First Transnational Training on AI in Manufacturing Successfully Launched in Belgrade

The first transnational training on AI in manufacturing was successfully held in Belgrade, Serbia, on February 12-13, 2025, marking a significant milestone in advancing Industry 5.0 expertise among professionals. As part of a broader initiative consisting of three specialized training sessions, this event provided participants with in-depth knowledge and practical insights into the transformative role of artificial intelligence in modern manufacturing.

During the two-day session, industry experts and participants explored the evolution of manufacturing from traditional methods to AI-powered systems, emphasizing the growing importance of human-machine collaboration. Discussions highlighted key enabling technologies, including the Internet of Things, smart sensors, and advanced robotics, which are reshaping industrial processes and enhancing efficiency, precision, and flexibility in production environments.

A core focus of the training was the integration of AI-driven robotics in manufacturing, with experts demonstrating how automation and intelligent systems contribute to optimizing workflows, reducing operational costs, and improving overall productivity. In addition to technological advancements, the session also addressed critical challenges associated with Industry 5.0, including cybersecurity threats, workforce upskilling, and the ethical considerations of AI implementation in industrial settings.

The training was hosted by ETF Robotics, with invaluable contributions from Zavisa Gordic and Kosta Jovanovic, whose expertise and hands-on demonstrations provided participants with a deeper understanding of AI applications in manufacturing. Their insights played a crucial role in ensuring the session's success and equipping attendees with practical knowledge applicable to real-world industrial settings.

This event represents the first step in a comprehensive training initiative designed to prepare professionals for the rapidly evolving manufacturing landscape. As the series progresses, future sessions will continue to explore advanced AI applications, fostering innovation and driving the transition toward a more intelligent and adaptive industrial sector.