

Embedded Engineering in Practice
R&D Prague | Rockwell Automation | CZ
Embedded Engineering in Practice
An Evening of Real Engineering Challenges, Solutions, and Lessons Learned
Behind every successful industrial automation product lies a series of technical decisions, trade-offs, and problem-solving approaches that rarely make it into documentation. Join us for an evening of practical engineering insights from professionals building embedded and industrial software at Rockwell Automation.
Through a series of technical talks, our speakers will share real-world experiences, architecture decisions, debugging techniques, and implementation strategies used in modern industrial automation systems.
The event will be held in English.
Agenda highlights:
Rockwell Automation Overview
Krzysztof Grabiniok - Director, R&D
An introduction to Rockwell Automation, engineering culture for software and embedded engineers.Extreme Debug Print
Milan Svoboda - Senior Project EngineerWhen every microsecond matters: logging strategies for real-time
Keeping debug data useful without sacrificing performance, memory, or reverse engineering resistance
User Program Linking and Execution Strategies – Practical Examples
Narek Aleksanyan - Senior Engineer & Tomáš Jiřinec - Project Engineer and Product OwnerWhat happens behind the scenes when an IEC 61131-3 user program is downloaded to a PLC?
How user programs are linked and prepared for deterministic runtime execution.
A comparison of the two execution strategies currently used within Rockwell Automation.
Practical examples demonstrating the benefits and trade-offs of each approach.
Whether you are an embedded developer, software engineer, engineering student, or simply curious about industrial automation, this meetup offers a unique opportunity to learn from engineers working on real-world products and systems.
The Schedule
📅 Date: September 8, 2026
17:30 – Doors Open & Networking
18:00 – Presentations Begin
20:00 – Networking & Conversations
21:00 – Event Wrap-up
Please Note: Due to security requirements at the Rockwell Automation office, all attendees must present a valid ID card or passport upon arrival for identity verification. Attendees will also be required to wear a visitor badge displaying their name for the duration of the event.