Vision Engineering wins innovation award

Vision Engineering, a manufacturer of visual inspection and measurement technologies, has been awarded the Productronica Innovation Award, for its 3D visualisation product: the DRV-Z1.

The DRV-Z1 was chosen by a panel of experts as the winner of the Inspection & Quality Cluster award, for demonstrating significant technical development and cutting-edge technical integration, efficiency and design. Vision’s Deep Reality Viewer (DRV) is a world-first technology which produces high-resolution 3D stereo images without the need for a monitor, headset or glasses.
For further information www.visioneng.com

Metrology event at the MTC

Experts in metrology and inspection at the Coventry-based Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC) are hosting a free event that intends to help manufacturers improve their processes and product quality through the latest metrology innovations.

The ‘Focus on Metrology’ event on 27 November will highlight the latest research and thinking in metrology developed by the MTC, its academic partners and leading industrialists. Notably, the event will centre on the important collaborations driving metrology forward, as well as measurement and inspection technologies which can benefit UK manufacturers.
Speakers from a range of sectors will provide an industry perspective on how metrology and inspection techniques are helping to improve competitiveness, processes, and component quality.
“Inspection techniques are vital to high-value manufacturing and, when implemented properly, can mean that products are safer, stronger, and perform better than the competition,” says MTC technology director Ken Young.
For further information https://is.gd/qinoni

Smart technologies at Metalex

The 33rd edition of Metalex, which takes place on 20-23 November in Bangkok, will offer a new focus on smart metalworking technologies.

Among focus areas for the show, which is billed as the ASEAN region’s leading machine tool and metalworking exhibition, will be: new technology for metal wire, tube and pipe; new materials such as aluminium and lightweight materials; and smart sensors based on MEMS, wireless and IoT technology.
Staged across 65,000 sq m of exhibition space at the BITEC venue in Bangkok, Thailand, Metalex is expecting around 100,000 visitors to attend from the ASEAN region. Alongside the exhibition, organisers will also host the ASEAN Industrial Investment Forum, ASEAN Metalworking Summit and Metalex Congress.
For further information www.metalex.co.th

Around 145,000 expected at ADIPEC

ADIPEC, the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference, brings together professionals possessing real buying power, with billions of dollars of business conducted at the event each year.

The oil and gas industry is set to convene at ADIPEC (11-14 November, Abu Dhabi) to not only decide on the future of the industry, but to make purchases, meet with partners and discover new business opportunities.
Over 2200 exhibitors, 145,000 visitors and 10,400 conference delegates are expected to attend from 135 countries. ADIPEC unites professionals with authorisation to invest; in 2018 $17.99bn of business was concluded. Trade professionals are encouraged to pre-register online for free, as registration at the actual event will only be available at a price of AED200 (approximately £42).
For further information www.adipec.com

Another year of engineering progress

The UK’s largest annual gathering of engineering professionals, Advanced Engineering, is returning for its 11th edition on 30-31 October at the NEC, Birmingham.

Bringing together a two-day attendance of circa 15,000 attendees, the show incorporates all aspects of engineering: from materials and logistics, to aerospace, automotive and marine. At the event, representatives from across the entire supply chain of the UK’s advanced engineering industry will present their latest innovations and business developments in front of some of its most influential stakeholders.
Jeremy Whittingham, head of marketing for Advanced Engineering, says: “Last year, the show enjoyed a 10% rise in the number of OEMs and tier-one manufacturers attending compared with the 2018 event, prompting exhibitors to book at a record
rate for 2019. With companies keener than ever to attend and exhibit at the show, Advanced Engineering is positioned as one of the must-visit events of the year.”
For further information www.easyfairs.com/advanced-engineering-2019