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VOl.19 NO.97 MAY-AUGUST 2021 www.apmetalworking.com
Metal Cutting / Forming / Wire & Tube / Ancillaries / Inspection / Aerospace / Medical
HIGH-FEED MILLING REMOTE MONITORING
FOR SMART MANUFACTURING
NEW GENERATION HIGH PRECISION TURN-MILL
CENTER INCREASES 50% AXIAL TRAVEL SPEED
LIGHTHOUSE FACILITIES:
THE GUIDING LIGHT OF INDUSTRY 4.0
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SPECIAL FEATURE The widespread impact of the coronavirus outbreak occurs. As a result, the inevitable stoppage of the business. The original strategy could not be applied in this New Normal , forcing every businesses and organizations to turn to and review the direction of new business operations to survive and strengthen competitiveness and sustainability. Listen to world-class organizations and the management executives who give the ideas of adapting to this change
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Post Show Report Jan.20-22, 2021 Tokyo Big Sight, Japan Organiser: Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd. RoboDEX is a combination of Japan’s leading exhibition for robotics technologies, industrial/service robots, and a grand conference delivered by robot industry leaders from around the world. No. of Visitors Including Concurrent Shows
14,804
Visitors
No. of Exhibitors Including Concurrent Shows
1,006
Exhibitors
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No. of Conference Attendees Including Concurrent Shows
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<Keynote Session Speaker of 5th RoboDEX >
Koji Kamiya Director, Executive Officer, FA Robot Business Unit, DENSO WAVE Inc.
More Details Exhibitor List Conference Program Floor Map
Concurrent Shows SMART FACTORY Expo Exhibition for smart factory solutions
NEPCON JAPAN
Electronics R&D and manufacturing technology expo
AUTOMOTIVE WORLD
Advanced automotive technology exhibition
WEARABLE EXPO
Wearable devices & technology expo
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