We are pleased to share our experience from the recent Arrowhead General Assembly and Inside Workshop events, held on June 11-13 in Budapest, Hungary. As a member of the Arrowhead flexible Production Value Network (fPVN)- project, we were honored to be part of these significant gatherings, organized by our friends at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME), with special thanks to Pál Varga. Our colleague Kulcsár Géza represented IncQuery at these events.

The Arrowhead fPVN project aims to enhance manufacturing productivity and flexibility through autonomous and evolvable interoperability of information, utilizing the microservices paradigm, major industrial data models, and automated translation between these models. The first year General Assembly began on June 11 with all-day discussions aboard a conference boat from Budapest to Visegrád and back. On June 12, sessions continued at BME building “I” in Budapest, followed by a night boat tour for networking. June 13 featured the INSIDE Thematic Workshops at BME, focusing on Complex CPS and SoS Engineering Automation, Edge2Cloud cognitive computing continuum, and Safety and Security in Critical System of Systems.

We are enthusiastic about the insights and collaborations gained from these events and look forward to applying these learnings to our ongoing contributions within the Arrowhead fPVN project. For more information about our involvement, please visit our project site.

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Funding organization

The Arrowhead flexible Production Value Network (fPVN) project has received funding from Chips Joint Undertaking under grant agreement No 101111977. The Chips JU receives support from the European Commission.

Project no. 2022-1.2.8-KDT-2023-00003 has been implemented with the support provided from the National Development and Innovation Fund of Hungary, financed under the 2022-1.2.8-KDT funding scheme.

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