MACH 2024: Robotics and Automation Knowledge Hub launched

The Manufacturing Technology Association (MTA) has launched the new Knowledge Hub initiative at MACH 2024 to identify when manufacturers should adopt new technology, designed to improve productivity, efficiency and reduce costs.

 The Automation and Robotics Knowledge Hub will showcase how easily the technology can be adopted into existing manufacturing operations, automating repeatable processes, improving accuracy and consistency, and reducing repetitive and monotonous tasks. This knowledge hub is being run in conjunction with the Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC).

Visit the Automation and Robotics Knowledge Hub on Stand 6-450 at MACH 2024, taking place at the NEC Birmingham between 15-19 April.

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