Understand what is real
Separate viable factory applications from expensive experiments and marketing claims.
Humanoids are entering factories. Robots are becoming more flexible. AI is beginning to work with real production data. Join manufacturing leaders, technology providers, integrators and researchers for five practical conversations about the factory of 2030.
Register for the complete broadcast, Physical AI report, session recordings, presentations, checklists and implementation tools.
Manufacturers do not need another general debate about whether AI will change industry. They need to know what is ready, where measurable value exists and what must be prepared before implementation.
Separate viable factory applications from expensive experiments and marketing claims.
Manufacturers, integrators, researchers and technology leaders from multiple countries.
Submit questions before and during each session and join live audience polls.
Report, readiness tools, project templates, ROI calculators and all recordings.
Data, process, Digital Twin, automation, pilot or implementation partner.
Each 50-minute session tackles one critical manufacturing decision and combines factory experience, technology expertise, international perspective and live questions.
What the Carolinas tour and the latest market signals reveal about factory readiness.
Are humanoids ready for production and logistics—or still primarily experimental?
How should manufacturers choose the right automation architecture?
Turn fragmented production data into reliable operational decisions.
Why projects fail before installation—and how both sides must change.
Use data, AI and Digital Twin to improve capacity, layout, automation and CAPEX decisions.
Eastern Time remains the official event time.
Humanoids, industrial robotics, manufacturing data and the new factory decision model—plus findings from six Carolinas AI Tour workshops and five practical starting steps.
IEX will connect a Charlotte host, manufacturing leaders, invited studio guests and international experts joining from around the world.
Professional cameras, directed conversations, remote expert screens and a small invited manufacturing audience.
Apply for a Studio InvitationManufacturing credibility comes first. Every conversation will include a practitioner using or evaluating the technology. No unconfirmed name is presented as confirmed.
Factory deployment, operational value and implementation reality.
Technology maturity, limitations, safety and roadmap.
Project definition, delivery, acceptance and lifecycle value.
Before IEX, DBR77 conducts six invitation-only AI for Manufacturing workshops across North and South Carolina. IEX presents aggregated findings, recurring problems and selected anonymized cases.
Every registered participant receives the report, recordings and practical tools required to move from interest to a credible next step.
Report, Humanoid Readiness Checklist and session recordings.
ROI Calculator, Robot Application Guide and Project Brief Template.
AI and Data Readiness Assessment plus operator-use cases.
Integrator Partnership Guide and Marketplace application paths.
Factory Decision Canvas and Digital Twin Business Case Template.
AI Tour summary, Makers Network episodes and product demonstrations.
DBR77 connects factory problems, production data, simulation, implementation partners and transformation management.
Connect machines and create reliable real-time data.
Operate production, downtime, performance and events.
Test layout, capacity and automation before CAPEX.
Find providers and qualified system integrators.
Structure decisions, assessments and execution.
Present credible capabilities, receive relevant manufacturing challenges, meet manufacturers and contribute expertise to Makers Network and future IEX programs.
Start with four fields. Select sessions, submit questions and request studio or Marketplace access after confirmation.
Yes. Online access, live questions, recordings and the resource package are free after registration.
It is an online-first global broadcast produced from a professional studio in Charlotte. A small physical audience participates by invitation.
Yes. Registration covers the full day and you may join the sessions most relevant to you.
Registered participants receive approved recordings of all five conversations.
An executive preview follows registration. The full report premieres during the opening broadcast.
Yes. The confirmation journey will include written, audio, anonymous and confidential submission options.
Yes. IEX is designed as a global manufacturing broadcast with Eastern Time as the official schedule.
Speaker and partner announcements will be published only after approval. Invited experts are never presented as confirmed speakers.
October 8, 2026 · Live from Charlotte · Free Online Access
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