A look back at the "Factory of the Future" round table organized around the Practice 4.0 demonstrator

Presentation of the Practice 4.0 demonstrator during the Factory of the Future round table
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On Wednesday, October 20, an online roundtable discussion organized by the Maison de la Nouvelle-Aquitaine in Paris was recorded and broadcast live from Practice 4.0, the demonstration facility at the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Bordeaux-Talence.

This roundtable discussion highlighted the progress of Industry 4.0 in the region, through testimonials from industry leaders, representatives of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine Region, and Jean-Luc Barou, Deputy Director of Industry for the campus.

By strengthening its position as a key socio-economic player, the Bordeaux-Talence campus plays an important role in the regional "Factory of the Future" ecosystem: from its involvement in the "Diagnostic of the Future" program—specifically regarding the modernization of production facilities—to the launch of its Practice 4.0 platform, a true showcase for the technologies of the future.

You can watch the replay of the roundtable discussion via the following link: https://app.livestorm.co/maison-nouvelle-aquitaine/napero8-lusine-du-futur/live?s=b6b6892e-d0a5-4106-8706-c6fadca8082d#/chat

Practice 4.0 and Factory of the Future

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