Hannover Messe 2023-the latest Industrial IoT/Industry 4.0 trends

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A 109-page comprehensive summary of the key highlights and 32 in-depth insights assembled by the IoT Analytics analyst team at Hannover Fair 2023.

The Hannover Messe 2023-the latest Industrial IoT/Industry 4.0 trends event report contains a comprehensive summary of the 10 main themes, 32 in-depth insights with detailed explanations and several vendor and booth comparisons as assembled by the IoT Analytics analyst team at Hannover Fair 2023. These insights are based on >300 booth visits, >200 individual interviews, and attendance of many individual presentations. 16 team members were present for a combined total of 36 days.

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The main purpose of this document is for our readers to keep up with the latest Industrial IoT developments and to stay ahead of the tidal changes in current market trends.

The report includes:

Summary & key highlights (General impressions, exhibitor sentiment, key announcements)

32 in-depth insights with examples/proof-points and interview highlights

Booth layout analysis (AWS, Microsoft, Google, Siemens, Schneider Electric, SAP)

Vendor comparison (Hyperscalers, automation vendors, industrial metaverse approaches, carbon footprint tracking tools)

General insights (Modular smart factories)

Industrial software, platforms, and cloud Insights (Enterprise marketplaces, data interoperability, industrial software, MES, Asset Administrative Shell framework, digital twin)

Data/AI insights (Generative AI, industrial DataOps, audio-based AI condition monitoring, process/production automation, machine vision, edge devices, AI accelerators)

OT software and hardware Insights (Edge middleware, IT-style engineering in OT space, industrial hardware, virtual PLC)

Connectivity insights (TSN, LPWAN from sensor to cloud, industrial private 5G, OPC-UA)

Applications insights (predictive maintenance, energy efficient solutions, OEE monitoring and process improvement, sustainability)

Other insights (industrial automation in Indonesia, Chinese companies, professional services)

Companies mentioned:

A selection of companies mentioned in the report.

ABB
AI Omatic
AWS
Accenture
Advantech
Akebono Brake Astra Indonesia
Aleph Alpha
Ansys
Astra Otoparts Tbk
Atlas Copco
Attained.ai
Audi
Autodesk
Aveva
BCG
Bain & Company
Bausch+Ströbel
Beckhoff
BlackBerry
Bosch Rexroth
CADENAS
CLAAS
Capgemini
China Mobile
Cisco
Cognite
CoreTigo
Crosser
Dassault Systèmes
Deloitte
Dobot
Duvenbeck
Dürr
Element
Emerson
Ericsson
Eurotech
Festo
Fraunhofer
General Electric
Google
HARTING
HARTONO ISTANA TEKNOLOGI
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Hexagon
HighByte
I-care
igus

Industrie Informatik
IndustryApps
Infosys
Intel
Jingye Group
KPMG
Litmus Automation
Logiccloud AG
Matterport
Mechmine
Mendix
Microsoft
Mittelstand-Digital Zentrum Ruhr-OWL
Motion Miners
NTT DATA
NVIDIA
Nokia
Omron
PROFIBUS and PROFINET International (PI)
PSI
PTC
PWC
Pepperl + Fuchs
Phoenix Contact
Planet Technology Corporation
Prosys
Qualcomm
Reply
Rockwell Automation
SAP
SICK
Schmitz Cargobull
Schneider Electric
Siasun Robotics
Siemens
Smart Factory KL
Snowflake
Sony
tx One networks
VMware
Verizon
Vokswagen
WAGO
WIKA
Weidmueller
Yokogawa
it's OWL

1. Overview

2. Summary and key highlights

3. Vendor comparisons

1. a) Hyperscalers
2. b) Automation vendors
3. c) Industrial metaverse approaches
4. d) Carbon footprint tracking tools

4. 32 key insights

1. a) General
2. a) Hyperscalers
3. b) Industrial software, platforms, and cloud
4. c) Data/AI
5. d) OT software and hardware
6. e) Connectivity
7. f) Applications
8. g) Other