The ADAM project hosted a workshop at the 26th euspen International Conference and Exhibition in Krakow, Poland on June 8, 2026, 14:00-17:00. The workshop agenda can be found here. In addition, several posters on project progress were presented at the conference.

Aims of the ADAM project were presented at fourth European Workshop on Accelerator Alignment (EUWAA) hosted by CERN in Switzerland, March 31-April 2, 2026.  

The EUWAA workshop provided a forum for building a coordinated European approach to Accelerator, Detector, and Beamline alignment. It brought together research, industry, and the scientific community to share experience, define priorities, and explore new methods - from instrumentation and measurement to AI and workforce development - shaping the skills and capacity Europe needs for the future. The agenda as well as further information can be found here.

During the BIEMH - Bienal Internacional de Máquina-Herramienta / International Machine-Tools Exhibition, held March 2-6, 2026 in Bilbao, the ADAM project was presented to a wide range of visitors, sharing how digital-metrological twins are shaping the future of advanced manufacturing. It was great to see the interest in how we are improving measurement reliability and uncertainty evaluation for complex freeform geometries. At the same time, Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence showcased, among other cutting-edge solutions, the LS-C-4.8 sensor, the same technology being used by Tekniker and IDEKO Research Center within the project. A perfect example of how research and industry are moving forward together.

Three presentations on ADAM project results were held at the 2nd International Workshop on Metrology for Virtual Measuring Instruments (VirtMet2025) in December 2025.

A poster about the ADAM project was presented at the MathMet 2025 conference hosted by RISE in Sweden, October 7-9, 2025.

First results from the project were presented at the 3D Metrology Conference, 3DMC, September 16-18, 2025 at RWTH in Aachen, Germany.

Project aims and approaches were presented at the 74th CIRP General Assembly - The International Academy for Production Engineering held in Stockholm, Sweden. The presentation was held during the STC-P meeting on Precision Engineering and Metrology.

The 9M project progress meeting was held June 5-6 at VTT in Espoo, Finland. Researchers from 20 partner institutions and companies discussed the current activities and planned the next development stages for the Application of Digital-Metrological Twins for emerging measurement technology in advanced manufacturing. Particularly, D-MT model creation of optical sensors in industrial quality control through common measurement strategies and the design of freeform measurement standards were in focus.

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