Of the 400 world-class suppliers who exhibited
in 2017, more than a third have already confirmed for this year. This includes businesses such as Bowman Additive Production and Laser Lines, both of whom provide 3D printing
services and technology. Elsewhere, CAD
/ CAM specialists Smart Design Services will demonstrate how design software
can increase design efficiency and other software providers include ECI, Redthorn and IndySoft.
Other names already singed up include B.S.C (Diecasting), Carlton Die Casting, Cooper
Brown Enterprises, Lucy Group, Timsons Engineering, Cogent Technology
and measurement and metrology specialists such as Hexagon, Faro and Zeiss.
The 2018 event will
see a range of new pavilions, highlighting deep, last-mile expertise and
providing keenly focused, industry specific solutions for metals, transport,
materials, electronics, automotive, aerospace and energy sectors.
Also new for 2018, Subcon will be co-located with The Engineer Expo to create the first, truly cross sector industry
event with visitors able to enjoy unlimited access to both shows. This will
enable engineering and manufacturing visitors alike to see how they can
optimise production and process throughout the design and manufacturing cycles.
A six-stream, 36-session conference programme will be held across two
theatres. A key theme of the event will
be developing cross-sector collaboration: taking the lessons learnt from
successful innovation within industries such as automotive, aerospace and
defence, and applying them elsewhere to create true competitive advantage.
Speakers will include leaders from some of the biggest, most established
names in UK engineering and manufacturing, alongside innovators from disruptive
start-ups. Topics will include the latest Smart
Factory developments, real world applications of the Internet of Things (IoT),
advanced integrated circuits (ICs), sensing, measurement and process control,
materials design, synthesis and processing. Elsewhere, expert panels will
explore the potential of sustainable and additive manufacturing as well as
showcasing industry case studies in cross sector collaboration and open
innovation.
“2018 has already seen an incredibly strong start for UK manufacturing
and engineering,” said Gordon Kirk, event director, Subcon. “UK manufacturing output is expanding at its
fastest rate since early 2008. November 2017 saw a seventh consecutive month of
growth, so it is no wonder we are seeing such strong interest so early on,
especially as this year Subcon will combine with The Engineer Expo to create
the first truly cross sector event.”
To register your
attendance at Subcon 2018 please visit www.subconshow.co.uk
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