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CeMat 2014

May 19, 2014 - May 23, 2014

CeMAT 2014 is taking place under the motto “Smart – Integrated – Efficient”.

Against the background of global integration and networking there is increasing demand for smart automation solutions. This year’s show will focus on intralogistics products which provide the basis for a more efficient integration of all relevant systems.

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Details

Start:
May 19, 2014
End:
May 23, 2014
Website:
http://www.cemat.de/home

Venue

Exhibition Grounds
30521
Hannover, Germany + Google Map
Phone:
+49 511 89-0
Website:
http://www.cemat.de/en/map

Organizer

Deutsche Messe
Phone:
+49 511 89-0
Website:
http://www.messe.de/en/deutsche-messe/company/deutsche-messe

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