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German Engineering in Sin­ga­pore and ASEAN.

German Centre Sin­ga­pore - The place where Industrie 4.0 happens.

 

Many "Hidden Champions" of advanced manu­fac­tur­ing are tenant companies in the German Centre.

 

The future happens right here.

German Centres - a platform for Industrie 4.0.

Robots communicating with customers, intelligent forklift trucks bringing products to warehouses and sorting them independently, printers ordering their own cartridges – human-machine interfaces are becoming more and more advanced. German technology is highly valued in other countries and Industry 4.0 is a key success factor for German companies abroad. The German Centres offer a platform that firms can use to showcase and discuss their products and solutions, and to network with other experts as well as customers.

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Motivation.

German engineering for future industries.

Industrie 4.0 is a challenge and a chance for ASEAN businesses. Meet the German Mittelstand at their hub in Sin­ga­pore and learn about their solutions for advanced manu­fac­tur­ing, smart factories, automation and more. Explore, exchange and network at the German Centre.

Living Advanced Manu­fac­tur­ing.

Review: Industrie 4.0 Days Exhibition and Conference 2018.

Advanced manu­fac­tur­ing to get your hands on - this is what the first Industrie 4.0 Days were all about. Companies from German SMEs, mainly “Hidden Champions” located in the region, showcased their excellence of Industrie 4.0 solutions in the fully booked lobby of the German Centre. Beckhoff Automation, Robert Bosch, Fraunhofer Sin­ga­pore, Festo, Harting, ifm electronics, Murr Elektronik, Pilz South East Asia, Sick, Turck Banner, Werma Signaltechnik, Witron Sin­ga­pore and Wuerth Industrial Services showcased their solutions for industrial automation and digitalisation. Altogether 30 companies and insti­tutions supported the days with its more than 300 visitors.

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Ready for smart production.

Germany and Sin­ga­pore at the top of the list.

Germany and Sin­ga­pore are two of the top ten countries best positioned to benefit from the rise of advanced manu­fac­tur­ing and smart factories (according to the World Economic Forum (WEF)). 

The countries collaborate on several projects with some „big players“ from Germany being involved. But they are by far not the only ones that take industrial develop­ments to the next level. Many German SMEs, the Mittelstand, are playing a big part in Industry 4.0 by connecting multiple devices and machines at every step of the process, from raw material to end-user.

Insights on smart sensors, seamless connectivity, cloud solutions, robotics, IO Link, smart monitoring, safety and security and much more: The Industrie 4.0 Days 2018 Conference Programme.

Many tenant companies of the German Centre were among the exhibitors of the Industrie 4.0 Days 2018 and showcased best practices for industrial automation. View the exhibitor list here.

JTC, Fraunhofer Sin­ga­pore, TÜV Süd and Singaporean-German Chamber of Industry and Commerce (SGC) supported the event under the auspices of the German Embassy. Details here.

Exhibitors of the Industrie 4.0 Days 2018