Within the framework of the largest industrial fair in France, Global Industrie, the international days of Industry 4.0,organized by the European Enterprise Europe Network (EEN),will be held between 7 and 8 September. Participation in the event is free, and the registration date ends on September 2.
The event is aimed at all the industrial ecosystem, whether companies or entities, including startups, incubators, equipment manufacturers, research centers, clusters and brings together the entire value chain (R&D, design, production, maintenance, services).
During these days, participants will be able to schedule meetings with potential partners, in person or virtually, for projects of various kinds: technological, research, commercial or collaborative in the fields covered by Global Industrie. Emphasis is placed on finding partners for the Horizon Europe program, which is the largest European funding scheme for research and innovation.
Registration is open until September 2, meetings can take place in person, in a room within the fair that will take place in Lyon, or virtually. Registration to participate in these face-to-face meetings is mandatory. Information and registration: https://industry-40-international-days-2021.b2match.io/signup.
If your company or entity is interested in participating, when registering select IDEPA (Support Office ES-IDEPA) as the support office to validate your profile. If you need more information, do not hesitate to contact us.
Contact person Clara García.
Email: clara@idepa.es.
Telephone: 985 98 00 20.
It is the largest industrial fair in France, with 40% of international exhibitors, in 2019 45,000 visitors attended. The Fair brings together four complementary exhibitions, leaders in their field:
- MIDEST (industrial subcontracting)
- SMART INDUSTRIES (smart, efficient and digital industry)
- INDUSTRIE (manufacturing equipment technology)
- TOLEXPO (metal processing fair).
In just two editions, Global Industrie has established itself as one of the world’s leading trade fairs in the industry sector. Its commitment to technology and its orientation to both the industry of the future and international business explain its premature success.
