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engineering industry. An exhibitor at the 2019 event said: “We took away three excellent enquiries from the exhibition. That is three potential clients we would not have come across in a million years had it not been for [the event]. There is no doubt the exhibition will be a commercial success for us.” The event is supported by Datateam
Business Media’s comprehensive portfolio of electronics magazines: CIE, Electronics World and Electronics Today.
Future robotics Live
For the first time, Future Robotics Live will be joining forces with Sensors & Instrumentation Live and Electronics Industry Live. In the past, UK manufacturers have been
slower than international competitors to invest in robotics and automation tech. However, the coronavirus pandemic has enhanced the profile of these technologies as business owners seek new ways to prevent production shutdown. Supply chain delays, caused by the pandemic and Brexit, have also seen businesses hunt for solutions to improve efficiency in intralogistics and warehousing. As a consequence, robotics and automation companies have experienced a huge increase in demand for their products and services. It is evident that robotics and automation are an integral part of the accelerating post-COVID recovery. By leveraging on Datateam Business Media’s
leading portfolio of publications, Future Robotics Live provides UK manufacturers with
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opportunities to find out about the latest technologies and learn how robotics can help improve their efficiency and productivity.
seminars and more
There will be brand new CPD-accredited seminar programmes taking place over the two days at Sensors & Instrumentation, Electronics Industry Live and Future Robotics Live. Covering sensors, instrumentation, control, electronics and robotics, the seminars are an ideal way to gain a better understanding of the latest trends. In addition, there will be other features
making a return to the show, such as the popular Innovation Showcase, so keep an eye out for previews in future issues of the magazine to find out more.
networking opportunities
With Sensors & Instrumentation Live attracting a highly engaged and focused audience, it serves as the ideal opportunity to strengthen existing business relationships and secure new connections. And with the 2022 exhibition joining forces with Electronics Industry Live and Future Robotics Live, there will be more opportunities to network than ever before. The NEC, Birmingham will be the place for your test, measurement, control, electronic and robotic needs come 27 and 28 September 2022. If you would like to find out more about
exhibiting at Sensors & Instrumentation Live, please contact Louise Tiller (
ltiller@datateam.co.uk).
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