“Boost of innovation”
16.12.2022 - The 10th edition of Laser World of Photonics India concluded on a high note with implementable solutions for use of laser, photonics and optical technologies.
Laser World of Photonics India 2022 was spread across 5,000 square meters, with almost 90 exhibitors from eight countries. A total of around 5,800 visitors attended the trade fair and the supporting programs to see the futuristic solutions on display at the exhibition grounds.
“We are delighted with the response to this latest edition of Laser”, Bhupinder Singh, CEO, Messe München India says. “Across multiple applications and user industries, laser is recognised as a powerful solution. However, several challenges - like cost and compatibility of the machinery to Indian market conditions - prevent its mass adoption. We are glad to see some solutions emerge at this year’s fair, and we are confident of creating more networks and partnerships for this industry in the future editions.”
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Laser World of Photonics India 2022 attracted about 5,800 visitors. (Source: Messe München) -
Photonics and Lasers - Industry Meet (PLAIM), one of this year's highlights, brought together global experts and researchers to discuss trends, opportunities and challenges of the industry. (Source: Messe München) -
With more than 500 meetings, the buyer-seller forum saw a remarkable attendance with a high interest from the laser and photonics community. (Source: Messe München)
Dr Martin Lechner, Executive Director Messe München, adds: “Today, the Indian manufacturing landscape is among the most vibrant in the world. This is reflected in the footfalls and dynamic participation at Laser World of Photonics India 2022. Our trade fairs in Munich and Shanghai have catalysed growth in this industry on a global scale, and we are glad to see the show in India delivering value to all stakeholders in the Indian industry.”
Conferences and forums
One of the major highlights of the 2022 edition was the industry-academia partnership through IEEE Photonics Society - IEEE Bombay Section at IIT Bombay in the form of Photonics and Lasers - Industry Meet (PLAIM), which brought together global experts and researchers to deliberate on emerging trends, opportunities and challenges confronting the industry. Supporting programs designed to fulfil the needs of the growing manufacturing
industry accompanied the three days event. The 11th international conference and exhibition on 3D printing & additive manufacturing technologies brought together engineers, scientists, designers, and educators to share knowledge, best practices, challenges, and applications of 3D printing and additive manufacturing. The Buyer-Seller forum saw a remarkable attendance with a high interest from the laser and photonics community to make new contacts and build future business prospects.
