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SPS IPC Drives will be held for the last time from November 27 to 29. The reason: To mark the 30th anniversary of the Nuremberg automation technology trade fair in 2019, organizer Mesago is changing the name of the trade fair.
read more...SPS IPC Drives 2018 is casting its shadow ahead. Organizer Mesago is expecting around 1,600 exhibitors at the trade fair for automation technology, which will take place in Nuremberg from 27 to 29 November and this year's theme is 'Smart and Digital Automation'.
read more...Congress at the SPS IPC Drives 2018
Edge computing, TSN and OPC UA, IoT platforms and sensor technology for Industry 4.0: the 'Automation 4.0 Summit', the congress accompanying the SPS IPC Drives trade fair, is dedicated to these four exciting topics.
read more...The potential for digitalization is huge - and the solutions for implementing it are mature. Siemens wants to make this clear at SPS IPC Drives 2018.
read more...In September 2017, Schneider Electric acquired a majority stake in Aveva and at the same time contributed its own software business to the British company. Jürgen Siefert, Vice President Industry DACH, explains the strategy behind this.
read more...Video preview - SPS IPC Drives 2018
What innovations can we expect at the 29th edition of SPS IPC Drives in November? We were on site with the camera at the trade fair pre-press conference of the organizer Mesago.
read more...The signs at SPS IPC Drives point to growth. The new Hall 3C will cover the additional space requirements.
read more...Review 'Automation 4.0 Summit 2017'
Open source platforms such as the Raspberry Pi are causing a sensation in the hobbyist scene. But what role can they play in the automation environment? The 'Automation 4.0 Summit' provided answers to this question.
read more...Almost at the same time as the official premiere at the International Robot Exhibition (iREX) in Tokyo, Mitsubishi presented the 'Melfa Cobot' at the recent SPS IPC Drives 2017 in Nuremberg.
read more...The topic of Industry 4.0 is currently fueling massive growth for German automation companies. While the industry is delighted with the sharp rise in sales, 'luxury problems' are arising elsewhere.
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