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Cumbre de automatización industrial 2026

Seminario web
Un grupo de profesionales trabajando juntos en un entorno de oficina contemporáneo. La escena incluye escritorios con computadoras, monitores y suministros de oficina, lo que sugiere un enfoque en el trabajo en equipo y la productividad.

Un análisis más detallado de cómo las arquitecturas coordinadas de visión, movimiento y control mejoran el rendimiento, simplifican la integración y respaldan la implementación a gran escala. Sesiones dirigidas por proveedores y debates con panel de expertos con la participación de NXP, onsemi, STMicroelectronics, Allegro y más

La cumbre de automatización de fábricas de 2026 reúne a destacados expertos de socios proveedores de semiconductores y automatización para explorar cómo convergen visión, movimiento, conectividad e inteligencia. Esto es lo que se puede esperar en el evento de este año:  

  • Diseño de sistemas de visión artificial para inspección y guía
  • Arquitecturas de control de servo y motores multieje
  • Conectividad: compromisos que impactan la latencia y la sincronización del sistema
  • Edge AI para inspección y automatización adaptativa
  • Consideraciones de potencia y eficiencia, incluyendo los estándares IE4 e IE5
  Cada sesión se enfoca en un subsistema específico, pero destaca la integración a nivel de sistema, para que los diseñadores obtengan una comprensión holística.

Agenda

TitlePresenterDescription
Beyond the hype – AI in manufacturing spacesPresented by Elisa Rönkä, EMEA Managing Director of Digital, Johnson ControlsLearn how AI is transforming manufacturing from reactive automation to intelligent, adaptive systems that optimize efficiency, sustainability, safety and overall operations in real time.
Machine vision for automated error detectionPresented by Naitik Nakrani, Manager Solution Architecture of einfochips, an Arrow companySee a demonstration of a real-time vision AI system using a YOLO model on a Qualcomm QCS6490 dev kit. Explore how it automates pharmaceutical pill defect detection and replaces manual inspection.
Connectivity isn’t one size fits all: Tradeoffs engineers should consider in industrial networksPresented by Eid Alsabbagh, Senior Director of Product Marketing, SkyworksGet a practical framework for evaluating connectivity tradeoffs, such as latency, bandwidth and interference. Then, learn how to optimize performance for factory automation systems.
Details and depth – onsemi imaging solutions for 2D and 3D machine vision and factory automationPresented by Aidan Brown, Depth Sensing Product Marketing Manager, onsemiExplore how onsemi imaging and depth-sensing technologies solve key 2D and 3D machine vision challenges to improve accuracy, efficiency and reliability in modern automation.
The future is automated: Sense, regulate, and drive your factory forward with Allegro & ArrowPresented by Richard Hilton, Segment Applications Engineer, AllegroThis session showcases how Allegro MicroSystems sensor, power and motor driver solutions, plus Livebench demos, accelerate the design of efficient, intelligent factory automation systems.
The software-defined factory: Converging motion control, cybersecurity, and edge AI for real‑time automationPresented by Clara Otero Perez, Factory Automation Segment Lead, NXPExamine how software-defined factories leverage secure networks, motion control and edge AI to enable real-time, scalable, resilient manufacturing.
Powering and protecting factory automation systems: Isolation, EMI control & system resiliencePresented by Kritika Murari, Marketing Manager, Power Division at BournsSee how Bourns components strengthen power integrity, communication reliability and protection in demanding factory automation environments.
Enabling smarter, safer factory automation with ST’s next‑generation motor control solutionsPresented by Giovanni Tomosello, Product Marketing Engineer, ASP Group, STMicroelectronicsLearn all about STMicroelectronics motor control solutions that enable efficient, scalable and intelligent automation systems through advanced drivers, integration and control technologies.
Panel discussion: Building intelligent machine vision and motor control systemsModerated by Jeffrey Pennington, Global Segment Director, Medical & Factory Automation, Arrow ElectronicsJoin all of the summit’s speakers to explore how vision, motion, connectivity and intelligence converge to power next-gen industrial automation.
Proveedores
eInfochips
Skyworks Solutions
onsemi
Allegro MicroSystems
NXP Semiconductors
Bourns
STMicroelectronics

Etiquetas de evento

Automatización industrial
Webinar
eInfochips
Evento
Control de motores
Visión artificial