Assembly engineers are heading for MachineBuilding.Live

For many manufacturers, assembly processes on the shop floor represent one of the biggest overheads in a plant. Efficiencies here can bring benefits far in excess of an initial investment, and in short order. The challenge is finding new assembly processes with technologies to match - at an affordable and justifiable cost.

Automated assembly processes leverage robotics, automation and AI to streamline the manufacturing of products with minimal human intervention. This approach enhances productivity, accuracy and safety while reducing costs. Automated systems can handle repetitive tasks, work around the clock and adapt to changing production needs.

At MachineBuilding.Live on 15 October 2025, at the National Agricultural Engineering Centre in Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire, you'll be able to discover a raft of automation solutions and talk to experts about automating assembly processes. From collaborative and industrial robots to control systems and machinery safety, all the bases are covered.

MachineBuilding.Live also includes a world-class workshop programme, with sessions covering the integration of automation, robotics and software technologies, how AI brings IO-Link to life, how to implement predictive maintenance, and the key changes in the new Machinery Regulation.

Another key feature of MachineBuilding.Live is the Action Areas: as a result of their popularity at the 2024 event, the number of Action Areas at MachineBuilding.Live 2025 has been increased. On these special stands, leading experts will be providing live demonstrations of their latest technologies and innovations.

Seeing is believing when it comes to the speed, precision and repeatability you will witness. You can register to attend here.