Posted to News on 6th Feb 2025, 11:30
Discover exciting innovations at Industrial Ethernet Week
Join HARTING and experts from a range of global market leaders for the fourth Industrial Ethernet Week. The annual digital conference runs between from 25-27 February 2025 and features technical experts and digitalisation pioneers. Register now to discover solutions for driving industrial transformation via insightful user cases, discussions, talks and tech sessions.
(See HARTING at Machine Building North, 10 April 2025, on stand 63)
Day one focuses on connecting the All Electric Society. ZVEI will be discussing how integrated energy systems can enable growth while decarbonising industry, whilst 1KOMMA5, which offers technical support for renewables, will be showcasing its intelligent AI-based control and electricity storage solutions. The first day concludes with a panel discussion about how seamless data communication via Industrial Ethernet can improve efficiency.
The spotlight on 26 February will be on Single Pair Ethernet and smart farming. Technical experts from HARTING will present sessions focused on SPE technology, including standardisation, applications and the connectivity infrastructure, including connectors, cabling and switches. Then experts from CLAAS and ANEDO will give you insights on new trends and possibilities in smart farming, including how digitalisation has improved the efficiency of farmers.
The week concludes with a spotlight on railway and automation applications. Product experts will discuss digitalisation on the railway, including the Digital Automatic Coupling (DAC) project for freight wagons, which is currently under standardisation. Sessions then focus on One Cable Connectivity, which reduces cabling complexity and drives standardisation in motion and drive applications.
Sessions run from 8:30am until 11am each day and you're welcome to join all the events or selected talks. Every session will also be available as a recording afterwards. Click here to register and read a detailed schedule.
