The biennial personal event, scheduled for June 14-16 The Palais des Congrès de Montreal will feature seasoned industry experts who will discuss the challenges of digital transformation in Industry 4.0, advances in automation technology, such as collaborative robotics, vision systems, automation processes and mechatronics as well as the adoption of additive manufacturing or 3D printing. Produced by SMEs for over 30 years, the event is expected to attract up to 3,000 manufacturing professionals.
“Growing in the manufacturing industry is not just about embracing smarter and faster technologies, it is also about figuring out how to make changes as the global landscape changes,” Robert Willig, Managing Director and CEO of SME Corporation. “At the Montreal Manufacturing Technology Show, you will see for yourself how companies are already making smart changes, training their employees, and getting a great return on their investment. This event will introduce you to several key smart manufacturing disciplines to guide you on your journey from a smart factory to a smart supply chain and, most importantly, That, a smart workforce. Plus, you’ll have the opportunity to talk to these innovators about their experiences.”
Mr. Willig said Quebec has played a leading role in the digital transformation of Industry 4.0 technologies. In addition, he added, to stay ahead of the game, manufacturers must continue to embrace smart manufacturing disciplines, such as artificial intelligence, motion control systems, augmented reality, and virtual reality. These majors can help manufacturers run a smarter plant by reducing downtime, managing change and providing valuable insights into their operations, helping future-proof their business.
STFM keynote speakers, presentations, and special lectures
In addition to the exhibition, each day of the Montreal Technology Manufacturing (STFM) Fair will include a presentation from a leader in the industry, government or academia, inspirational panels with key industry experts discussing related issues, followed by conferences on technology, issues and appropriate solutions for SMEs the size.
These conferences are unique opportunities for manufacturers to meet face-to-face with engineers, product designers, and managers to find innovative solutions to their toughest manufacturing challenges. These presentations will provide a practical look at problems encountered at different levels of business, and will cover a wide range of manufacturing techniques.
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