01
AI Literacy for Technical Leaders
This workshop gives engineering managers and senior technical staff a clear, grounded understanding of
modern AI and machine learning. Participants explore how contemporary models work, what they can and
cannot do, and how to evaluate feasibility, data needs, risks and ROI. The session blends intuitive
explanations with practical examples so leaders walk away able to guide AI-related decisions with
confidence rather than buzzwords.
02
Building an End-to-End ML Pipeline
This hands-on session walks participants through the full lifecycle of a machine learning project, from
problem framing and data preparation to model training, evaluation and deployment. The emphasis stays on
practical engineering workflows using reproducible tools. By the end, attendees will have built a simple
but complete pipeline and will know how to adapt the same structure to their own industrial problems.
03
Applied Image Processing for Engineers
This workshop introduces foundational image processing techniques and modern computer vision workflows.
Participants work with real data to understand filtering, feature extraction, segmentation and
classification using classic methods and deep learning. The goal is to make image-based analysis feel
intuitive and operational so engineers can diagnose where vision solutions fit into their systems.
04
Multimodal AI: Fusing Sensor, Image and Structured Data
This session explores practical multimodal learning where images, text, vibration data or time-series
measurements work together. Participants analyze how to encode each modality, how to design fusion
strategies and how to evaluate models that operate across heterogeneous inputs. The emphasis is on real
engineering contexts such as predictive maintenance, quality inspection and automation.
05
Extracting Insight from Text with Modern Language Models
This workshop shows how to transform unstructured text into engineering-relevant insights. Participants
learn how to use embeddings, retrieval, classification, summarization and domain-tuned models to extract
patterns from reports, logs, maintenance notes and documentation. The session focuses on workflows that
augment existing engineering processes rather than replacing them.
06
Secure Local LLMs for Sensitive Engineering Data
In this session participants learn how to run language models locally or on controlled infrastructure so
proprietary or regulated data never leaves their environment. The workshop focuses on practical setup,
model selection, optimization, prompting and evaluating outputs with an emphasis on privacy,
reproducibility and compliance. Engineers leave with a working local LLM environment and the skills to
extend it safely.