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FREDDIE – Der Industrial AI Award 2026

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  • FREDDIE is an award ceremony held in Munich that celebrates achievements in industrial AI.
  • Winners present their projects and discuss their experiences in moderated sessions.
  • The event is designed for professionals interested in industrial applications of AI and networking with innovators in the field.

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F REDDIE – Der Industrial AI Award 2026
Am 16. September 2026 werden in München wieder feierlich die FREDDIE-Awards verliehen. Wer konnte die Jury in den einzelnen Kategorien besonders beeindrucken und nimmt die begehrten Awards mit nach Hause? Der FREDDIE feiert die Sieger und stellt zugleich den Content in den Vordergrund: Die Sieger präsentieren Ihre Projekte ausführlich und diskutieren in moderierten Sessions über ihre Erfahrungen.

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