SPS Connect 25.11. - 12:00 - 12:20 p.m.
Industrial Artificial Intelligence - Future of Automation
Artificial intelligence helps us in every area of our lives, whether we're trying to read our emails, get directions, get music or movie recommendations. The bottom line: it makes our lives easier.
But how does AI work in a dynamic industrial environment? What advantages does it offer? And how do you implement AI? Don't worry about it. In this case: We make your life easier by implementing the AI that best suits your company.
Henning Ochsenfeld, Head of Data Science & ML Engineering at Siemens Customer Services and Dr. Matthias Loskyll, Director Advanced Artificial Intelligence at Siemens Factory Automation, welcome you to the presentation on "Industrial Artificial Intelligence - Future of Automation".
Date: November 25, 12:00 - 12:20 p.m.
About Henning Ochsenfeld and Dr. Matthias Loskyll
Henning Ochsenfeld holds a Master's degree in Mathematics and is a recognized Senior Key Expert in Data Science. With more than 10 years of practical and managerial experience in data analytics and machine learning in audio signal processing, digital energy networks and discrete industries, he currently heads the Data Science & ML Engineering department at Siemens Digital Industries Customer Services.
Dr. Matthias Loskyll is Director Advanced Artificial Intelligence at Siemens Factory Automation.
© SiemensDr. Matthias Loskyll studied computer science with a focus on artificial intelligence at Saarland University and completed his doctorate in production automation at the Technical University of Kaiserslautern. He worked for the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence(DFKI) for 5 years and was head of research for innovative factory systems and SmartFactoryKL. After several positions as project manager and group leader at Siemens, he is still Director Advanced Artificial Intelligence at Siemens Factory Automation.
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