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Newsletter of December 2nd, 2025
Dear Reader,
As the international trade fair for industrial automation, SPS 2025 brought the global automation community together in Nuremberg. This year’s focus: artificial intelligence, software-defined automation and safety & security. Experts discussed how to meet pressing challenges like supply-chain resilience, regulatory compliance, and energy efficiency. SPS remains the platform where real-world needs meet real-world solutions, through open, expert-driven exchange.
With this newsletter, you will receive the latest industry news from around the world, as well as interesting case studies and information on new production developments. We hope you enjoy reading it.
Your industrial-production-worldwide.com team
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Industrial automation: SPS 2025 welcomes around 56,000 trade visitors
Artificial intelligence, software‑defined automation and, naturally, safety & security were at the centre of the SPS Smart Production Solutions 2025. From 25 to 27 November, around 56,000 trade visitors came to Nuremberg, roughly 5,000 more than the previous year. In discussions with the 1,175 exhibitors, attendees addressed their most pressing challenges: process automation, cost reductions for German machinery manufacturers to remain internationally competitive, supply‑chain resilience, open systems and compliance with new regulations such as the Machinery Regulation, the Cyber Resilience Act and the NIS‑2 Directive, as well as energy efficiency.
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Production & Case Studies
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Interview with Wilfried Guerry from B&R Industrial Automation about a new type of drive technology
B&R Industrial Automation, the machine automation division of ABB, has announced that the company will be presenting a completely new servo drive at the SPS Smart Production Solutions trade fair. In an exclusive interview, Wilfried Guerry, Global Product Manager for Drive Technology at B&R, reveals how the new technologies can solve key challenges faced by machine builders. The main focus is on space savings, speed, sustainability and energy efficiency, but also on cybersecurity and build in predictive maintenance functions. He also explains how the manufacturer's new approach ensures procurement security and flexibility as well as counteracts the shortage of skilled workers. Read more ... |
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Hannover Messe, Hannover (April 20 - 24, 2026)
The next Hannover Messe will take place from March 20 to 24, 2026. At the upcoming industrial trade fair, international companies from the mechanical engineering, electrical and digital industries, as well as the energy sector, will present solutions for resource-efficient, climate-neutral, and resilient production. With its appointment as partner country, Brazil is reaffirming its commitment to driving industrial change toward a sustainable economy. The country wants to further expand its role as a global player in the field of renewable energies and sustainable technologies. Read more ... |
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The B2B information portal for safety & security
Digital transformation is causing safety and security to become increasingly intertwined. Machines and systems in production must run safely and with as few failures as possible for employees and the raw materials and operating materials being processed. At the same time, networked production facilities must be protected against external hacker attacks. Cyber security is the keyword in this context. Production facilities must also be equipped to withstand physical attacks. Access control and security technology have become indispensable in this area. The new B2B trade medium for safety and security addresses these issues.
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