Itransition is bringing its manufacturing AI expertise to the UK’s leading advanced engineering exhibition and trade show held on 4-5 November at the NEC (National Exhibition Centre) in Birmingham. This annual gathering attracts thousands of engineering and manufacturing professionals from the UK and Europe for demonstrations of high-value engineering, design, manufacturing, and supply chain solutions, exchange of unique expertise, and networking.
This year’s Advanced Engineering event is set to attract 9,000+ engineering professionals, 400+ leading suppliers exhibiting their solutions and achievements, and 200+ leading industry speakers. The event’s agenda will be focused on AI, automation, and digitalization, including robotics, as well as next-generation manufacturing machinery and operational reliability, safety, and compliance.
Itransition will exhibit its expertise in AI-powered visual inspection, demonstrating how we help manufacturers detect and classify microscopic or surface-level defects before the product is packaged and shipped. Combining 2D, 3D, and X-ray imaging and AI technologies, we’ve enabled real-time defect identification and alerting, as well as accurate defect risk prediction at companies of various sizes and from different sectors. As a result, our clients saw up to 4 times faster throughput compared to manual checks, around 98.7% defect detection rate, and approximately 95% reduction of manual effort.
If you are looking to streamline your quality control workflows without compromising on production speed, visit us at Advanced Engineering UK, Stand P192 to discuss how to make this possible with our AI, data, and BI experts.
About Advanced Engineering UK
Advanced Engineering UK exhibition brings together engineering and manufacturing professionals, technology providers, suppliers, and industry leaders to showcase innovation, explore new technologies, and exchange knowledge. Launched in 2009, it was originally an aerospace-focused exhibition and has gradually expanded to cover a much broader range of manufacturing sectors. Over the years, the gathering has continued expanding its focus to digital engineering, automation, advanced materials, additive manufacturing, electrification, and quality control, with this year’s event dedicated to emerging technologies like AI, automation, and next-generation equipment.
