DE software & control

Assembly Engineering 2019 with OEM reports from BMW, Daimler, Ford, Honda, Nissan, Renault, Toyota and Volkswagen! Organizer: Automotive Circle Assembly in the tension field between digitalisation and IT security Alternative drive types and the trend towards ever more individual product variants ensure that the call for flexible assembly and logistics processes can be heard ever louder. In order to increase the flexibility of final assembly and optimize the efficiency of the individual process steps, assembly increasingly relies on new technologies, data exchange and connected production systems. However, the more final assembly is digitized, the more interfaces arise and the more data flows. IT security and data protection therefore play a central role in minimizing vulnerability and in taking full advantage of the opportunities offered by IoT. At the upcoming assembly conference on Assembly Engineering taking place in Bad Nauheim/Germany on 19-20 February 2019, we will discuss these topics and provide answers to the crucial questions that determine the success of assembly. On the first day of the event, Gerhard Eichner from DE Group will talk about "Information systems for industry 4.0 processes".

The international trade fair Motek, which takes place in Stuttgart from 08.10.2018 – 11.10.2018, is the world’s leading event in the fields of production and assembly automation, feed technology and material flow, streamlining through handling technology, and industrial handling. As such, Motek is the only trade fair to clearly focus on all aspects of mechanical engineering and automation and on the presentation of entire process chains. The consistent target-group orientation is one of Motek’s secrets of success. Focal target groups include automotive, machinery and equipment manufacturing, the electrical and electronics industries, medical engineering and solar production, as well as metal and plastic processing companies in general and their suppliers.