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Latest advances on show at Advanced
09 October 2015
Advanced Engineering UK, a leading event for the high performance engineering sectors, returns to Birmingham’s NEC on 4th & 5th November 2015.
The show, which will feature more than 700 companies, welcomes a host of first time exhibitors, exciting product launches and a hotly anticipated Open Conference programme.
Innovative suppliers
Advanced Engineering UK offers visitors the opportunity to source new ideas, technologies and suppliers – all under one roof. Innovation will take centre stage, with many exhibitors using the show to launch new products and services to the wider engineering market.
For instance, Perceptron will be exhibiting its new ScanR, a green laser for use with portable and fixed coordinate measuring machines. It brings with it an enhanced dynamic range, improved material coverage, increased accuracy and efficient edge detection.
ETPS will be showcasing its new super capacitor emulation GUI. It allows the power supply to accurately emulate the electrical characteristics of a real super capacitor stack. It reduces preparation time, eliminates operator error and result variations, plus it minimises external variables.
Alicona is using the show to present its optical metrology robot measuring system to the UK market for the first time. This 3D measurement sensor can be successfully implemented into an array of different industries, providing users with a flexible measurement solution for quality assurance applications. It saves time during the manufacturing process and allows quality assurance to be included, whilst providing users with real-time information.
Nordson EFD is introducing its xQR41 Series MicroDotTM needle valve. This new valve features a 60% smaller form factor in comparison to standard valves, an exchangeable modular design and a unique quick release clasp.
Advanced Engineering UK has announced that global Tier 1 automotive supplier, Magna International is increasing its involvement at this year’s show. It will run 1-2-1 meetings with interested innovators and deliver a keynote in the show’s Open Conference programme.
It is also hosting and sponsoring the Enabling Innovation Poster Zone, which provides an opportunity for early stage innovators to showcase breakthrough ideas, products and processes. The ‘poster’ submissions will come from incubator level organisations, university students, research-based companies and start-ups. The Zone will give the 13,000 visitors attending the show the chance to uncover potential technologies, partners and untapped capability.
SAE International, a global association made up of more than 137,000 engineers and technical experts in the aerospace, automotive and commercial-vehicle industries, is also deepening its connections with the show by hosting its own co-located Technology Symposium at the NEC.
Andrew Smart, director, society and industry programs at SAE International, discusses the new relationship: "SAE International is thrilled to be so deeply involved with Advanced Engineering UK 2015, and particularly excited about running our symposium this year. We will be welcoming some of the biggest names from across the engineering world to share their insight and unique views of the industry. I don’t think there is any doubt that the two day show is going to be a fascinating mix of innovation, technology and engineering.”
SAE International is also running four expert speaker sessions as part of the Advanced Engineering UK’s Open Conference programme, which is billed as the UK’s largest ‘free to attend’ engineering seminar programme. The Open Conference will provide attendees with a blend of expert insight covering the latest innovations, technologies and applications across the entire engineering spectrum.
The two day programme will contain critical industry updates, collaborative initiatives and contributions from pivotal organisations that are active in developing the infrastructure of the advanced engineering sector. SAE experts in particular will discuss ‘The Digital Thread’, ‘Connectivity’, ‘Cybersecurity’ and ‘Integrated Vehicle Health Management and Maintenance Credits’ during their seminar sessions.
For further information about Advanced Engineering UK 2015, please visit advancedengineeringuk.com or contact one of the Easyfairs team on the number below.
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