Manufacturing in America 2023 is a massive trade show hosted by Siemens and Electro-Matic, and joined by over 3,700 manufacturing executives, engineers, and enthusiasts inside Ford Field in downtown Detroit. Attendees learn about the newest technologies, share best practices and ideas, and be a part of advancing the future of manufacturing via workshops, seminars, exhibitors, etc. Below is a list of some exhibitors you can find in the Brush Street Concourse:
The Industry 4.0 Accelerator is the first of its kind in the United States.Powered by Centrepolis at Lawrence Tech University and Lean Rocket Lab in Jackson Backed by a $1.3M strategic Industry 4.0 investment fund In partnership with Michigan's top OEM's and downstream suppliers.
The Control System Integrators Association (CSIA) is a non-profit, professional association with a mission to advance the control system integration industry for the benefit of its members and their clients. Through business best practices, training and networking, CSIA strives to improve the business capabilities of its members.
To empower, inspire & support. To assist, challenge & grow. To advocate,strengthen & encourage. MMA has a proven track record & unwavering commitment to serve Michigan manufacturers through legislative advocacy,workforce development, education, training, networking, cost savings & more.
As MMA members, manufacturers can tap into a professional network &resources to help grow businesses, address challenges, & create a sense of unity with other manufacturers.
Wayne State University is a premier research university in the heart of Detroit.The Division of Engineering Technology at Wayne State University was founded in 1973 and offers both undergraduate (upper-division: junior and senior level) and graduate programs. It stresses the application of current technology to typical industrial problems.
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#MiA23 is free to attend, but registration is required to take part in over 100 technical seminars and over 50 exhibits focused on emerging automation, digitalization, controls, and drive technologies within this evolving industry. Register TODAY at attendmia.com!