SPS IPC Drives 2016
The review in the movie
What were the highlights of the 27th SPS IPC Drives, which took place in Nuremberg at the end of November 2016? To what extent did Industry 4.0 become a reality in the 14 exhibition halls? The Computer&AUTOMATION trade fair film provides answers.
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Exhibitor Advisory Board under new chairmanship
The exhibitor advisory board at SPS IPC Drives has a new chairman: Effective immediately, Christian Wolf, Managing Director at Hans Turck, will take over the role of Dr. Peter Adolphs, who passed away last year.
read more...Final figures for SPS IPC Drives 2016
Industry 4.0 was "tangible"
SPS IPC Drives 2016 is history, with trade fair organizer Mesago praising the "clearly noticeable working atmosphere on the stands". With around 63,300 visitors, the automation trade fair exceeded the level of the comparable year 2014.
read more...Safety in sensor technology
What do sensor manufacturers currently offer in terms of safety? At SPS IPC Drives, there were a number of clever concepts on show - including from Sick, Pepperl+Fuchs and Leuze electronic.
read more...Video flashback of the three days of the fair
New hall, new topics and a new name in 2019 - the SPS IPC Drives 2018 in seven minutes.
read more...The review in the movie
New hall, new topics and a new name - that was SPS IPC Drives 2018 in seven minutes.
read more...OPC UA and TSN - a major trade fair topic
The OPC UA and TSN communication standards are major topics of discussion in the industry. This could not be overlooked at SPS IPC Drives 2018.
read more...Smart transport - three approaches in the video
How can material and product transport in machines and systems be reorganized in the age of Industry 4.0? Beckhoff, B&R and Bosch Rexroth presented interesting approaches in this regard at SPS IPC Drives 2018.
read more...'Software & IT' in focus
Last year, SPS IPC Drives bundled the topic of 'Software & IT in manufacturing' in Hall 6. In response to high demand, this concept was extended to Hall 5 in 2018.
read more...The 'Automation Hackathon'
At the 'Automation Hackathon' at SPS IPC Drives 2018, seven start-ups had the chance to develop new business models for selected companies in the automation industry in 48 hours. Winner: the start-up Othermo in collaboration with Wago.
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