to Physical Impact: Deploying AI in Industrial Operations
  
  /by Rasmus Bisgaard, Former NVIDIA Regional Business Lead (Denmark & Iceland), now CCO at Danish Centre for AI Innovation (DCAI)
  
  AI is becoming the factory’s most powerful new workforce. In this presentation, NVIDIA shares how digital intelligence is being transformed into physical impact by embedding AI into real-world industrial operations. Drawing on NVIDIA’s vision for AI‑powered factories, the session shows how simulation, AI, and accelerated computing connect the virtual and physical worlds to design, optimize, and operate manufacturing systems. The focus is on turning industrial data into real-time decision‑making and scalable productivity on the shopfloor.
- 11.30-12.00 JLI Vision: Machine Vision in Practice: From Image Data to Industrial Insight
  
  /by JLI Vision
  
  Discover how modern machine vision transforms raw image data into actionable information for industrial processes. The session will show practical examples of AI-driven inspection, detection, and quality control in real production environments. Learn what it takes to move from promising prototypes to robust vision systems that create measurable operational value.
- 12.00-13.00 Lunch
- 13.00-13.45 VELUX: Supply Chain Intelligence: Data, AI, and Implementation in Practice
  
  /by Sigurd Lazic Villumsen, PTI Manager, VELUX
  
  Learn how VELUX is using data and AI to improve process understanding, optimize production performance, and support smarter decision-making across manufacturing operations. This presentation will highlight current focus areas, real-world industrial applications, and key lessons learned from developing AI-driven solutions.
- 13.45-14.00 Break
- 14.00-14.45 Siemens: Combining the real and the digital worlds: From AI pilots to productivity on the Siemens shopfloor
  
  /by Anil Bayzat, Business Developer - Industrial AI & Edge, Siemens and Anders Ottosen, IT/OT Focal Point Siemens Denmark
  
  Most industrial AI initiatives never make it past the pilot stage. In this presentation, Siemens shares real-world learnings from deploying AI on our own shopfloor—moving beyond pilots to measurable productivity. We show how combining the real and the digital worlds enables industrial AI at scale, and how to overcome the PoC valley of death, where initiatives often stall due to data, integration, and operational challenges. The focus is on what it truly takes to run AI reliably in production.
- 14.45-15.00 Closing remarks

Industrial AI in Manufacturing

Agenda

9.00-10.30 VELUX Site Tour

11.00-11.30 NVIDIA: From Digital Intelligence to Physical Impact: Deploying AI in Industrial Operations

11.30-12.00 JLI Vision: Machine Vision in Practice: From Image Data to Industrial Insight

13.00-13.45 VELUX: Supply Chain Intelligence: Data, AI, and Implementation in Practice

14.00-14.45 Siemens: Combining the real and the digital worlds: From AI pilots to productivity on the Siemens shopfloor

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