The new edition of Better News is out!
This time, we take you behind the scenes of preparing Better Future Con – why we chose Telč for the conference, how its logo was created, and why you should not miss the first edition of this unique event.

You will also learn more about our colleague Michal, we introduce the Traceability module, and we add the latest updates on the Břeclav Air Show.

Behind the Scenes of Better Future Con: How Our Logo Was Created

Every logo has a story, and Better Future Con is no exception. From the first drafts to the final form, a number of discussions took place on how best to capture the idea of a conference focused on manufacturing, digitalization, and artificial intelligence.

The resulting symbol is based on the letters “F” (Future) and “Con” (Conference). The stylized letter F resembles a communication bubble flowing with data – a symbol of connecting people, technologies, and innovations. Modern typography and graphic elements then reflect the future of industry, which is the main theme of the entire conference.

The goal was to create a timeless identity that will not represent only this year’s edition, but will become a recognizable symbol of Better Future Con in the years to come.

Why Telč?

Telč is a city with a unique atmosphere and rich history. The contrast of the historical environment with future-oriented themes perfectly captures the idea of Better Future Con.

The future of industry, digitalization, and artificial intelligence are not just about technologies. True value is given to them by people, their experiences, and their willingness to push things forward. That is why Telč is more than just a venue for our conference. It symbolizes the connection of the past, present, and future.

We believe that the inspiring environment of the historical city will create an ideal space for experts, managers, and technology enthusiasts to meet and jointly seek new paths to more efficient and smarter manufacturing.

Registration

Be Part of the First Edition.

The first edition of Better Future Con is a unique opportunity to meet experts in manufacturing, digitalization, and AI, gain inspiration, and look at the future of industry from a new perspective. Event capacity is limited, so we recommend registering promptly.

You can reserve your spot now on the conference website.

Michal Nosavcov
Senior Software Developer

Michal works with us as a Senior Software Developer and is a part of our development team. Although he works remotely, he is actively involved in our projects and team events. Thanks to his experience, diligence, and responsible approach, he contributes to the high-quality development of our solutions.

What we appreciate most about Michal is that he approaches every task conscientiously andwith attention to detail. He is a reliable colleague who is a joy to work with, and even remotely, he is a full-fledged member of our team.

In his free time, Michal dedicates himself to baking. At the last company meeting, he brought home-made macarons and pleasantly surprised everyone. They were a huge success, and we are already hoping this sweet treat becomes a new company tradition.

We are glad that Michal is part of the Better Industry team. Through his professionalism, reliability, and positive attitude, he proves that remote collaboration can be just as natural and efficient as working in the office every day.

Břeclav Air Show Postponed

The long-announced Břeclav Air Show, planned for Saturday, June 27, unfortunately could not take place on its original date. Due to extremely high temperatures and the associated risk of technical complications that could affect the event, it was decided to postpone it to the turn of August and September. The main reason is to ensure the safety of visitors, performers, and organizers.

We will inform you about the new date in a timely manner. Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to seeing you on the alternative date. ✈️

Development News: Traceability Module

The Traceability module ensures complete tracking of the manufacturing process and all components used. It allows recording and linking individual parts into assemblies, making it possible at any time to trace which components a specific product was made from.

The module also includes automatic reading of technical data from batteries and storing it in the production documentation. Furthermore, the system records tightening torques used during assembly, helping to ensure compliance with technological procedures and required manufacturing quality.

The module also enables pairing individual parts with the final product, allowing the history of each product to be traced backward, used components to be identified, and potential complaints, service interventions, or quality and audit requirements to be handled efficiently.