TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION


Neill Ovenden, managing director of DJB Instruments, comments: “If you think you know all about trade shows, think again.


“The Engineering Symposium will provide an opportunity for visitors to hear a range of training and case study content which is not linked to exhibitors’ thinly disguised sales pitches. 2019 will be the start of something different: aerospace, autosport and new technology are key topics for the Engineering Symposium.”


Representatives from key engineering institutions and organisations will also be on hand at the show in the new Enterprise Hub. This will be a chance for manufacturers to discover the array of opportunities at their fingertips - from funding, training, standards and beyond - through unmissable presentations from the likes of Make UK, The Institute of Engineering & Technology, GAMBICA, The British Measurement & Testing Association, The Defence and Security Accelerator and more.


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Sensors & Instrumentation Live is also co-located with TCT Show and IMHX – adding even more value to your trip to the NEC, Birmingham.


Registration is quick, easy and free of charge – simply head to the Sensors & Instrumentation Live website now to claim your fast track entry badge.


Supported by industry heavyweight s


Sensors & Instrumentation Live has received the backing of headline sponsor Mouser Electronics, Bronkhorst, DJB Instruments, PCB Piezotronics and SIKA. The show is also supported by a number of leading industry publications including Automation, Controls Drives ergy Management, , Instrumentation cturing, MEPCA,


Monthly, Industrial, Plant & Equipment, Industrial Technology, Irish Manufa Engineering Update, Factory Equipment, IEN Europe, Industrial Compliance & Automation, CIE, Design Solutions, Electrical Engineering, Electronics, En


Process & Control and Sensorland.com.


customers, there are still opportunities to exhibit at Sensors & Instrument If you want to project your brand to a highly relevant audience and reach Want to be a part of it?


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potential new ation Live.


To find out about the packages available and secure your spot at the anniversary show, contact Louise Pudney on +44 (0) 1622 699104 or at lpudney@datateam.co.uk.


For more information about Sensors & Instrumentation Live or to register for your free entry badge, visit www.sensorsandinstrumentationlive.co.uk


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