2025 Control Quality Talks – AI In Quality Assurance
Artificial intelligence (AI) systems represent a key technology trend in quality assurance. This year’s exhibitors AND expert visitors at the CONTROL Expo in Stuttgart guests experience the premiere of a new event forum as part of the trade fair program – the 2025 Control Quality Talks. A panel discussion with renowned experts will be held addressing the topic of AI in quality assurance under the heading “AI in QA – Will the Future be Free of Defects? AI as Turbocharger for Profitability and Efficiency”.
Discussions will be held with the aim of identifying which AI systems already exist today, which are already being used in industry, and which specific results they’re achieving in terms of cost-effectiveness and efficiency. The extent to which future AI systems will simplify QA and pave the way for error-free products and processes within the context of full automation will also be explored.
Panel discussion participants include Dr.-Ing. Ira Effenberger, Group Leader at the Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation IPA, Dr.-Ing. Ralf Christoph, Managing Director and Proprietor of Werth Messtechnik, Florian Schwarz, CEO at CAQ AG Factory Systems and Dr. Christian Wojek, Head of AI at Zeiss IQS. The discussion will be moderated by Dr.-Ing. Peter Ebert, Editor-in-Chief of trade journal “inVISION”. All industry participants are invited to attend the discussion in hall 7-7115 beginning at 2:30 p.m. on the first day of the trade fair (May 6th). Attendees will gain extensive background information and further inspiration from this dialogue.
Quality assurance measures have become an integral part of the industrial production workflow. The trend is moving towards full automation of inspection processes, which are becoming faster and more efficient, are being run inline and are integrated into a broad range of diverse production sequences. AI systems are providing support to an ever-greater extent, in particular with regard to the acceleration of measuring processes, the evaluation of measurement data and increased degrees of automation.
In all industry sectors, it’s now more important than ever to take advantage of digitalization, networking and the intelligent evaluation of information – and implement them in daily quality procedures. In addition to opportunities for increasing manufacturing efficiency, intelligent QA also makes a significant contribution to the production of safe products. In this regard the focus is on reducing the potential costs of errors and rework and achieving high levels of customer satisfaction, as well as detecting hidden errors in the value chain, avoiding legal consequences and often directly preventing danger to life and limb.
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