SUPPLEMENT Automation UK 2023
Automation UK set to be the largest robotics event in the UK
Automation UK, the new exhibition highlighting the importance of robotics and systems integration to the future growth of the UK economy, is poised to be a sell-out event as the countdown to the show enters its final weeks. Taking place at the Coventry Building Society Arena between 20th-21st June 2023, the unique event highlights the latest products, developments and solutions in robotics and automation, with solutions on display for visitors to improve efficiency and productivity in their operation
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wned and organised in conjunction with BARA (British Automation & Robot Association), Automation UK
is designed to promote the use of, and assist in the development of, industrial robots and automation in British industry. Being owned by the industry, for the benefi t of the industry, means there are many BARA members exhibiting – each showing their latest products and services, with experts on hand to off er advice and support. Big names exhibiting include ABB, CKF, FANUC, Festo, KUKA Robotics, Mills CNC, Piab, Pilz Automation, RM Group, Schubert and Yaskawa. Joining them will be nearly 40 other companies. Oliver Selby, Head of Sales, FANUC UK said: “The FANUC UK team is delighted to be a founding exhibitor at Automation UK. As evidenced by the increase in enquiries we are receiving, there is a real need for a dedicated automation and robotics show such as this. We’ve been a longstanding member of BARA and are proud to support them in helping to raise the profi le of automation among UK manufacturers, showcasing the wide-ranging benefi ts it can deliver.”
Co-located with Automation UK is the UKIVA’s (UK Industrial Vision Association), Machine Vision Conference (MVC), a well-established and successful machine vision Confex event. This means visitors to Automation UK will also be able to cross over and see the latest developments in industrial vision and imaging systems. Mark Stepney, Managing Director of Schubert UK and a PPMA board member, said: “Automation UK and MVC will be the largest annual event in the UK to showcase leading robotic and vision suppliers. Its legitimacy is underlined by the backing of two leading industry associations – BARA and UKIVA – and will be an event not to be missed. “
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feature live demonstrations of the latest machines.
Productive meeting ground Visitor registration for this free-to-attend event is now open, and the strong numbers suggest it is proving an attractive prospect for the industry. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet new suppliers, learn about new technology and new techniques, as well as explore how this rapidly-developing sector can help improve business effi ciency, productivity and accuracy.
Both the BARA and UKIVA are members of the PPMA (Processing and Packaging Machinery Association) group of trade associations. The PPMA is the UK trade association for suppliers of processing and packaging machinery to both the domestic and overseas markets. With more than 550 member companies, the association’s principal objective is to help members sell more products and services through the PPMA Group’s various exhibitions, publications and training.
Shining a spotlight Recognising the vast potential of automation and robotics to British industry, BARA’s aim in establishing Automation UK is to shine a spotlight on the disruptive technologies and to highlight their true value to the wider economy.
Automation UK also promises to be the largest annual gathering of industry experts under one roof in the UK. The event has been specially designed for businesses operating in the automation and robotics markets. In addition to exhibits and displays, the show will
Face-to-face meetings will allow visitors to convey the complexities and challenges they face in their own operation. With multiple suppliers, technicians, experts, advisory bodies and advocates under one roof, a day spent at Automation UK, fi nding out more about these exciting, transformative technologies, will save a visitor hours of Internet trawling and valuable time of arranging meetings. A vibrant seminar programme, located in the arena’s exhibition hall and led by BARA, will deliver a range of informative, content-led topics around the opportunities of automating equipment, processes and systems as well as the benefi ts this highly repeatable and reliable process can bring to a business. “Aside from being able to view live demonstrations of the latest machines, talk to exhibitors face-to-face and gain the latest market intelligence from industry experts, we have a very competitive off er for exhibitors and one we believe they will fi nd very attractive, not least because the show is open to all suppliers and prospective purchasers,” added Schubert UK’s Managing Director, Mark Stepney.
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