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| Austria's International trade fair for the industry Vienna's Trade Fair Center MessezentrumWienNeu will open its gates for Austria's most innovative trade fair concept of the year. Overall, app. 560 direct exhibitors from Austria and abroad with over 1,000 enterprises present themselves at the vienna-tec from October 10-13, 2006. Most exhibitors come from Germany, followed by the Swiss exhibitors with Italian exhibitors forming the third biggest group. The focus on the CEE-countries proved to be ideal: 16 SMEs from the Czech Republic, the Czech Trade-joint stall and the Czech Media Pavilion are only a few examples of this focus on the CEE-countries. Further examples are the contact forum Kontaktforum-CEE and the consultation forum Beratungstage-CEE. Here, Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Ukraine, Russia and Belarus are presented. The mall of the MessezentrumWienNeu – 450 metres in length – will turn into the "Education Mall"; it will be the contact point both for students and trainees as well as teachers in the industrial nation Austria. 14 technical high schools will present their best projects in the context of a newly created school competition. Young girls interested in technology will be able to gather information on technical professions at the TechGirl-Day on October 13, 2005. The professionals in mechatronics will present themselves at the pre-selection for the participation in the WorldSkills Competition which will take place in 2007 in Japan. A robot bar which has been designed specifically for the fair will cater for exactly measured long drinks during the "Wissensrundgang" (knowledge walk). "Worker-work-security", one of the thematic focus points at the vienna-tec, is an enormously important connecting link of the six different themes. The second thematic focus point is the "Forum Hydraulik". Here, enterprises from the areas hydraulic, drive technology, pneumatics, electrical and electronic engineering and mechanics present themselves. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Construction News :: home page |