Manufacturing Indonesia, Indonesia's premiere exhibition of manufacturing technology and services, will kick off on December 5-8, 2018 at JIExpo Kemayoran, Jakarta, with Machine Tool Indonesia, Tools & Hardware Indonesia, and Industrial Automation & Logistic Indonesia 2018. Showcasing manufacturing machinery, equipment, materials and services, it aims to give a better understanding of technologies behind industry 4.0 manufacturing.
Over 1,600 exhibiting companies will participate in the show to attract 34,000 trade attendees and business leaders. First time ever in its 3 decades celebration, the event will be held with Subcon Indonesia 2018 - Indonesia's first subcontracting exhibition. Held to provide opportunities local subcontractors to present their capabilities, to cater effective way to connect a gap between the market and industry of machine makers and end manufacturers which formerly exist and are actively present at the event.
The expo is also introducing Industry 4.0 Showcase for the first time, featuring the 9 major pillars including additive manufacturing, augmented reality, big data & analytics, cybersecurity, and autonomous robots.
"The essence of Manufacturing Indonesia is all about technology. The highlight is the Industry 4.0 showcase with entire ecosystem of Industry 4.0 on display to uncover the potential of Indonesia's smart manufacturing in the future. We strongly believe that growth is driven by technology and with it will enable manufacturers to gain competitive edge through increased productivity. On this 32nd edition, we connect thousands of manufacturers together with technology and solution providers from over 28 countries to support the 'Making Indonesia 4.0' roadmap for more efficient economy besides higher quality output in the industry sector," said Maysia Stephanie, Project Director of Pamerindo Indonesia, the organiser.
In the big leap of Indonesia's industrial sector, Indonesian Ministry of Industry has initiated industry 4.0 roadmap, Making Indonesia 4.0, earlier this year. It integrates industrial production and manufacturing with the new digital-based models in Indonesia, aiming to achieve the world's 10 largest economies by 2030. Now, Indonesia has been listed as one of the world's top 10 manufacturing industry by the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO).
Manufacturing Indonesia 2018 is a converging platform for all attendees with industry players and notable exhibitors from including DMG Mori, First Machinery Trade Co, Jaya Metal, Kanematsu KGK, Mitsubishi Electric Indonesia, Somagede and Yamaha Motor Parts Manufacturing Indonesia.
"Indonesian manufacturing and electricity companies has followed International Standards and Indonesian Standards (SNI) where production adapted based on the order or ready stock. Although some material and component to downstream industrial products still imported, the industrial and infrastructure projects can be utilizing national design and engineering. This clearly will have a positive impact for national economic growth," said Karnadi Kuistono, Chairman of APPI Jakarta.
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