The Future of Manufacturing is Here
Advanced Manufacturing & Technology Expo
01-02-03 May 2025
Yashobhoomi, IICC, Dwarka
New Delhi, India
India’s Focussed Platform for Digital Manufacturing, Industrial IoT, Reverse Engineering,
Data & Analytics, Additive & Advanced Manufacturing Solutions for Suppliers to
Meet Aerospace & Defence, Automotive, Medical & Pharmaceutical,
Energy & Renewable Technologies, Consumer Products and more...
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About e-Manufacturing Expo 2025 What's Different About EME 2025?
India's Focused Show for Robotics, Smart Manufacturing,
The manufacturing execution system
e-Manufacturing, Technologies, Materials, Composites and
(MES) industry in India is estimated to be
Engineering, Product Design valued at USD 1,189.3 million in 2024.
From 2024 to 2034, sales of
The e-Manufacturing Expo 2025 promises to be a pivotal event for the
Indian manufacturing community, featuring a dynamic three-day manufacturing execution systems
exhibition and conference dedicated to the latest advancements in solutions in India are expected to witness
manufacturing technologies. Attendees will explore essential topics such a CAGR of 9.5% and total industry size of
as digitalization, automation, robotics, additive manufacturing (3D USD 2,930.3 million by 2034-end.
printing), innovative materials, design, and testing machinery and
software.
This unique forum will bring together leading IT solution providers, The global digital manufacturing
offering the Indian manufacturing sector invaluable insights into software market was valued at $6.9
cutting-edge products and solutions tailored to meet their aspirations for billion in 2022, and is projected to reach
smart, agile, lean, and high-volume production. $33.7 billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR
of 17.4% from 2023 to 2032.
By uniting C-level executives, industry leaders, academic experts, and
government representatives, the e-Manufacturing Expo will foster a
collaborative environment aimed at harnessing the power of automated
manufacturing tools. Participants will learn how to optimize cost control, The global rapid prototyping materials
seamlessly integrate factory processes, reduce expenses, and market was USD 634.8 million in 2023 and
accelerate product manufacturing while upholding the highest quality is expected to grow at an 18.1% CAGR,
standards.
reaching USD 2,827.3 million by 2032.
North America held a 37.07% share in
Over the course of three action-packed days, Indian manufacturers will
2023.
have the chance to witness firsthand the latest breakthroughs in IT
solutions—including Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Manufacturing
Execution Systems (MES), the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), and
Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM). By attending, they will gain
critical knowledge on leveraging these technologies to significantly The global AI in manufacturing market
enhance productivity and drive their operations forward. Don't miss your size was valued at USD 8.14 billion in 2019
opportunity to be part of this transformative event! and is projected to reach USD 695.16
billion by 2032, exhibiting a CAGR of
37.7% during the forecast period.
The global precision engineering
machines market size was valued at USD
13.07 billion in 2022 and is expected to
grow at a compound annual growth rate
(CAGR) of 6.8% from 2023 to 2030.
The global Computer Integrated
Manufacturing (CIM) market size is
projected to grow from USD 19.2 billion in
2023 to USD 36.5 billion by 2032,
reflecting a compound annual growth
E-Manufacturing in India -An overview 2025 rate (CAGR) of 7.5%.
India's manufacturing sector is experiencing a remarkable
transformation with the rise of smart and digital manufacturing
technologies, known as Industry 4.0. This involves integrating The global industrial laser market size
innovations such as the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence was valued at USD 1.64 billion in 2018 and
(AI), robotics, and data analytics into manufacturing processes. These is projected to reach USD 9.00 billion by
advancements create intelligent systems where machines, devices, 2032, exhibiting a CAGR of 11.9% during
and people communicate seamlessly, leading to increased automation
the forecast period.
and improved operational efficiency.
This transformation is not limited to large industries; small and
medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in India are also adopting these
technologies to stay competitive globally. The impact of smart
manufacturing is substantial, driving innovation, enhancing The global reverse engineering market is
productivity, and generating economic growth. By leveraging these expected to reach $7.27 billion by 2028,
tools, manufacturers can achieve higher efficiency, lower costs, and growing at a compound annual growth
better product quality while quickly responding to market demands. rate (CAGR) of 9.1%
Ultimately, this shift positions India as a potential global
manufacturing hub, attracting foreign investment and creating job
opportunities for its workforce.
Focussed Product Solutions for Manufacturing
As a provider of following technology, we encourage you to exhibit at e-Manufacturing Expo 2025 from
1-3 May 2025 at Yashobhoomi, IICC, Dwarka, Delhi
Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Industrial Internet of
Big Data Processing Augmented Reality (AR) Additive Manufacturing
Machine Learning Things (IIoT)
Nano, Advanced &
Robotics/Automation Laser Machining/Welding Nanotechnology Network/IT Integration
Composite Materials
Manufacturing Asset
Track & Trace Solutions Simulation System Integration Cloud Computing
Management Solutions
Factory Diagnostics,
Cybersecurity Data Analytics & Modelling Precision Engineering Digital Twins
Analytics & Simulation
Manufacturing Execution Reverse Engineering Computer Integrated
Rapid Prototyping Laser Solutions
Systems Solutions Manufacturing Systems
Factory Integration Computer to Machine High Volume Manufacturing Process
Virtual Factory Simulation
Control System Interfaces Manufacturing Technology Management Solutions
Equipment Performance & AI Solutions for Blockchain Solutions for Advanced Equipment Flexible Manufacturing
Tracking Solutions Manufacturing Manufacturing Control Solutions
Conference Day 1
01 - May 2025
Session Session Focus
0800 Registration & Coffee
0855 Welcome Remarks by Conference Chair:
0900 – 0930 Opening Session
0930 – 1000 Building a Roadmap for Smart Manufacturing Transformation
The future of manufacturing is undeniably smart, connected, and data driven. To thrive in today’s competitive landscape,
embracing Industry 4.0 technologies—like the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, cloud computing, and
data analytics—is essential, not optional. A well-crafted smart manufacturing roadmap is crucial for your success. This process is
not universal; it demands a strategic, phased approach that aligns perfectly with your organization's unique goals and vision.
Investing in this transformation is key to staying ahead of the curve.
1000 – 1030 The Power of Real-Time Data in Smart Manufacturing
In the era of Industry 4.0, real-time data is crucial for smarter and more efficient manufacturing. By utilizing advanced
technologies like IoT, AI, and edge computing, manufacturers can gain valuable insights to optimize production. Embracing
real-time intelligence not only transforms operations but also provides a competitive edge in a rapidly changing market.
1030 – 1100 Manufacturing Analytics for Enhanced Efficiencies
In today’s fast-paced industrial landscape, manufacturing analytics is crucial for enhancing efficiency, productivity, and
sustainability. By converting raw data into actionable insights, manufacturers can optimize operations and reduce costs. This
approach is not just a tool; it powers the future of smart and sustainable production.
1100 – 1115 Refreshment Break
1115 -1145 Data Contextualization in Modern Manufacturing
In the era of Industry 4.0, raw data alone isn't enough. Data contextualization is essential for converting unstructured data into
meaningful insights that enhance decision-making and optimize performance across manufacturing. By linking raw data to
production lines, machine performance, environmental conditions, and operator actions, manufacturers gain a clearer
understanding of their operations. This context enables smarter decisions, driving significant improvements and competitive
advantages.
1145 – 1215 Smart Manufacturing and Cloud Computing
In the evolving landscape of Industry 4.0, cloud computing is transforming Smart Manufacturing by unlocking remarkable
efficiency, flexibility, and scalability. By leveraging cloud-based platforms, businesses can seamlessly integrate data, systems, and
processes, enhancing their production capabilities. As the backbone of Smart Manufacturing, cloud technology connects
machines, optimizes processes, and supports data-driven decisions. Embracing this technology drives innovation and positions
manufacturers to achieve operational excellence and build the factories of the future.
1215 – 1245 Benefits of the Industrial Metaverse for Smart Sustainable Manufacturing
The Industrial Metaverse is not just a concept; it is poised to revolutionize manufacturing, collaboration, and innovation. By
adopting this immersive digital ecosystem, manufacturers can achieve a smarter, more connected, and sustainable future. With
advancements in AI, digital twins, and IoT, the Industrial Metaverse will be essential for manufacturers aiming to lead in
competitiveness and innovation
1245 – 1315 Why is it critical for Smart Manufacturers to Adapt to Emerging GenAI and other AI Technologies?
To succeed in today's digital industrial landscape, smart manufacturers must take advantage of emerging AI technologies,
including Generative AI. These technologies offer the tools necessary to improve efficiency, reduce costs, enhance product
quality, promote innovation, and maintain long-term competitiveness and sustainability in a rapidly changing market.
1315 -1400 Networking & Lunch
1400 -1430 Machine Vision and AI-Powered Inspection Systems
As AI and machine vision technologies advance, they are poised to revolutionize the landscape of quality control. By mastering
complex inspections, analyzing vast amounts of data, and seamlessly integrating with Industry 4.0 systems, these innovations will
empower manufacturers to not only elevate product quality but also boost operational efficiency and minimize waste. By adopting
these cutting-edge technologies, businesses can secure a competitive advantage and thrive in today's fast-paced market.
1430 -1500 Are Manufacturing Digital Twins ready for Prime-Time?
While challenges remain in scaling digital twins across manufacturing operations, the technology is now primed for adoption. Many
companies have already achieved remarkable results in predictive maintenance, operational optimization, & product development.
As data connectivity improves & costs decline, digital twins will become essential tools for manufacturers seeking enhanced
efficiency, reduced risk, and a competitive advantage.ttt
Conference Day 1
01 - May 2025
1500 – 1530 Increasing Significance of Manufacturing Execution Systems in Modern Manufacturing
Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) are rapidly evolving to meet the demands of real-time data, integration, and automation.
By embracing technologies like Auto-ID, cloud computing, mobile apps, augmented reality, and advanced analytics, MES has
become essential for Smart Manufacturing. This progress enables manufacturers to create a strong digital thread, conduct precise
cost analysis, implement consistent processes, and improve decision-making.
1530 – 1600 Strategies to Select the Right MES Solution
A Manufacturing Execution System (MES) is essential for linking production processes with enterprise systems. Choosing the right
MES solution is crucial for optimizing operations, enhancing efficiency, and achieving a smart, connected factory in the age of
Industry 4.0.
1600 -1615 Refreshment Break
1615- 1645 Prevent the Next Catastrophe: Convert Big Data into Big Intelligence
Transforming Big Data into Big Intelligence is essential for minimizing risks and enabling smarter decision-making. By utilizing
advanced analytics, AI, and real-time monitoring, organizations can extract valuable insights that enhance safety and boost
efficiency. In today’s competitive landscape, don’t wait for a crisis—harness the power of Big Intelligence now!
1645 -1715 Lean Manufacturing and Continuous Improvement in the Digital Age
In the Digital Age, Lean Manufacturing has transformed by leveraging technology and data for Continuous Improvement. By
combining Lean principles with Industry 4.0 technologies, manufacturers create smarter and more efficient systems. This
integration fosters a culture where every process, machine, and worker is empowered by technology to excel.
1715 – 1745 Continuous Asset Optimization (CAO) for higher Productivity
Continuous Asset Optimization (CAO) is a powerful approach to asset management that maximizes profitability and improves
predictability in product supply. By focusing on the actual margin contribution of assets linked to specific product codes, companies
can gain valuable insights. Instead of viewing assets as “black boxes” based on market or depreciated value, organizations can
utilize data models to understand each asset's real-time impact on profitability, leading to informed decisions and enhanced
performance.
1745 Concluding remarks and end of Day 1
CONFERENCE DAY 2
Session Session Focus
0800 Registration & Coffee
0855 Welcome Remarks by Conference Chair:
0930 – 1000 Integrating Physical & Digital Systems – The IT/OT Collaboration in Manufacturing
Integrating digital and physical systems enables manufacturers to innovate rapidly using IoT, Artificial Intelligence, Virtual and
Augmented Reality, and Collaborative Robots. This evolution transforms humans from passive roles into dynamic, interconnected
resources, boosting productivity, quality, and efficiency. In this session, we will explore how digitizing data collection and
transmission opens doors for collaborative automation and increased process flexibility, helping your organization thrive in a
fast-paced environment.
1000 – 1030 Industrial Applications of Additive Manufacturing: Latest Developments
Additive Manufacturing (AM), or 3D printing, is transforming the manufacturing sector through rapid prototyping, customization,
and efficient production. Its ability to create complex, lightweight, and high-performance components is driving innovation across
multiple industries, from aerospace to healthcare. AM empowers sectors to rethink production strategies, enhance efficiencies, and
promote sustainability. As materials and technologies advance, AM will continue to reshape manufacturing and ignite innovation,
solidifying its crucial role in the future of industry.
1030 -1100 Production Process Management in Smart Manufacturing
Today's manufacturing environment often suffers from information gaps due to enterprise systems like ERP and PLM focusing on
departmental issues. This narrow approach hampers cross-functional integration. To leverage the benefits of Smart
Manufacturing, adopting Business Process Management (BPM) and workflow solutions is essential for uniting the enterprise and
enhancing efficiency.
1100 -1130 Strengthening Trust in the Smart Manufacturing Supply Chain
To meet customer demands and comply with regulations, food manufacturers are adopting advanced technology solutions. By
modernizing communication and data flow, they enhance operations and build consumer confidence. The insights gained from
Conference Day 2
02 - May 2025
1130 – 1200 Refreshment Break
1200 -1230 Sustainability Imperatives - Transitioning to a Green Factory
As the manufacturing industry evolves, the need to balance growth with environmental responsibility is critical. Transitioning to a
Green Factory is essential for creating a sustainable and efficient organization. This shift requires innovative technologies,
strategic planning, and a strong commitment to sustainability. By leading this transformation, manufacturers can foster a cleaner
and greener future for everyone.
1230 -1300 Creating Analytics for Difficult to Measure Manufacturing Metrics
In the manufacturing sector, some performance metrics are notoriously challenging to measure or quantify accurately. These
"hard-to-measure" metrics, including employee productivity, real-time machine efficiency, and supply chain agility, are essential
for understanding operational health and making informed decisions. However, traditional data collection and measurement
methods often struggle to capture these nuanced factors in ways that yield actionable insights.
1300 -1400 Networking Lunch
1400 -1430 Neural Manufacturing: Transforming the Future of Production
Neural Manufacturing is an emerging concept that combines the principles of artificial neural networks (ANNs) and machine
learning (ML) with manufacturing processes to optimize operations, improve product quality, and enable more intelligent
decision-making. By mimicking the way the human brain processes information, neural networks in manufacturing can process vast
amounts of data from various sources, identify patterns, and make autonomous decisions that improve efficiency, quality, and
productivity.
1430 -1500 Leveraging Data and Implementing Analytics in a "Zero-Trust" Environment
In today's digital landscape, the "Zero-Trust" security model is gaining significant traction, especially in industries dealing with
sensitive information, critical infrastructure, and high-value data. The core principle of Zero-Trust is that no one, whether inside or
outside the network, should be trusted by default. Every user, device, and system must be authenticated, continuously verified,
and granted only the least amount of access necessary. However, implementing data analytics in a Zero-Trust environment can
present unique challenges and requires a careful balance of security and accessibility to insights.
1500 -1530 Connected Plants: The Future of Industrial Operations
A connected plant refers to a manufacturing facility or industrial environment where various devices, systems, and machines are
interconnected through digital technologies. This interconnection enables the seamless sharing of data across the entire plant,
from the shop floor to the management level, enabling better decision-making, improved productivity, and enhanced operational
efficiency. Connected plants leverage technologies like IoT (Internet of Things), AI (Artificial Intelligence), cloud computing, and
big data analytics to create a smart, automated, and data-driven ecosystem.
1530 – 1600 AI and Machine Learning in Predictive Maintenance: Revolutionizing Asset Management
Predictive Maintenance (PdM) is a proactive maintenance strategy that leverages data analysis, machine learning (ML), and
artificial intelligence (AI) to predict when equipment or machinery is likely to fail or require maintenance. Instead of relying on
scheduled maintenance or reacting to breakdowns, predictive maintenance allows for timely interventions before costly failures
occur. By analyzing historical data, real-time sensor data, and patterns of equipment behavior, AI and machine learning enable
smarter, more efficient asset management.
1600 -1630 Refreshment Break
1630 -1700 Human-Machine Collaboration: A New Era in Industry and Technology
Human-Machine Collaboration refers to the synergistic relationship between humans and machines, where both work together to
complement each other's strengths and capabilities. Instead of machines replacing humans, this collaboration allows humans to
leverage advanced technologies—such as artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, automation, and machine learning (ML)—to augment
their abilities and enhance productivity, decision-making, and problem-solving.
1700 -1730 Metrics in Smart Manufacturing: Measuring Success in the Digital Age
Smart manufacturing leverages digital technologies such as IoT (Internet of Things), AI (Artificial Intelligence), machine learning,
cloud computing, and big data analytics to enhance manufacturing processes, efficiency, and productivity. As manufacturing
becomes increasingly intelligent, tracking the right metrics is crucial for optimizing operations, improving decision-making, and
driving continuous improvement.
1730 -1800 Production Process Management in Smart Manufacturing: Optimizing Efficiency and Innovation
Business processes in today's typical manufacturing environment is, at best, full of information gaps. Within the major enterprise
level systems such as ERP or PLM most processes are based or focused on departmental issues which means the processes are not
cross-functional. Business Process Management (BPM) and workflow solutions are a missing link to support Smart Manufacturing
across the enterprise.
1800 Concluding remarks and end of conference
01-02-03 May 2025
Yashobhoomi, IICC, Dwarka
New Delhi, India
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Expect to meet decision makers
face-to-face
Key decision makers & professionals across manufacturing
industries will be attending EME 2025. Job titles include:
Control Engineering/Automation
Design Engineers
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Product Design & R&D for networking and learning opportunities
Purchasing We bring you a dedicated conference on 1-3 May 2025 covering:
Quality Assurance & Control
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Sales & Marketing
Collaborative Engineering
Leveraging advance manufacturing to Rapid Prototyping
improve factory efficiency e-Manufacturing Materials, Nano Technology
e-Manufacturing - Intelligence in Manufacturing
Next-generation operational intelligence
Automation Robotics Manufacturing
Lignified key performance indicators
Factory automation
Connected operations and paperless shop floor
Engineering interoperability
Gaining visibility into suppliers entice quality &
Alternative Manufacturing & Small Batch Manufacturing
Manufacturing Metros
Track assets in real-time Digital Things
Predictive analytics Semiconductor
Real-time asset health monitoring AI, ML Blockchain & Cloud Compounding
Collaborative Engineering
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IT- CTO, CAD, CAM, Designer Prototyping, Digital Printing
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