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SPS 2022 returns to live format
15 September 2022
THE 31ST edition of SPS, the trade fair for smart and digital automation, is expected to attract 1100 exhibitors from across the globe. The event will take place from 8 to 10 November 2022 in Nuremberg and will showcase the latest products, solutions and pioneering future technologies in the field of industrial automation.
This year once again, visitors will be treated to a huge array of products and services from national and international suppliers of automation and digitalisation solutions. They will also have the chance to get a comprehensive overview of the market via the complementary digital event platform “SPS on air”, which will be available before, during and after the three-day physical event in Nuremberg.
Physical trade fair with a digital component
SPS keeps you informed with an extensive program of lectures on current topics from the automation industry. Even in the week before the event starts, SPS ticket holders have an opportunity to participate in a digital "pre-heat event" with numerous technical presentations and product previews on the "SPS on air" platform. During the exhibition itself, the supplementary program will run at the VDMA/ZVEI Forum in Hall 3 on the exhibition grounds and from the SPS Live Studio in Nuremberg on the digital supplement "SPS on air". The main topics of the panel discussions, product presentations or keynotes this year are:
- Digital transformation/Industry 4.0
- Industrial communications
- Safety & security
- New logistic methods and robotic integration
- Data-driven and intelligent concepts for control and visualization
- Smart sensors
- Drives
- Use cases for AI
- Sustainability in automation
In addition, participants can use the digital platform to initiate contacts and arrange appointments both on-site and digitally, network with each other, and find contacts for their specific automation queries. The "SPS on air", including its interaction options, will remain online after the end of the event until November 11, 2022; and the on-demand media library and a large part of the recorded lecture program will be available until November 15, 2022. This means that those who visit the trade fair in person still have the opportunity to view presentations afterwards or to establish contacts with purely digital participants worldwide.
In Hall 6, the “Automation meets IT” joint stand presented by 16 or so exhibitors will offer visitors comprehensive insights into specific issues and give them an opportunity to receive individual advice from suppliers.
The joint stand will focus on the following topics:
- Asset management
- Cloud-based services
- Data-centric services
- Predictive maintenance
- OPC Unified Architecture (OPC UA)
Health and hygiene measures Protecting the health of all exhibitors, visitors, service partners and employees is the organiser’s top priority. For the time being, the trade fair can go ahead without COVID-19 regulations. Should new hygiene regulations or anti-coronavirus measures come into effect in autumn, these will of course be observed.
Dates for the SPS 2023 and beyond
The SPS 2023 will be held in Nuremberg from November 14 – 16, 2023, and will retain this November time-slot in subsequent years. The trade fair will thus take place from November 12 – 14, 2024.
Important information for visitors Detailed information about the exhibition programme, ticket sales, the hybrid event and travel specials, together with tips on getting ready for the trade fair, can be found on the event website at:
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