1 October 2015
The fact of the matter is that many suppliers and manufacturers of consumer goods and industrial products are already working within networked structures, and that a lively exchange of communication is taking place from the implementation of ideas right on up to maintenance, replacement parts and service support. This includes elements for work-order and process control, as well as the acquisition, evaluation and transmission of current quality and process-correction data. Nevertheless, the distributors and manufacturers have good reason to keep their cards close to their chests in order to be able to distinguish themselves from the competition by means of unique selling points (USPs) such as technologies, processes, process competence and know-how, and to turn this into an important profit factor.
The best example of this is the assembly systems and equipment manufacturing segment of the Motek international trade fair for production and assembly automation. Here more than anywhere else in the world, well over 130 manufacturers of assembly and automation solutions present their capabilities and expertise in various disciplines involving a variety of technologies and processes. Expert visitors from all over the world profit from a problem-solving as well as a commercial viewpoint, as do the exhibitors in the form of concrete RFQs and orders resulting therefrom.The combination of two trade fairs, namely the Motek international trade fair for production and assembly automation and the Bondexpo international trade fair for bonding technologies including the rapidly growing peripheral sector covering fastening and joining technology (mechanical and thermal), provides customers and users with standalone and complete system solutions which are ideally matched to their processes from a single source, or comprised of compatible subsystems from different manufacturers.
Supplemented with a broad range of offerings for components, assemblies and subsystems, high levels of integration are assured in accordance with the Industry 4.0 philosophy, or perhaps more accurately the Industry 4.0 strategy.
Motek 2015: What can we expect from Industry 4.0?
MAP, CIM, Industry 4.0 – the catchwords change and integration capabilities advance, but the promise of benefits frequently lags behind the expectations. Fundamental scepticism is associated with this sober way of looking at things to a lesser degree by the practitioners amongst the manufacturers and distributors, and instead with a realistically current assessment of the predominantly prevailing situation.
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The best example of this is the assembly systems and equipment manufacturing segment of the Motek international trade fair for production and assembly automation. Here more than anywhere else in the world, well over 130 manufacturers of assembly and automation solutions present their capabilities and expertise in various disciplines involving a variety of technologies and processes. Expert visitors from all over the world profit from a problem-solving as well as a commercial viewpoint, as do the exhibitors in the form of concrete RFQs and orders resulting therefrom.The combination of two trade fairs, namely the Motek international trade fair for production and assembly automation and the Bondexpo international trade fair for bonding technologies including the rapidly growing peripheral sector covering fastening and joining technology (mechanical and thermal), provides customers and users with standalone and complete system solutions which are ideally matched to their processes from a single source, or comprised of compatible subsystems from different manufacturers.
Supplemented with a broad range of offerings for components, assemblies and subsystems, high levels of integration are assured in accordance with the Industry 4.0 philosophy, or perhaps more accurately the Industry 4.0 strategy.
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