In response to the growing influence of robotics and automation in the different sectors of advanced industry, weAR is presented as a practical, specialised and transversal event, international in nature, and aimed at solving technical problems in all the user industries of smart manufacturing.
The event will take place every two years and will be held for the first time from 3 to 5 June at the Bilbao Exhibition Centre as part of +INDUSTRY.
The new event will provide a great opportunity for automation and robotics companies to promote themselves and contact with a wide range of user industries. Furthermore, it will be held in a valuable environment of synergies, with all the leading sectors of advanced manufacturing represented at the +INDUSTRY fairs: BeDIGITAL, AdditꜪD, MAINTENANCE, PUMPS&VALVES, SUBCONTRATACIÓN and weAR. Likewise, the WORKinn employment forum will continue to respond to the challenge of finding talent in the industry.
With a format that includes an exhibition area, a workshop area, demonstrations, technical visits and networking spaces, weAR aims to become a benchmark for robotics and automation. It will thus represent the full spectrum of intelligent and digital automation, and will fit in with the new orientation of +INDUSTRY: transversal and open to all industries.
The weAR exhibition area will mainly host companies from Spain, France, Germany and Italy, and will showcase the latest technologies and innovations and encourage technical-commercial relations. The workshops and demonstrations area will promote the transfer of knowledge and propose practical solutions to current problems and future challenges. And the networking spaces will promote cooperation and commercial agreements.
Bringing together a broad spectrum of sectors, the exhibition will feature manufacturers and distributors of drive systems and components, sensor technology, control technology, IPC, industrial software, human-machine interface, electrical networks and factory supplies, interface and interface technology, low-voltage switchgear, mechanical infrastructure, industrial communication, assembly and handling technology, positioning systems, safety and security technology, industrial wearables, AGVs, robotics and machine vision.
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31 October 2024
