Micronora opened its doors yesterday and should welcome 15,000 visitors by Friday. An edition focused in particular on the factory of the future with its autonomous production unit 4.0 in permanent demonstration including a design station, a machining station, a control station, a 3D manufacturing station, an assembly station with a collaborative robot, and a laser marking station. The stations are connected by an automated guided vehicle (AGV) equipped with a robotic arm, saving time between each station.The supervisory software controlling the AGV ensures the connection between the Internet of Things, and in part, with the Internet of Services.
The inauguration of Micronora was marked by the presence of Bruno Grandjean, President of the « Alliance des industries du futur » and President of the mechanical industries. At the time of the speeches, he did not hide his enthusiasm. « We feel that there are many links between the world of industry, training, research and political representatives. This is essential to make projects succeed and meet the challenges of tomorrow ». One of these challenges is undoubtedly globalization.
