Hannover Messe begins March 31, spotlighting artificial intelligence (AI) in industry. Numerous exhibitors will demonstrate how AI is being implemented in real-world applications. In addition, AI trends and use cases will be presented and discussed on major stages and in masterclasses.
For the first time, Hannover will offer an interactive, web-based Dynamic Tour, guiding participants to the most exciting AI highlights of the event and practical applications in areas such as production, robotics and energy.
At the Mittelstand-Digital stand in Hall 17, visitors from the SME sector can try out digital solutions and AI applications firsthand and schedule discussions with experts from Mittelstand-Digital and the German Network of European Digital Innovation Hubs. Germany's Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) is providing cost-free access to all Mittelstand-Digital offerings, including Siemens’ industrial copilot, a generative AI-driven assistant for automation engineers using the TIA Portal; masterclass on generative AI from Aleph Alpha; and training autonomous robots with the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI).
In other halls, visit a collaborative robot from the Robot-X project, designed to make robotic systems more accessible to small and medium-sized enterprises across various industries. Or visit the Factory-X project, which will demonstrate the practical implementation of the digital product passport and how digital twins can enable industrial use cases such as 'traceability' and 'carbon footprint management' within a data ecosystem.
A series of expert presentations and panel discussions from experts at companies such as Altair, Beckhoff, Bosch, Google Cloud, PSI, SAP and Siemens will present their latest AI-driven products and demonstrate how these technologies can be implemented in practice.
AI will take center stage on all major platforms at Hannover Messe, including the Industrie 4.0 Stage in Hall 8, the Energy 4.0 Stage in Hall 13 and the Digital Transformation Stage in Hall 17. There, Thursday will be dedicated to AI in industry, featuring a full day of presentations by AI experts and use cases, continuing the successful Industrial AI Conference series.
