Site visits, demonstrations, and Knowledge Theatre attracts top attention for CeMAT Australia

TWO site visits, over 15demonstrations, and a Knowledge Theatre with up to 30 presentations are making up CeMAT Australia 2016, which is taking place July 12-14, a not-to-be-missed educational experience.

The event provides the opportunity to see the big systems in action, find out what is working for the industry and what the future holds, and what you can learn from these systems.

The site visits at CeMAT Australia, include tours of Fastline, a leading 3PL in Australia and one of the most advanced fashion distribution centres, and Australia Post, which revamped its systems with the support of Vanderlande’s (a CeMAT exhibitor) innovative CROSSORTER. A team from Australia Post will be sharing stories of some of the challenges they experienced when updating their parcel processing network, while Fastline employees will provide insights into a company which will soon be home to the biggest shuttle system in the southern hemisphere.

In addition, the event will feature more than fifteen demonstrations, with leading companies showing their big machines in action. The demonstrations will feature machinery from big names such as Dematic, with automated robotic picking, FMCG industry solutions, and a new dirt capturing system among others.

The centrepiece Knowledge Theatre, which spans all three days of the event, will feature talent including Michael Kilgarrif, Managing Director of Australian Logistics Council and Secretary General Olivier Janin of FEM (European Materials Handling Federation).

Topics covered will range from technology trends, to thermal comfort issues in a working environment, and economical material solutions to save money.

CeMAT will be hosting experts and peers from across the globe who will be available for networking opportunities as they share their own successes and trials, and ideas for how attendees can take their company’s innovation to the next level.

To see what the future holds, learn from the past, and collaborate with peers, register online with CeMAT.

The CeMAT exhibition, which includes access to the Knowledge Theatre is free to attend by registering online. Site visits are an additional cost of $95, include a plus one and booking is essential.

For more information visit www.cemat.com.au

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