SHOW PRevieW u Sensors & instrumentation Live
It’s back! A
s we all know, the last couple of years have been extremely challenging. The coronavirus pandemic has had a
substantial impact on all of our lives. Lockdown measures have caused immeasurable damage to many different industries. In early 2020, the difficult decision was taken to postpone Sensors & Instrumentation Live, initially until 2021 but then new lockdown measures were introduced, scuppering our plans. But as we step out of our houses, blinking at the sun (at the time of writing) and returning to ‘business as usual’, it is my pleasure to give Sensors & Instrumentation Live a hug and a firm handshake as we welcome it back after a two year hiatus! The UK’s only dedicated exhibition for the test, measurement and control markets will return to the NEC, Birmingham next year on 27 and 28 September. Furthermore, Sensors & Instrumentation Live is coming back
swinging and will be better than ever before as it joins Electronics Industry Live and Future Robotics Live.
SenSorS & InStrumentatIon LIve returnS Sensors & Instrumentation Live has been bringing together leading innovators and professionals from across the fields of test, measurement and control for over ten years. The exhibition covers a range of industry sectors, with products including: sensors, data acquisition equipment, flow meters, transducers, signal conditioners, strain gauges, test instruments, thermal imaging equipment, monitoring equipment, cables, connectors and calibration equipment. With thousands of visitors looking to
source the best technologies each year, Sensors & Instrumentation Live presents fantastic opportunities for exhibitors to meet potential new customers. Exhibitors at the
we are pleased to announce that Sensors & Instrumentation Live is back and will be better than ever before when it joins electronics Industry Live and Future robotics Live at the neC, birmingham from 27 to 28 September 2022. with three great shows taking place, the neC will be the place to be for everything related to test, measurement, control, electronics and robotics.
2019 event had many positive things to say about the show. For example, LIMAB’s Kevin Goodison and Jack Miller said: “Exhibitions such as Sensors & Instrumentation Live really do have an impact on the sector. It gives you a broad range of opportunities to interact with others in the marketplace and it brings like-minded individuals and industries together, which [we] think is wonderful.” With market-leading companies and a host
of live features, there are lots of reasons to visit the event, as a delegate from Load Monitoring Systems explained while attending the 2019 edition of the exhibition: “It is really good for picking up new technology. As you can imagine, it is always a priority to look for new applications and this is the perfect platform to look out for something better.” A representative from Seaspeed Marine Consultant also commented: “It is a great opportunity to meet companies that I didn’t know that are potentially useful to our needs. It is an eye-opening show.”
eLeCtonICS InDuStrY LIve begInS a new Chapter Electronics Industry Live (formerly What’s New in Electronics Live) will begin a new chapter in 2022 when it joins Sensors & Instrumentation Live in Hall 8 at the NEC, Birmingham. Electronics Industry Live delivers a comprehensive two-day event covering the whole spectrum of the electronics, embedded, design, manufacturing and
42 September 2021 Instrumentation Monthly
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