On May 11, Dimark will take part in an open lecture at Poznań University of Technology, addressed to students interested in engineering, automation and the aviation industry.
The lecture will be delivered by Szymon Hendler, R&D Director at Dimark, and will focus on how modern baggage handling systems operate in real airport environments. The session will cover key aspects of BHS, including mechanical design, control systems, software and the realities of daily airport operations.
The meeting is an opportunity to present airport engineering from a practical perspective and to introduce students to the complexity of systems that support passenger processes behind the scenes.
Events like this play an important role in building connections between industry and academia, helping future engineers better understand the challenges and opportunities within the aviation sector.
The lecture will take place at the Lecture Centre of Poznań University of Technology.
📅 May 11, 2026
🕜 13:30
📍 CW2, Poznań University of Technology
Open lecture at Poznań University of Technology
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