Join us on September 15 for the Physical AI Day Munich. The event is co-hosted by NVIDIA, Google and Eigenblue, with additional talks and live showcases from industry leaders including Boston Dynamics .
Throughout the day, we'll take a curated group of executives on an exclusive tour of the NVIDIA, Google, and Eigenblue offices, exploring the tech, infra, and applications shaping the future of Physical AI, including:
Where Physical AI is already creating measurable business value across engineering and manufacturing
Sovereign and secure AI infrastructure for mission-critical industrial applications.
How autonomous AI agents and Physical AI transition reliably from prototype to production-scale deployment.
Next-gen physics simulation as a catalyst for accelerating engineering, manufacturing, and industrial commissioning.
Humanoid and cognitive robotics: where they create value today, and what breakthroughs to expect over the coming years.
Each stop features keynotes, interactive live demos, and plenty of time to connect with fellow industry leaders. Catering will be provided throughout the day.
The audience is an exclusive group of ≈75 CTOs and Heads of Engineering/Manufacturing/R&D from leading global enterprises as well as family-owned SMEs.
First come, first served.
We'd love to see you there!
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