September 9-11, 2025 | US Chamber of Commerce, Washington, DC
Industry
Manufacturing
Future-Ready Manufacturing: Partnering in your journey to a sustainable manufacturing enterprise
FUTURE-READY SKIES
Leading the Next Decade of Aerospace Transformation—Safe, Secure, Predictable, and Sustainable.
Join us as we unveil breakthrough insights, bold strategies, and transformative technologies shaping aerospace’s most decisive decade yet. This is where vision meets execution—where intelligence, sustainability, and security converge to redefine what is possible in aviation, space, and defense.
As a Gold Sponsor, TCS will showcase how innovation is rearchitecting aerospace design, operations, and ecosystems. From AI and Physical AI to digital twins and quantum simulation, discover how TCS is enabling the world’s leading aerospace organizations to build safer, smarter, and more connected skies.
Hosted at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Washington, D.C., September 9–11, the Global Aerospace Summit will convene the most influential voices in government, industry, and technology. Be among the first to access the Future-Ready Skies Study 2025, capturing insights from 323 aerospace executives across North America and Europe.
Featured speakers
Anupam Singhal
President, Manufacturing, TCS
With over three decades of experience, he has consistently demonstrated his commitment to customer success by driving digital transformations and formulating effective business strategies. His astute leadership has yielded multi-billion-dollar value to customers and expanded TCS' presence across diverse domains. Among Anupam’s notable accomplishments is the digital transformation of a marquee customer's legacy business, which resulted in TCS being awarded the 2016 Digital Innovator of the Year among the customer organization’s partner ecosystem. He has also contributed to TCS’ intellectual property with the IDEA Framework for Contextualized Touch and Believe Point of Views©.
John G. Murphy
SVP, Head of International, U.S. Chamber of Commerce
John G. Murphy is Senior Vice President and Head of International at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, where he directs the organization’s advocacy on global trade and investment policy. Since joining the Chamber in 1999, he has successfully led campaigns securing congressional approval of trade agreements with more than a dozen nations and shaping key U.S. trade legislation. Regularly representing the Chamber before Congress, federal agencies, foreign governments, and the WTO, Murphy is recognized as one of Washingtonian’s Most Influential (2021–2024). He is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University of Colorado and earned a master’s degree from Georgetown University.
Meet us at the show
Join us at the Fireside Chat to hear from our leaders as they explore five key imperatives that are reshaping aerospace: scalable operational intelligence, resilient supply chains, sustainable design, strategic MRO, and reimagined security.
- Speakers:
- Anupam Singhal – President, Manufacturing, TCS
- John G. Murphy – SVP, Head of International, U.S. Chamber of Commerce
- Where: Main Stage
- When: 3:40 PM ET
Unlock game-changing insights from our latest research, highlighting transformative and breakthrough innovations set to redefine the aerospace landscape.
On the Ground
The Future Walks on Four Legs—And Thinks.
This demo showcases a Physical AI quadruped robot designed to meet that challenge head-on. It autonomously navigates waypoints, climbs stairs, recovers from falls, and avoids both static and dynamic obstacles with ease. It operates in the dark, detects reflective surfaces, and identifies changes in its surroundings—while respecting virtual boundaries and human presence through geofencing and interaction-aware movement.
Through the Lens: MRO
Augmented reality meets real-time intelligence on the hangar floor.
This demo showcases TCS’ Augmented MRO solution: a fusion of AI, AR, and spatial computing that reimagines how landing gear maintenance is performed.
Worn on the Apple Vision Pro, the system delivers a 3D digital twin of the aircraft component overlaid with real-time guidance—step-by-step instructions, contextual diagrams, and visual cues—all anchored through spatial mapping and object tracking.