| 0830-0840 | Welcome and housekeeping |
| 0840-0920 | Opening address: How ML can assist with real-time control Overview of Past and Current Approaches to Decision Making Using Machine Learning (Prof. Dr. Amanda Barnard AM :: Australian National University) |
| 0920-1000 | Keynote Domain 1: Additive Manufacturing Unlocking new approaches to autonomous real-time decision-making in additive manufacturing (Dr Stephen DeWitt :: Oak Ridge National Laboratory) |
| 1000-1040 | Keynote Domain 2: Flow Chemistry (Prof. Richard Bourne :: University of Leeds) |
| 1040-1100 | MORNING COFFEE/TEA BREAK |
| 1100-1140 | Keynote Domain 3: Robotics Safe and collaboration-friendly perception and localisation for autonomous systems (Prof. Michael Milford :: Queensland University of Technology) |
| 1140-1220 | Keynote Domain 4: Energy Scientific Machine Learning for Modeling and Control of Energy Systems (Prof. Ján Drgoňa :: John Hopkins University/Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) |
| 1220-1300 | Keynote Domain 5: Space/Aerospace (Dr Nick Mule :: Boeing US) |
| 1300-1340 | LUNCH & POSTER VIEWING @ Robert Leicester Room |
| 1340-1355 | Short Talk 1 – How quantum computing can supercharge machine learning Quantum Machine Learning – the melding of two technologies (Mr Michael Hall :: NEC Australia) |
| 1355-1410 | Short Talk 2 – Industry 4.0 applications AI in Industrial Software Development (Mr Justin Farrell :: Siemens) |
| 1410-1425 | Short Talk 3 – ML: Outline of a case study on ML-assisted real-time control (Microsoft Australia) |
| 1425-1440 | Short Talk 4 – Standards: Australian Standards that Impact AI-driven decision-making (Ms Alexandra Snelson :: Standards Australia) |
| 1440-1455 | Short Talk 5 – Industry 4.0 in Australia Overcoming the Barriers to Industrial ML (Mr Steven Harding :: Optrix) |
| 1455-1515 | AFTERNOON COFFEE/TEA BREAK |
| 1515-1525 | Recap of the day so far based on the graphical recording of all talks: Ms Dayna Hayman (Dayna Hayman Design) |
| 1525-1655 | Facilitated group discussions on identifying issues and drafting an R&D roadmap useful to private businesses and research organisations. |
| 1655-1715 | Poster pitches by ECRs (3 minutes each maximum) |
| 1715-1735 | Pitches by 2x Platinum + 2x Gold Partners (5 minutes each) |
| 1735-1745 | Giving away of 3 prizes ($500, $300, $200) to ECRs for posters + Closing remarks |
| 1745 onwards | COCKTAILS + NETWORKING |
