11th Asia International Industrial Automaiton Exhibition,2015
Professional automation exhibition for INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION (Production and Process Automation), ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS, ROBOTICS, INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION IT & SOFTWARE
Professional automation exhibition for INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION (Production and Process Automation), ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS, ROBOTICS, INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION IT & SOFTWARE
2014-2015 is a critical period, as the 12th Five-Year-Plan says, for China's economy. Also, a key point for industry integration of industrialization and informationization. Automation plays a vital role in target accomplishment. Hot areas for automation application markets include auto, papermaking, electricity power, rail transport, machine tool, new energy, building materials, metallurgy, mining and so on. Huge potential is open to world's automation suppliers.
As the world's leading exhibition and business barometer for the automation industry, 11th Asia International Industrial Automation Exhibition,2015(AIAE-Beijing) offers its audience a comprehensive idea of the prevailing technological trends. Over 600 exhibitors from 40 countries & regions are presenting live demonstrations of an impressive range of machines, tools and systems across eight exhibition halls. More than 60,000 trade visitors from 38 countries and regions will attend the show.
Clearly structured and subdivided into 6 technology sectors, AIAE shows the entire industrial automation technology chain: modern factory, robot ,process, electronic system, industrial software, automatic driving & control, energy & produce, packing & logistics and other automatics.
For companies ready to invest in the latest machines, tools and systems for automation industry, AIAE is the first point of contact when it comes to sourcing the right equipment. For suppliers and manufacturers of automatic technology, the exhibition is the central hub for business on a global scale.
Featured Product
Honeywell Intelligrated - Solve Loading Dock Challenges With Robotic Unloading
Challenges on the loading dock are characteristic of greater pressures from the rise of e-commerce. Loading and unloading freight from trailers, trucks and shipping containers are arduous, repetitive tasks plagued by high turnover. Even with regularly available staff, manually unloading freight and the constant lifting and twisting results in fatigue and inconsistent, declining productivity. Robotics capable of fully automating unloading tasks bring a new paradigm to the dock. High performance and flexibility push unloading from a labor-heavy, manual chore to an automated, refined process. High-performing DC workers can take more desirable positions, with relief from unpleasant work conditions. Management gets to replace uncertainty and staffing challenges with a reliable, automated process, with data to fuel continuous improvement.
