The AIRE Club is a series of events aimed at creating a free and immediate environment for those interested in robotics and artificial intelligence to interact and network. Industrial companies, industry representatives and interested parties are welcome. We invite you to the fourth club event, where Jaan Kraav from Tarmeko Spoon and Tähve Lõpp from Ericsson will talk about their experiences in implementing artificial intelligence. By participating in the event, you can: – an overview offered by the artificial intelligence and robotics center AIRE for industrial companies; – tips on why and how to start implementing AI solutions in your company; – network with possible cooperation partners, share experiences of using artificial intelligence and discuss various funding opportunities. Inspiring stories are shared by:: – Tarmeko Spoon, which is a company specializing in the mass production of boxwood veneer, whose production facility is located near Tartu in Southern Estonia. Tarmeko is actively involved in the implementation of new technologies that help to achieve increasingly higher efficiency and better quality. – Ericsson, which is an international network and telecommunications company, whose Estonian unit develops and produces communication network base stations and creates innovative communication and software solutions. 2,100 people work in Estonia, nearly a third of whom are involved in development activities and the rest in production and support services. The AIRE club event is led by our newest members Triin Ploompuu and Otto Mättas. Schedule: 16.15 Opening remarks about the services and near-future possibilities of the artificial intelligence and robotics center AIRE 16.20 – 16.35 Jaan Kraav, Tarmeko Spoon 16.35 – 16.50 Tahve Löpp, Ericsson 16.50 – 16.55 Summaries 17.00 – 18.00 Networking and refreshments To participate in the club event, we ask you to register for the Targa Tööstuse conference. AIRE is a candidate for the pan-European EDIH network, which includes 200+ digital innovation centers of the European Union, and will also be a physical meeting place where not only local services and success stories will be introduced, but also the activities of other European centers that could benefit Estonian industrial companies.