Purpose of Visit:

To gain insights into global automation trends and cutting-edge innovations, explore potential business collaborations, and evaluate the feasibility of implementing smart manufacturing solutions.

Visit Dates:

May 12 (Monday) to May 15 (Thursday), 2025

Exhibition Venue:

Huntington Place (formerly Cobo Center), Detroit, Michigan, USA

Key Highlights:

Explore collaborative robots, automated handling and sorting technologies
Learn practical applications of machine vision and AI for inspection and control
Expand international supply chain and partnership opportunities
Observe real-world examples of smart factory integration

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A lot of costs, and a lot of chaos

While automakers are seeing “a lot of cost and a lot of chaos” from Trump’s tariff threats, as Ford CEO Jim Farley said at an investor conference last month, they’re still not going to build new plants. At least not immediately.

Part of that is because Trump’s on-again-off-again levies don’t provide the certainty that automakers need to invest billions of dollars in new plants.

“If they become permanent, then there’s a whole bunch of different things that you have to think about, in terms of where do you allocate plants, do you move plants, etc,” General Motors CFO Paul Jacobson told investors last month.

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A lot of costs, and a lot of chaos

While automakers are seeing “a lot of cost and a lot of chaos” from Trump’s tariff threats, as Ford CEO Jim Farley said at an investor conference last month, they’re still not going to build new plants. At least not immediately.

Part of that is because Trump’s on-again-off-again levies don’t provide the certainty that automakers need to invest billions of dollars in new plants.

“If they become permanent, then there’s a whole bunch of different things that you have to think about, in terms of where do you allocate plants, do you move plants, etc,” General Motors CFO Paul Jacobson told investors last month.

Nam eget dui.

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