I just returned from Hannover, Germany, which was again (for the 70th year) hosting the annual Hannover Messe on industrial manufacturing. This trade show has become the leading global event for all things manufacturing with over 6,500 exhibitors and this year attracting some 225,000 visitors. All are compelled to learn about the latest technologies and innovations for manufacturing, automation, IT and digital factories and how they can transform their businesses.
This Hannover Messe centered around digitalization, digital twins, Internet of Things, predictive maintenance and smart applications, data analytics, IoT platforms, augmented and virtual realities – and of course robots.
