Experts agree – skillful use of artificial intelligence is one of the key competencies of the future. The world of AI and modern IT systems is reaching an entirely new level! During our presentations, you’ll hear how AI supports electronic design (Hans Klos, Sintecs), how robots are learning to see, feel, and collaborate with humans on production lines (Piotr Owczarek, AiRob), and how the landscape of the European EMS industry is shifting – who's gaining and who's losing (Dieter Weiss, in4ma). This isn’t just knowledge – it’s real-world examples, innovative approaches, and forecasts worth knowing. Be there with us and see how AI is truly transforming the industry!

At TEK.day Gdańsk, machines will take the spotlight – and you’ll be able not only to see them up close but also test them live on-site. It’s a great opportunity to witness modern solutions in action and talk to representatives of the companies implementing them. The expo area will feature over a dozen different devices used in electronics manufacturing – from robots and production lines to advanced testing systems. For many of you, it will be a practical source of inspiration and a chance to discover what’s worth implementing in your own operations.

At the upcoming TEK.day, 18 experienced professionals will share their knowledge and insights across two rooms and parallel thematic tracks. Room 1A will focus on AI and IT systems – from design and production control, to robotics equipped with "senses", to regulations and cybersecurity. In Room 1B, you'll find a broader variety of topics – from materials and assembly technologies, to team and project management, and innovative PCB design tools. It’s a perfect opportunity to explore both cutting-edge AI-based solutions and a wide range of practical, inspiring industry topics. Join us for a day full of expert talks, valuable discussions, and real-life engineering and IT management examples. See you in Gdańsk!

In addition to inspiring talks, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to build valuable relationships in the exhibitor area – with over 1,500 industry professionals attending TEK.day, it's the perfect setting to network and exchange experiences. There will also be a contest with exciting prizes – get ready for a bit of fun and excitement! As always, a delicious lunch will be waiting for you – the perfect moment for casual conversations. It’s going to be a day full of knowledge, connections, and positive energy – you don’t want to miss it!

Jacek Małecki’s lectures from the Polish Electronics Forum (FEP) series have a long-standing tradition and reputation, and since the beginning of TEK.day, they’ve always taken place the day before the expo.

Besides a brief overview of the global and local economic situation – with a focus on the electronics industry, a standard part of FEP – Jacek will analyze the effects of the trade war between the US and the rest of the world. He will also discuss how to determine the country of origin for customs purposes, especially for electronic products. This topic is highly relevant amid ongoing trade tensions and protective tariffs, particularly from the US. Surprisingly, a product manufactured in Europe may not necessarily be of European origin. In electronics, this is often the case due to the minimal material input from European sources. This knowledge is especially useful in today's context, and the conclusions of such analysis are often quite eye-opening.

On Wednesday, September 10, 2025, Jacek will also share his latest projects and reflections. This lecture will definitely give you something to think about.

TEK.day Gdańsk will also feature solutions in the field of autonomous internal transport. You'll be able to see the HetBot (H100/250) transport robot in action – an AMR system designed to flexibly adapt to the needs of various industries. This is a great opportunity to take a closer look at a fully automated transport process and discuss its implementation in your company.

The PMX Malta is the latest, ninth car from the PUT Motorsport team, a development of last year's PMX model. Last year, the team was the first in Poland to implement a solution with four independent in-wheel motors, which was refined and integrated with a new control system in Malta. The car also features an improved aerodynamic package, developed using CFD analysis, and a DRS system inspired by Formula 1. The PMX Malta is the result of the work of over 60 students from Poznań University of Technology, ready to compete in this year's Formula Student competitions in Poland and Germany.