ADT4Blue at AI4Industry 2026: Shaping the Future of AI and the Blue Economy
Last week ADT4Blue had the pleasure of participating in ai4industry, a leading event that explores the intersection of artificial intelligence and industrial innovation. The event took place from January 19th to 23rd at ENSEIRB-MATMECA (https://enseirb-matmeca.bordeaux-inp.fr/fr) in Talence, based in Bordeaux métropolitain area, and has become a key platform for connecting students, researchers, and industry professionals who are driving the next wave of applied AI solutions.
About AI4Industry
Now in its 7th edition, AI for Industry is designed to bridge the gap between academia and industry by offering a hands-on, collaborative environment. Over the course of a week, participants engage in workshops, presentations, and networking sessions focused on practical AI applications in industrial settings.
The event this year brought together hundreds of students eager to explore AI in practice, dozens of industry experts sharing insights from cutting-edge projects and AI specialists and researchers fostering applied innovation.
AI for Industry emphasizes collaboration, knowledge exchange, and experimentation, making it a vibrant hub for innovation where ideas can be tested and refined in real-time.
ADT4Blue’s participation
Representing ADT4Blue, Olha Nahorna and Ambroisine Berthe Vincent from CNRS attended the event on Wednesday, January 21. Their presence highlighted the role of advanced digital technologies in the Blue Economy and provided an opportunity to engage with students and professionals on topics such as:
- Digital transformation in industrial sectors
- Applied AI solutions for sustainability
- European innovation strategies in the Blue Economy
Through these discussions, ADT4Blue contributed to shaping the conversation around sustainable, AI-driven industrial solutions and offered insights into how AI can support the growth of Europe’s blue economy.
Connecting with future engineers
Events like AI for Industry are not only about showcasing current research, they also inspire and educate the next generation of engineers. ADT4Blue’s participation allowed for direct exchanges with students, exploring opportunities for collaboration, internships, and knowledge sharing in AI and industrial innovation.
This interaction is particularly meaningful in the context of the Blue Economy, where sustainable practices, technological innovation, and industrial applications must come together to address complex environmental and economic challenges.
By attending AI for Industry, ADT4Blue reinforced its commitment to driving innovation at the intersection of AI and sustainability, and to supporting Europe’s transition toward smarter, greener industrial solutions.
Learn more about AI4Industry: https://ai4industry.fr/
