ARC’s European Industry Forum is part of our successful series of worldwide conferences in Europe, America and Asia. The next European Forum will be held in Sitges (Barcelona), Spain on May 5-7, 2025 and focus on “One Step Beyond: How to Achieve Next-Level Production”. Participants are invited to attend exclusive presentations and workshops on strategies and case studies from the digital front lines.
Keynote: Turning the Building Environment into a Carbon Sink
Paebbl is imagining the construction environment as a climate solution, by transforming captured CO₂ into durable, carbon-storing materials. But scaling that vision demands more than novel chemistry. It requires systems that move fast, learn quickly, and adapt continuously. In this keynote the company shows , how it is using open, interoperable automation systems to accelerate the development and deployment of carbon-negative materials. By combining physical process control with cloud-native tools and real-time data infrastructure, Paebbl is closing the loop between experimentation, operations, and impact. An enabler of this approach is Universal Automation—an open modular framework for future-proof, vendor-agnostic industrial systems. Paebbl’s partnership with Schneider Electric has been instrumental to provide a flexible platform that supports rapid iteration and long-term resilience.

The keynote will be delivered by David Pugh, VP Systems & Architecture at Paebbl. He leads the development of tools and processes that help teams work better, learn faster, and make a positive impact. He will be supported by Domenico Napoli, Offer Manager at Schneider Electric.
ARC’s European Industry Forum
Join us at ARC’s European Industry Forum to speed up your digitalization and sustainability initiatives with strategies and use cases which will benefit technology end users and suppliers alike. Discover what your peers and industry leaders are doing today and what steps they are taking to prepare for the future.
For more information about attending, speaking, and sponsoring, please contact Ann-Kathrin Blech (mailto:[email protected]).