Day Two, MACH 2018 - what's on in the seminar theatre?

With IT and automation already well known and settled as part of modern production facilities, these basic principles are raised to a new level of both possibilities and challenges by the drivers of industry 4.0. Connectivity, advanced robotics and big data are among these drivers that not only set manufacturing itself in motion but also challenge the closely related quality assurance and measurement technology.
Dan Palmer – Head of Market Development at BSI
Prof. Dr. Stephan Cameron Oxford University
Robert Garbett. Chief Executive, Drone Major Group
Andrew Banks Senior Field Application Engineer – LDRA Ltd
Ruptesh Pattanayak - Industry Solutions Executive – Manufacturing and Resources, Microsoft
Rhys will analyse the international and domestic forces that are impacting on UK manufacturing. He will look at the recent developments in the sector. Then he will examine the outlook for manufacturing both in the short term and on a longer term horizon. In particular he will highlight some of the key issues and risks that are likely to drive performance.
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