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Electronic manufacturing services (EMS) are essential to modern electronics production and form the backbone of many industries. With the new EMS Pavilion, the PCB, EMS and Components Marketplace, and a ZVEI roundtable, electronica 2024 will have a clear focus in Munich from November 12–15. The world's leading electronics trade fair will showcase how EMS service providers are shaping the future of electronics production through innovation and sustainability strategies.
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Yamaha Robotics' SMT division will be exhibiting at Electronica for the first time in 2024, showcasing precision inspection solutions. The booth, number 462 in Hall A3, will feature AI-enhanced 3D AOI (Automatic Optical Inspection) and special functions that improve the inspection of tiny SMD chips and challenging components such as LEDs and WLCSP semiconductors.
Visitors will be able to see Yamaha's YRi-V 3D AOI system with AI assistance for complex tasks, which allows for a significant increase in user productivity.
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From connected mobility to autonomous driving and sustainability, the automotive industry faces major challenges on its path to digitalization and electrification. Leading companies in the electronics industry will connect with the automotive sector and shape the future at the international platform electronica 2024, held from November 12-15 in Munich.
In light of a study recently published by EY on the economic situation of the 16 largest automotive groups in the world, it would be easy to assume that the automotive industry is at its best.
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From June 11 to 13, 2024, PCIM Europe once again proved its worth as a meeting point for experts in the power electronics community. International experts benefited from the exhibition and conference as a knowledge-sharing platform to advance power electronics technologies.
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Achieving lower energy consumption while simultaneously reducing the size of power supplies or devices are challenges that designers commonly face. Gallium nitride (GaN) promises to address these needs thanks to its low conduction resistance and faster switching capacity compared to silicon-based devices.
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Electronics is a key driver of the energy transition and the development of smart energy solutions. Therefore, smart energy will be a key theme at electronica 2024, as it plays a decisive role in shaping a sustainable energy future, encompassing everything from smart grids and meters to power electronics. From November 12 to 15 in Munich, the world trade fair and conference for electronica will showcase how these technologies contribute to the efficient production, distribution, and use of electricity, thereby transforming the entire energy industry value chain.
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The Tech Master Event website is aimed at technology enthusiasts who enjoy experimenting and creating. TME created the Tech Master Event Tournament 24 with increasingly interesting ways to showcase new projects. The event takes place throughout the year. It's an opportunity for anyone who wants to become a champion in different categories (for example, Master of Education, Master of Arduino Cloud, or Master of Renovation).
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As a well-established industry event, electronica has been bringing together the international electronics industry for 60 years; the next edition will take place from November 12 to 15, 2024, at the Munich Trade Fair Centre. In its anniversary year, the trade fair will focus on the all-electric society, whether through innovations in the exhibition area, application-oriented presentations in the extensive conference and forum program, or socio-political discussions such as the CEO Roundtable with its top-tier panel.
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The conference running alongside the PCIM 2024 exhibition offers a diverse program with over 500 presentations. The four-stage program focuses on the latest products, developments, and trends in the industry and will feature presentations from leading specialists.
In Hall 5, visitors can attend the new Smart Power System Integration Stage, showcasing innovative solutions and application examples for the challenges of power electronics production: from Smart Power Embedding to Integrated Smart Power Circuits.
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Yamaha Robotics' SMT division brought together its European agents at the subsidiary's headquarters in Neuss, Düsseldorf, for the 2024 dealer meeting from February 6-8. The annual event provides the team with a regular opportunity to learn about the latest equipment updates and review business prospects for the coming year.
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To help reduce the gender gap in the digital field in Europe, Arrow Electronics partnered with Girls Go Circular's Women and Girls in STEM Forum to fund a green robot challenge. The event, held in Brussels, attracted 270 young school-aged girls from across Europe, with a total of 90 teams from 19 countries.
A team from Malta won the competition to develop an eco-friendly robot that removes carbon dioxide from the air through enhanced weathering, an effective way to reduce greenhouse gases to mitigate the impact of climate change.
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Yamaha Robotics SMT has launched its new YSUP smart factory software with automated troubleshooting capabilities and showcased its advanced functionality to visitors at Productronica during the Munich event's technical program in November. In his presentation at the Productronica Forum, Kamil Stasiak, Product Marketing Manager for Yamaha's SMT division, provided an in-depth description of the new YSUP Analytics Dashboard, which quickly identifies the root causes of any assembly defects.
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