Print’up Institute Day 2026

The automated learning and reasoning capabilities of artificial intelligence are revolutionizing our practices and technologies today.

The metaphor draws a comparison of artificial intelligence, which processes vast amounts of data quickly and makes decisions, with the brain. To function, this technology needs eyes, ears, and even touch. This is where printed electronics come into play.

Artificial intelligence provides analytical power, and sensors and biosensors give it sensitivity to the real world.

Together, they form an essential duo with the potential to transform and shape our future.

The purpose of this day is to showcase all the benefits of the technology and bring together healthcare practitioners and professionals, researchers, and manufacturers in printed electronics.

The day: Business exchanges and plenary conferences with hospital practitioners, printed electronics industry professionals, and health researchers.

Expected 200 participants: Hospital practitioners, medical device and printed electronics industry professionals, and health research laboratories.

The organizer: The PRINTUP Institute offers services on a printing platform and research projects in formulations, sensors, and biosensors.

On the program :

• 08.30 Welcome Café
• 9.00 Welcome word
• 9.15 Official opening
• 9.30 Introduction: challenges and opportunities

AI at the heart of developments in health

• 10.00 Data under control: the key to trusted AI
• 10.30 AI for the optimization of clinical trials

10.50 Networking – Coffee

How to meet data needs for AI

• 11.20 From material to medical device: the role of AI
  Cross-testimonies from two business referents
  POLYMERIS, Patrick VUILLERMOZ, Director
  SNITEM, Speaker in the process of confirmation
• 11.50 Tech Pitch: examples of data generation

12.20 Networking – Buffet lunch – Exhibition of patches, biosensors, printed sensors

Printed sensors and biosensors, data sources

• 14.00 Research: increasingly refined detection strategies
• 14.15 New data for AI: printed sensors in complex environments
• 14.30 Self-learning smart sensors: more data than ever
• 14.45 Use case: a DM on shelves developed with AI

15.05 Networking – Coffee

The market outlook, AI and printed electronics

• 15.35 Printed electronics – Medical device
• 16.05 France ahead: instrumental innovations

16.25 Conclusions

16.30 End of the day

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