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Automation UK announces exciting array of speakers


Automation UK, the new exhibition highlighting the importance of robotics and systems integration to the future growth of the UK economy, has revealed the details of the fi rst of the industry experts set to speak at the sell-out event.


latest products, developments and solutions in robotics and automation, with solutions on display for visitors to improve  Owned and organised in conjunction with BARA (British


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Automation & Robot Association), the event is designed to promote the use of, and assist in the development of, industrial robots and automation in British industry. Being owned by  many BARA members exhibiting – each showcasing their


36 Kennedy’s Confection June 2023


ith just a couple of weeks to go until the doors open at the Coventry Building Society Arena, anticipation for the new show is building. Taking place between 20th-21st June 2023, the unique event highlights the


latest products and services, with experts on hand to offer 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 all active in the sector and looking to raise their  Some of the speakers taking to the stage at the event are


drawn from these founding exhibitors. They include Josh Roberts, of FESTO, who will be discussing how to select the  him will be Oliver Selby and Satty Cole, both of FANUC, who will talk about reducing the skills gap to support growth in automation adoption, while Jason Reed, of PILZ, will address


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