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Home » Automation Expo to Bring Latest Tech to Chennai from March 12–14
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Automation Expo to Bring Latest Tech to Chennai from March 12–14

NT BureauBy NT BureauMarch 3, 2026No Comments
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A major Automation Expo is set to be held in Chennai from March 12 to 14, bringing together businesses, technology providers and professionals from across the industrial and automation sectors.

The three-day event will showcase cutting-edge automation technologies, digital solutions and smart manufacturing innovations aimed at boosting productivity and competitiveness.

The expo will feature a host of exhibits covering industrial automation, robotics, process control, system integration, and other advanced technologies that are reshaping modern operations in manufacturing and other sectors. Industry leaders and solution providers are expected to demonstrate the latest products, software and tools essential for digital transformation and efficient production workflows.

Organisers say the event will also provide a platform for networking, knowledge exchange and business collaborations, enabling startups, manufacturers, buyers and tech specialists to connect directly with technology innovators and peers. Live demonstrations, product launches and interactive sessions are likely to draw participants keen on exploring practical applications of automation in real-world scenarios.

The Chennai edition of the Expo aligns with broader national trends driving automation adoption across industries, supported by advances in artificial intelligence, machine learning, internet-connected systems and smart factory solutions.

A major Automation Expo is set to be held in Chennai from March 12 to 14 bringing together businesses technology providers and professionals from across the industrial and automation sectors.
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