THE latest advancements in the manufacturing industry will be on display at the 25th Shenzhen International Industrial Manufacturing Technology and Equipment Exhibition (ITES China), which will take place at the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center in Bao’an District from March 26 to 29.

With the theme of “Precision Craftsmanship and Ultimate Innovation,” this year’s ITES will highlight the latest trends in high-end equipment, robotics, automation solutions, and precision manufacturing, providing factories with the insights needed to adopt cutting-edge technologies and innovative applications.

The event will feature seven major themed exhibitions across eight exhibition halls and 160,000 sqm of space, facilitating interactions and connections between advanced manufacturing brands from around the globe.

As one of China’s largest, highest-quality machine tool exhibitions, ITES will highlight efficient processing solutions for high-end equipment, including metal cutting and forming machine tools. Industry leaders will present state-of-the-art processing solutions.

A significant feature of the exhibition will be the Robotics and Automation Equipment section where over 600 leading companies will showcase industrial robots and automation solutions. This exhibition will also cover the entire humanoid robotics ecosystem in a bid to promote mass production.

The Industrial Parts exhibition, China’s premier platform for precision manufacturing, will feature nearly 200 high-quality precision parts processing companies, including specialized enterprises in the aerospace, medical, and semiconductor fields.

This year, ITES will see over 100 new innovations make their first appearance in China or southern China.

The exhibition is designed to meet the general and customized processing demands of industries such as semiconductors, new energy vehicles, and AI consumer electronics.

More than 60 thematic forums will bring together industry leaders, authoritative organizations, and top guests to discuss topics and trends in areas including electronic intelligence manufacturing, precision manufacturing, and new energy vehicles.

In addition to forums, four on-site procurement matchmaking meetings will address specific industry needs and facilitate cost reductions for participating firms.

The event is expected to attract over 1,000 manufacturing enterprises and 200 industry associations.

(Windy Shao)