November 12, 2021
Hartford, CT
In-Person and Virtual
9 A - registration
10 A - speakers with Q&A
4 P - cocktail hour
Industry 4.0
and the next generation of our workforce
We need to tackle major economic trends, impact on traditional education, and what our manufacturing workforce must uphold as we continue to move towards modern innovation.
Inclusivity and Engaging the next generation
The next generation of our workforce...what does it look like?
How will technological improvements affect human-machine interface?
Are we providing the proper training for new-collar technologies like:
AR [augmented reality]
VR [virtual reality]
AI [artificial intelligence]
IoT [internet of things]
Additive Manufacturing
How do we bring inclusivity
& diversity to education,
manufacturing
and the workplace?
Featured Speakers
KEYNOTE
Ripi Singh
Chief Innovation & Strategy Coach, Inspiring Next
How can management foster innovation for Industry 4.0 and the future
case study speaker
Barry Alexander
CEO & Founder, Aquiline Drones, LLC
Leading the evolution from automation to autonomy and incubating this technology, deployment strategies and business concepts
track speaker
Ojala Naeem
Head of Experimentation, Personal Insurance Innovation, Travelers
Using AI and other new technologies to evaluate risk, climate change, and cyber security
track speaker
Amy Thompson, PhD
Associate Director of Academic Programs, United Technologies Corporation Institute of Advanced Systems Engineering (UTC-IASE) at UConn
Women in engineering and inclusivity in the innovative workforce
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