Key technologies for the industrial production of the future

Published: 18 October 2018

RFID and Wireless IoT: Key technologies for the industrial production of the future

Access to digitisation has never been easier, cheaper, or more promising than now in autumn 2018. Modular manufacturing concepts, lot sizes of 1 in mass production, predictive maintenance – everything digital, transparent, and sustainable. These and numerous other innovations are not distant dreams of the future, but tangible realities, as the experts will demonstrate at the Industrial IoT & Maintenance forum on 30th October in darmstadtium.

Manufacturers, suppliers, and service providers – anyone who wants to be technologically up to date should be there! Get your ticket today for RFID & Wireless IoT tomorrow 2018! Convince yourself in the detailed program.

RFID & Wireless IoT tomorrow 2018, Industrial IoT and Maintenance

Event Info

09:00 AM - 05:00 PM

User Day
October 30, 2018

Darmstadt near Frankfurt,
Germany

The digital transformation of industry and maintenance is on the rise. RFID & Wireless IoT are the key technologies to solve the industry's challenges on this path into the future:

Disruption as an opportunity: Seeing and implementing digital business models
From big data to smart data
Smooth implementation of transformation processes
Digital value chains
New production concepts: The digital twin and 3D printing
Digitalisation of product and service portfolios
Saving resources, producing efficiently, protecting the environment
Production in lot sizes of one
Predictive maintenance and repairs
Preventing product piracy and manipulation
Secure M2M communication: Cybersecurity for connected machines and productions

Eight specialists bring the latest information from all over the world to the conference on successfully rolled out projects. The combination of best-practice examples and the trade fair with over 70 exhibitors provides real added value. With inspiration from the presentations and the opportunity to get to know the solutions and products of the hardware and system providers in the exhibition, a basis for discussion about digital visions in the industry and maintenance of tomorrow is created.

Focus topics in the Industrial IoT and Maintenance forum on User Day

Turck – IIoT strategies from the perspective of a global mid-sized industrial company: What are the opportunities and challenges for increasing competitiveness in the industry 4.0 context?

Siemens – Combining industrial identification and real-time tracking solutions to implement innovative concepts such as the digital twin

Bosch – Key aspects of digital transformation in industrial manufacturing and logistics

Fraunhofer IIS – MIOTY – the new LPWAN standard for industrial IoT in mining and more

MV Werften Fertigmodule – Digital benefits with RFID & more in the production of cabins

OPC Foundation – OPC UA is the global standard for the implementation of automated and innovative Smart Factory concepts

Fraunhofer IPMS – Wireless monitoring of rotating parts avoids production downtimes

RFID Centre Nigeria – RFID IoT development opportunities in Africa – Nigeria as a Case Study

Best Practice in 6 forums on User Day

The User Day will focus on the transfer of know-how from realised applications. Digital applications for the optimisation of processes and offers will be presented with 6 different priorities.

Innovations in 4 forums on Developer Day

Product launches, the latest results from research projects, integration and standardisation know-how: the Developer Day features exclusive information that turns the vision of the future of Wireless IoT into reality.