Formal re-launch of ITAP. Celebratory performance. GOH address. Welcome remarks key organising party leaders. Photo opportunities

A global perspective on the forces reshaping advanced manufacturing: key themes and technology trends, geopolitical shifts rewriting supply chains, and the imperative for Asia-Pacific industry to accelerate its transformation agenda.

An in-depth conversation with a C-suite executive from a flagship brand on long-term technology strategy, portfolio repositioning and the investment case for next-generation production capabilities.

A SME-related perspective on AI in manufacturing

Leading advanced manufacturing company will share on how automation strategies are evolving on their shop floors, the technologies driving these investments, and the challenges they are solving.

The discussion will span Physical AI, industrial cybersecurity, digital twins, simulation, advanced materials, Industrial IoT, predictive maintenance and autonomous systems, providing first-hand insights into how these capabilities are converging to shape the factories of the future.

This session will explore the technologies enabling next-generation manufacturing, including digital twins, industrial IoT, additive manufacturing, predictive maintenance, industrial cybersecurity and factory automation.

This panel will examine the emerging ecosystem required to train and scale embodied AI. Panellists consist of industry practitioners, industry end-user, academic research and government. They will discuss topics such as synthetic data, simulation, robot foundation models, VLA models, domain-specific datasets, validation and deployment in industrial settings.

Future-ready strategies and tech: How forward-looking manufacturers can turn energy strategy into a source of competitive advantage — from on-site generation and storage integration, to flexible load management, to the real-time data and analytics that let plant leaders treat energy as an operational lever rather than a monthly utility statement. 

No manufacturer manages energy resilience alone. You sit inside an ecosystem — landlords, utilities, technology vendors, grant bodies, industry associations, and neighbouring companies — all of whom have a stake in your energy outcomes. This panel is about what that ecosystem actually offers a manufacturer, and what it asks of you in return.

Sharing of roadmap and problem statements

Sharing of potential solutions to address problem statements

Summary of the day’s key insights and commitments, information about Additive Manufacturing program of events the following day