Engineering Design Show now open for registration

Findlay Media's Executive Director, Ed Tranter, says: "When we asked readers of New Electronics and Eureka magazines whether they would attend a design show targeted specifically at their requirements, we got an overwhelming "yes'. That enthusiastic response has been matched by suppliers to the engineering design market and I'm delighted to announce that exhibition space at the Engineering Design Show is now completely sold out."

Since its launch in October last year, the Engineering Design Show has been well received amongst trade bodies and institutions with many, including IMechE, UKEA, ETN, Intellect, IED and Profibus, having pledged their support.

Headline sponsors include Heidenhain, Schaeffler, Premier EDA Solutions and Altium. National Instruments, TDK Lambda, Lee Spring, Micro Epsilon, Henkel, igus and Objet Printer Solutions are just some of the companies that have signed up to exhibit.

Registering for the event not only ensures free entry to the Show, it also allows visitors to select the workshop and conference sessions they would like to attend. Tranter comments: "Because attendance at each session will be limited and demand is expected to be high, registering early is highly recommended."

Running throughout the two days of the Show, the conference will focus on a broad range of themes and topics targeting the requirements and realities of design engineering within the UK. In addition, both workshop theatres will offer visitors practical and hands on content in the form of case study presentations by technology experts.

Steven Tetlow, President and Chief Executive of IMechE, says: "The Engineering Design Show is to be applauded for offering our world-class design engineers the chance to enhance their knowledge and expertise. This conference will give design engineers a unique opportunity to meet, get hands-on training in the latest techniques and share ideas, which can only be a good thing for the industry as a whole."

Details of the conference and workshop sessions will be revealed over the coming weeks. More information, including how to register, can be found at www.engineeringdesignshow.co.uk.