GENERAL NEWS TRUMPF Digital Summit
Following the success of its virtual BlechExpo Innovation Days last year , sheet metal specialist TRUMPF is repeating the formula on Wednesday 6 April 2022 with its Digital Summit . It will focus on nine topics , each of which will occupy a 30-minute presentation slot across the day .
Technology experts in each field will address current challenges , introduce the latest TRUMPF solutions and the opportunities that they present . As well as the live talks , there will be Q & A sessions for in-depth professional exchange . All will be conducted in English . The main highlights will include entrylevel machines for laser cutting to bending ; optimising production processes with integrated cutting and bending ; an introduction to a new shopfloor software solution for sheet metal processing ; automated panel bending ; smart production with tailored solutions and automated welding .
A highlight of the day will be the Keynote speaker , Dr . Peter Leibinger ( TRUMPF ’ s Chief Technical Officer ), who will provide insights on the company ’ s latest research into quantum computing for sheet metalworking .
Turkish technologies
WIN EURASIA 2022 at the Instanbul Expo Centre in Turkey ( 8-11 June 2022 ) encompasses six trade fairs under one roof – CeMAT EURASIA ; IAMD EURASIA ; Industrial Energy Systems EURASIA ; Metalworking EURASIA ; Surface Technology EURASIA and Welding EURASIA .
“ Exhibitors and visitors to WIN EURASIA will have a unique opportunity to see and experience the 360-degree manufacturing
WIN EURASIA Hybrid 2021 . industry . From sheet metal processing to metal forming technologies ; automation services to electric and electronic equipment , hydraulic & pneumatic services to intralogistics , WIN EURASIA will bring together all the ecosystems needed for the future ’ s factories ,” said the show organiser .
“ Metalworking parts ( which include metalforming and shaping , surface treatment technologies and machine elements ) now come under the one umbrella heading of ‘ Industrial Manufacturing Machines ’ at the
A robot demonstration at WIN EURASIA Hybrid 2021 . show . The Compressed Air Systems and Compressors sector , which will be at the WIN EURASIA Hybrid 2021 was Turkey ’ s exhibition after a two-year hiatus , is also first hybrid industry event held from 10-13 preparing to present its latest technologies November 2021 . Around 467 physical and to visitors . Turkish machinery manufacturers 80 digital exhibitors from 16 countries met have shown particular interest in the event ,” 30,728 visitors from 78 countries over the it added . four days of the show . With the support of
Turkish machinery exports reached the Hosted Buyer Delegation Programme US $ 22.4 billion in 2021 . The WIN EURASIA from the Ministry of Trade and the global show organiser aims to contribute to network of Deutsche Messe , more than 250 the sector ’ s export target achievements buyers from 16 countries ( such as Russia ; with its Special Qualified Hosted Buyers ’ Egypt ; Tunisia ; Morocco ; Iraq ; Bulgaria ; programme . It will be held this year
Czech Republic ; Iran and Qatar ) met Turkish in cooperation with MAİB ( Machinery manufacturers to discuss new export deals . n Exporters ’ Association ), MAKFED ( Turkish Machinery Federation ) and Deutsche Messe .
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UK economy shows rebound
“ Thanks to a rapid vaccination campaign and highly accommodative policies , the United Kingdom ’ s economic recovery has proceeded faster than expected . The near-term growth outlook remains strong , but so too are inflationary pressures ,” commented the International Monetary Fund ( IMF ) on 23 February 2022 .
“ Monetary policy will need to tighten steadily to anchor inflation expectations and bring inflation back to target . Careful communication to counter expectations of a long cycle of rate hikes and high borrowing costs would help reduce the drag on growth in 2023 . Fiscal policy could support this tightening cycle if planned consolidation was brought forward slightly ,” it added .
Despite the recovery , the pandemic and Brexit have magnified structural challenges and will leave some scars , cautioned the IMF . It highlighted structural issues such as regional inequality , which will require additional investment in transport infrastructure and digital connectivity .
The IMF hailed the UK ’ s Net Zero Strategy as a major step forward . The key to success , it emphasised , lies in setting clearer and earlier incentives for the private sector to reduce emissions and removing barriers to greater green investment by private / public sectors .
“ Packages to compensate consumers for more expensive energy bills should focus on lower-income households . After these packages are phased out , they could be redesigned to support climate objectives . The primacy of financial stability should be maintained when pursuing post-Brexit regulatory reforms ,” it concluded . n
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