CWTEC set to look at AI for critical systems
The one-day Cambridge Wireless Technical Engineering Conference (CWTEC) includes a deep dive into ‘Engineering AI for Critical Systems’ with four sessions.
The introductory session is conducted by Cambridge Wireless CEO Michaela Eschbach, with a keynote by Cambridge University’s Professor Amanda Prorok titled: ‘Learning to Communicate, Cooperate, and Coordinate in Multi-Robot Systems’.
Session 2, ‘Applications of AI in Critical Industries’, chaired by Paul O’Brien, features speakers from BT and CGI
Session 3, ‘AI Engineering Challenges’, chaired by Peter Whale, founder and CEO at Vision Formers, has guests including Bob Oates, associate director at Cambridge Consultants.
Session 4, ‘What does the future of AI look like?’, chaired by Julia Gwilt, partner at Appleyard Lees, includes speaker Dr Jade Hind, senior consultant, Space, Defence and Intelligence at CGI.
Michaela Eschbach, CEO of Cambridge Wireless, said: “CWTEC 2024 brings together the brightest minds to explore both the potential and the practicalities of implementing AI solutions that enhance the security, efficiency, and performance of critical infrastructure.”
Chris Murphy, regional CTO, EMEA at VIAVI Solutions, said: “I’m delighted to represent VIAVI in speaking at the Technology and Engineering Conference. Cambridge Wireless has long been a forum for sharing ideas, exploring disruptive technologies and forging relationships. It is clear that many areas of industry have a significant need for AI. It is equally clear that there is a long way to go to deliver on the potential.
“This event promises to spotlight the successes being seen in different industry verticals along with the challenges that still need to be overcome.”
CWTECH takes place on 27 June. Details here.
