TALK AI Day / September 29, 2026
The future of
agentic AI &
manufacturing.
A conversation you can build with us. Explore the creative process, work with sample manufacturing data, and help shape what happens next.
4–4:30 p.m. Eastern · Galt House, Louisville
West Tower · Waterford Room
One room. A shared conversation.
No account needed. Enter the room code on the presenter’s screen.
Bring the room together.
Create a session, share its audience link, and lead six chapters in 30 minutes. Keep this presenter browser open; its private control key stays on this device.
Live workshop
Room
0 joined · Connected
Use ← and → to change chapters. Questions appear publicly only after you approve them.
From an idea to a useful action.
Six chapters. Thirty minutes. Human judgment throughout.
Presenter notes
Audience pulse
Bring your question.
Ask about a process, a data challenge, or where a person should make the call.
Questions for the room
Hands-on / synthetic data
Change the inputs.
See the implications.
Imagine a production line. Adjust downtime and quality to see what changes. This is a transparent calculation, not a connected factory or an AI prediction.
A sample manufacturing shift
480-minute shift · 30-minute planned break
40-second ideal cycle · 90% performance
Show the calculation
Planned production = 480 − 30 = 450 minutes. Availability = (450 − downtime) ÷ 450. OEE = availability × 90% performance × quality. Estimated good units = floor((450 − downtime) × 60 ÷ 40 × 90% × quality).
This example ignores product mix, changeovers, and many real-world constraints.
Creative process
Give an agent a brief.
Keep the decision.
Choose a starting point to explore a sample workflow. These examples are authored for the talk; no AI model is being called.
Keep building after the talk.
Choose a conversation to continue with Mario and Charles.
A little guidance for the conversation.
Ask the configured AI service for a discussion prompt based on aggregate poll results. Individual questions and participant identifiers are not sent.
AI guidance is not connected. The chapter notes and authored examples are available.