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Participation in the premiere of the In2Ai trade fair

On September 4 and 5, PAIRS had the opportunity to be present at the premiere of IN2AI.

IN2AI, a new trade fair by Messe Dortmund, puts the transformation of industry and logistics through artificial intelligence (AI) center stage. International decision-makers, executives, startups, and researchers meet here to present and discuss the latest developments and solutions in AI.

PAIRS was represented by Advaneo GmbH (consortium leader) and DFKI. They demonstrated how current developments can be identified more quickly in crisis scenarios using AI. The focus was on the learning AI platform of the Supply Chain Radar and predictive data analysis to support deployment planning in civil protection.

Jürgen Bretfeld, CEO of Advaneo GmbH, gave an impulse talk on “Managing supply chains more resiliently with AI” and highlighted future perspectives for companies and operators of critical infrastructures.

We are delighted with the positive feedback and the constructive exchange with many visitors!

Many thanks to everyone who engaged in dialogue and enriched our ideas. We look forward to future collaborations and exciting developments.

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