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🛠️ From the solar car garage to Industry 5.0🛠️ Our Head of Mechanics, Kristjan Hordo, recently took part in the Industry 5.0 conference, where engineers, innovators, and industry leaders came together to discuss the future of technology and manufacturing. The conference focused on human-centric innovation, exploring how AI, automation, robotics, and smart manufacturing can enhance collaboration between people and technology, while also driving sustainability, energy efficiency, resilient supply chains, and more adaptable industries for the future. 🚀 Solaride’s mission goes far beyond the race track. Through building a solar car, we want to show how engineering, sustainability, and innovation can create real-world impact. At the same time, we hope to inspire more young people to explore engineering, think boldly, and create without limits. 🧡 Kristjan's main thoughts from his panel are shared below. 💭 Proud to see Solaride represented in conversations shaping the future of engineering. 🧡 Huge thanks to all the organizers for giving us the opportunity to talk and share our vision for the engineering industry! Majandus- ja Kommunikatsiooniministeerium / Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications, EIS | Enterprise Estonia, TalTech – Tallinn University of Technology, AI & Robotics Estonia AIRE, Confent, Lääne-Viru Omavalitsuste Liit, Eesti Masinatööstuse Liit, Eesti Infotehnoloogia ja Telekommunikatsiooni Liit 📸 Foto by Raigo Pajula