Co-located with established industrial vision conference, MVC, Automation UK will highlight the latest industrial products and services, robots, robotic systems, systems integration, automation control parts and systems, sensors and machine safety
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Automation UK, organised by the British robot and vision associations, will highlight the importance of robotics and systems integration to the growth of the UK economy
Automation UK is intended to be the national automation and robotics show. It will be co-located with UKIVA’s Machine Vision Conference.
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Now in it’s 6th year, this one day event continues to provide the latest vision technology and services from world-leading companies in industrial vision and imaging. With over 60 exhibitors and 450 visitors, the event is jam-packed with content including technical seminars perfect for machine vision users and engineers, networking opportunities and knowledge sharing.
Robot solutions at the Manufacturing Technology Centre. Credit: Manufacturing Technology Centre
Responding to a report on UK adoption of robots and automation, UKIVA’s Neil Sandhu and Allan Anderson argue vision brings similar benefits for productivity
The conference was held online last year in light of the pandemic, and it was hoped earlier in the year that it would take place in person in Milton Keynes this year
MVC 2021 will feature keynote speakers and an impressive technical seminar programme covering eight different themes
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Neil Sandhu
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