Artificial Intelligence is transforming how engineers design, prototype, and build technology. This session explores how agentic coding and AI-driven orchestration are accelerating the development of modern test and measurement instruments.
Learn how AI agents can support software development, automate engineering workflows, and help turn ideas into working instrumentation faster than ever. Through a live demonstration and discussion, gain insights into practical applications of AI in engineering and how these emerging capabilities can help solve complex technical challenges.
Designed for engineers, researchers, and technology innovators, this session examines the evolving role of AI in engineering and the future of software-defined instrumentation. Join peers from industry, defence, and academia to discover new approaches to building the next generation of engineering solutions.
Hardware Engineer, Liquid Instruments
Edward is Hardware Engineer at Liquid Instruments. He specialises in scoping, designing and manufacturing their latest high end FPGA-based test and measurement equipment.
Principal Software Engineer, Liquid Instruments
Michael Martis is a software engineer who has worked in signal processing for geophysical data (Centre for Exploration Targeting), end-user ML software features (Google), and automation platforms (Vow). He currently leads AI software engineering at Liquid Instruments.
