Dr. Markus Heering, the Executive Director of the German Machine Tool Builders’ Association, is currently a key figure in discussions about the future of production technology. As the organizer of EMO Hanover 2025, a major international trade fair, Heering has been engaging with journalists, companies, and industry representatives globally. During a recent preview in Frankfurt, he highlighted the fair’s significance as a hub for international expertise, emphasizing the positive anticipation surrounding the event despite global challenges.
EMO Hanover will showcase the latest in automation, digitalization, AI, and sustainability. Exhibitors are set to present innovations that include new machines, tools, and systems designed to optimize processes and enhance energy efficiency. The event will also explore AI’s role in addressing skilled labor shortages and improving manufacturing processes. Experts argue that European companies must accelerate AI adoption to compete globally, particularly in quality assurance and predictive maintenance.
Canada, as the partner country for EMO 2025, will spotlight its advancements in automation, robotics, and other cutting-edge technologies. Jayson Myers of Next Generation Manufacturing Canada emphasized that AI is just one part of the solution, with a focus on collaboration and innovation across sectors. The event aims to foster dialogue and partnerships, reinforcing EMO’s role as a platform for setting industry trends and forging new connections.
