ENA 2024: Registrations Open for the Unmissable Industrial Automation Innovation Event at Expominas!

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ENA 2024: The Largest Industrial Automation Event Takes Place on October 9th and 10th at Expominas, BH. Free Registration Through Sympla, With Space for Networking.

ENA 2024, recognized as the largest industrial automation event in the country, is now accepting registrations. The National Automation Meeting will take place on October 9th and 10th at Expominas, in Belo Horizonte, offering a unique opportunity for industry professionals to update themselves and expand their networks. Registration is free and can be completed through Sympla.

Industrial automation is a central theme of ENA 2024, encompassing a wide range of innovations and trends in automation technology. During the event, participants will be able to explore various automated systems, as well as learn about new solutions that are transforming the industry. This will be an essential meeting point for those who wish to stay updated on the latest technologies and market practices.
Organized by the Federation of Industries of the State of Minas Gerais (FIEMG) and Gerdau, the much-anticipated event will take place on October 9th and 10th at Expominas, in Belo Horizonte. This meeting is scheduled to gather the most advanced global innovations in terms of industrial automation and automation technology. Registration is free and can be done through Sympla . The main goal of the event is to promote, encourage, and support the exchange of knowledge, business opportunities, and the latest innovations in industrial automation and artificial intelligence.

Knowledge Exchange and Strategic Partnerships

Acting as one of the hosts of the edited edition this year, FIEMG’s Communication Superintendent, Pedro Costa, emphasized that ENA 2024 represents a crucial opportunity to boost productivity and competitiveness in the industry in Minas Gerais. According to him, this will be achieved through strategic partnerships with key global technology players, strengthening the mining industry, enhancing the innovation capacity and adaptability of the state’s companies, and contributing significantly to the region’s sustainable economic growth.

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Companies and Participants

More than 370 companies, both national and international, focused on industrial automation and technology, are expected at the event. Approximately 1,800 people are anticipated to attend over the two days.

Program and Networking

Although the complete schedule will be announced later, the event will feature two auditoriums where simultaneous lectures will be held by major global technology players. In addition, there will be over 60 booths from leading industrial automation suppliers, providing a valuable networking space.

ENA is organized by FIEMG and Gerdau and has master sponsorship from Amazon Web Services (AWS), IHM Stefanini, Rockwell, and Ernst & Young (EY). The gold sponsorship includes companies such as Danieli Automation, Energytech, WEG, Siemens, Westcon, and Russula. Meanwhile, the silver sponsorship is backed by companies like Newon, Wago, TSA, Leine and Linde, Simatec, Honeywell, TI Safe, Convergint, TCS Industrial, Primetals, Dimensional, and MPA Automação.

Event Details

National Automation Meeting – ENA 2024
Date: October 9th and 10th
Location: Expominas (Av. Amazonas, 6200 – Gameleira)
Registration: free, via the Sympla website

This event is a unique opportunity for professionals and companies in the industrial automation sector, allowing them to stay updated on automation technology and develop innovative automated systems. Don’t miss this chance to participate!

ENA 2024: Registrations Open for the Unmissable Industrial Automation Innovation Event at Expominas!

ENA 2024: The Largest Industrial Automation Event Takes Place on October 9th and 10th at Expominas, BH. Free Registration Through Sympla, With Space for Networking.

Knowledge Exchange and Strategic Partnerships

Companies and Participants

Program and Networking

Event Details

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ENA 2024: Registrations Open for the Unmissable Industrial Automation Innovation Event at Expominas!

ENA 2024: The Largest Industrial Automation Event Takes Place on October 9th and 10th at Expominas, BH. Free Registration Through Sympla, With Space for Networking.

Knowledge Exchange and Strategic Partnerships

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Event Details

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