The event was an opportunity for us to showcase our innovative projects and recent technologies. Guests had the chance to explore several halls, which were filled with numerous product and systems displays, highlighting our latest work, such as optical interferometer solutions, opto-mechanical alignment systems, micro mirror array calibration systems, mask metrology, and sensor measurement technology.
Speeches and presentations took place in the newly acquired building next to the existing building, where a hall was transformed into a theatre room, accommodating up to 150 guests. Henny and Theresa welcomed all guests and expressed their gratitude for the trust they have placed in IBS over the years. Henny shared his insights into the five key trends in precision engineering.
We were honored to have Professor Alex Slocum, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Chair in Emerging Technologies, as our special speaker. He delivered an inspiring presentation on “Precision Engineering 5.0 - Partnering Human & Artificial Intelligence”. Professor Slocum's talk touched on how artificial intelligence is becoming more and more intelligent with each request people ask it to perform. He also spoke about the relationship between human intelligence and AI, citing the ChatGPT 4 as an example.
His interactive and entertaining style kept the audience well engaged and laughing throughout his speech.
The event ended with drinks and nibbles before the employees and their partners departed for Hotel Winselerhof, Landgraaf for an overnight stay including a very special dinner and a great party to cap off the celebrations.
Thanks to everyone who joined us for this special occasion!
If you couldn't attend or have an interest in the matter, kindly contact Ms Jolanda Staals on info@ibspe.com to obtain a copy of Professor Alex Slocum's talk.