Nuclear power plants, robotization and cyber security – exhibitor

Nuclear power plants, robotization and cyber security

The World of Technology & Science fair offers a lot of value to visitors from industry, healthcare and science. In addition to the expertise of the exhibitors, various projects on the exhibition floor and seminars in the five worlds, a generic program is offered. Experts speak about the safety of nuclear power plants, robotization in industry and Industrial Cyber Security. Naturally, attention is paid to innovations in drive technology. The real stories of technology will provide a strong attraction in visitor recruitment.

Rational and technical expertise around nuclear power plants, the semiconductor industry, robotization and the approach during the Covid-19 pandemic are emphasized in four generic seminars.

It is interesting for a broad technical audience to know how the technology of current nuclear power stations works, how nuclear installations are inspected and how the future 'Generation 4 reactors' are designed. The experts present the clear knowledge to ensure that installations are safe and robust. The down-to-earth story.

The same applies to the Covid experts. Three experts who have played an important role in personal protective equipment, testing and vaccine development provide a rational picture of the necessary actions in the two years behind us. They also address possible lessons for the future of healthcare.

In the seminar on robotization, a researcher from MIT will give a presentation on the impact of robotics on industry, the economy and the labor market. A researcher from WUR talks about the lessons of nature. He focuses in particular on the grip technology of frogs and what we can improve with robotization. Two concrete examples in the industry from Moba and Marel complete this seminar.

When is your company sufficiently 'cyber secure'? What are the challenges in the essential collaboration between the IT and OT departments? How do you benefit from digital innovations and at the same time maintain control over information security? What do the regulations say and how do you apply the IEC 62443 standard, for example? In this seminar, experts provide answers to those questions.

The experience figures indicate that 90% of the seminar visitors will also visit the fair. They are interested in the expertise and are looking for solutions. Exhibitors will respond to this by placing their options and expressions in the visitors' list of preferences.

If you have any questions about current options, please ask Willemijn de Groot.