Press releases

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Robots help to make important manufacturing processes more resilient

June 29, 2020

Press release

Industry: Robots Provide Opportunities for the COVID-19 Restart

Even before the corona pandemic, the manufacturing industry in Germany was highly automated according to figures from the International Federation of […]

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automatica is postponed—new date: December 8–11, 2020

March 26, 2020

Press release

automatica is postponed—new date in December 2020

Due to the increasing global spread of Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) and based on the recommendations of the German Federal Government and the Bavarian Sta […]

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Audi manufactures the R8 super sports car

March 11, 2020

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Automation in the Automobile Industry Farewell to the Assembly Line

The world's leading trade fair for intelligent automation and robotics automatica will take place in Munich from December 8 to 11. One main focus of t […]

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February 6, 2020

Press release

Survey: How Robots Help German Industry

By 2040, the labor market in Germany will have a shortage ten million people compared to today due to demographic change. To compensate for the conseq […]

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December 5, 2019

Press release

Toward Autonomous Production

automatica is continuing on its growth course. The upcoming trade fair will occupy a record area of 76,000 square meters. There will be an additional […]

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automatica expands the sensor technology area

June 28, 2019

Press release

automatica expands the sensor technology area

An application-oriented sensor technology exhibition area with accompanying congress will be integrated into automatica 2020. The new “The Sensor Show […]

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June 22, 2018

Final report

automatica beats all records again

automatica 2018 (June 19 to 22) set new records: more than 46,000 visitors (+ seven percent) and 890 exhibitors (+ seven percent). Trade Fair Managing […]

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