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Successful festival premiere Eplan Next26: Inspiring insights into the future of engineering

This article was originally posted on Manufacturing Industry News and eMagazine - Recent News .
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Eplan Next26 gathered internationally recognized experts who shared forward-looking insights on the near-term future of engineering—covering shifts in electrical engineering, the next steps in automation, and how AI will influence engineering—delivered through a variety of presentation formats.

Which theme—AI’s role, automation’s next steps, or evolving electrical engineering practices—do you think will have the biggest impact on your work in the next few years, and why?
What changes are in store for electrical engineering in the coming years? Which next steps in automation will the industry be facing? How will artificial intelligence influence engineering? These and other questions were answered by internationally recognised experts in a variety of presentation formats at the Eplan Next26.

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mdelgado_ctrls
Jul 8 at 10:00 AM
Did any session get into AI-driven reconciliation between Eplan projects and PLC/HMI tag databases (TIA Portal or Studio 5000) to auto-flag I/O mismatches, spares, and terminal block updates before FAT? On legacy packaging lines, that kind of closed-loop sync would cut changeover downtime a lot more than another shiny 3D twin.
trevorfea
Jul 21 at 1:00 PM
Did any talks get into verification for AI-assisted ECAD beyond basic DRC: enforcing creepage/clearance, component derating, harness bend radii, and grounding/bonding rules with audit-ready traceability for DO-160/DO-254? In aircraft we still burn time on EMI and chafing caused by small routing tweaks; I’d like to see ECAD-to-MCAD workflows that predict vibration hot spots and connector fretting before build.

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