AI, digital and cyber-physical systems workshop

The Dalton Building

20th November 2025

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The event is aimed at businesses and organisations seeking to invest in research and development, offering a unique opportunity to collaborate with leading experts in AI, digital technology, and cybersecurity. This specially curated workshop will unite academia and industry to explore innovations at the intersection of AI, digital, and cyber-physical systems.

The focus of the day will be on addressing real-world challenges that harness the power of AI and digital technologies to improve resilience and efficiency across sectors such as agriculture, healthcare, manufacturing, and smart transport. Participants will work together to generate ideas, co-create solutions, and develop innovation funding proposals that can deliver systemic change.

Attendees will have the chance to engage in dynamic discussions with academic and industry experts, explore future research and development opportunities, and access seed funding to support collaborative innovation projects.

The organisers are particularly keen to involve businesses working in five key areas: AI and digital systems for healthcare, wellbeing, and precision medicine; AI for smart, sustainable, and resilient industries; cybersecurity and resilience in AI-enabled digital and cyber-physical systems; big data and predictive intelligence for decision-making and automation; and human-AI collaboration, including large language models and responsible innovation.

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