On April 14, RESTEC launched a cluster of industrial events at the Expoforum Exhibition and Convention Center, including the St. Petersburg Technical Fair, the HI-TECH Innovation Exhibition, and the St. Petersburg Industrial Congress.
The events kicked off with a Supplier Exchange — a format focused on direct negotiations between manufacturers and customers. The program combines solution presentations and business meetings, creating conditions for establishing new professional contacts.
The exhibition section is structured around several independent themes.
The St. Petersburg Technical Fair brings together specialized industry sections related to production technologies, equipment, and materials. It features solutions aimed at enterprise modernization, improving the efficiency of production processes, and developing industrial cooperation.
The HI-TECH Innovation Exhibition focuses on high-tech and scientific-technical agendas. The exhibition covers a wide range of areas — from additive technologies to automation and digital solutions for industry.
The business program is designed as a sequential discussion of current industry issues. The first day's discussions center on public procurement and business support measures, as well as tools for enterprises to adapt to modern conditions.
Over the following days, participants will discuss the implementation of artificial intelligence in industry, the development of laser and additive technologies, modern approaches in mechanical engineering and metal processing, as well as the prospects for domestic machine tool manufacturing.
The program concludes with specialized industry events, including a meeting of the Council of Chief Metrologists, where issues of standardization and measurement accuracy are addressed. The final event will be the awards ceremony for the competition "Best Innovative Project and Best Scientific-Technical Development of the Year."
The events will run until April 16 and are open to visitors with prior registration.
The events kicked off with a Supplier Exchange — a format focused on direct negotiations between manufacturers and customers. The program combines solution presentations and business meetings, creating conditions for establishing new professional contacts.
The exhibition section is structured around several independent themes.
The St. Petersburg Technical Fair brings together specialized industry sections related to production technologies, equipment, and materials. It features solutions aimed at enterprise modernization, improving the efficiency of production processes, and developing industrial cooperation.
The HI-TECH Innovation Exhibition focuses on high-tech and scientific-technical agendas. The exhibition covers a wide range of areas — from additive technologies to automation and digital solutions for industry.
The business program is designed as a sequential discussion of current industry issues. The first day's discussions center on public procurement and business support measures, as well as tools for enterprises to adapt to modern conditions.
Over the following days, participants will discuss the implementation of artificial intelligence in industry, the development of laser and additive technologies, modern approaches in mechanical engineering and metal processing, as well as the prospects for domestic machine tool manufacturing.
The program concludes with specialized industry events, including a meeting of the Council of Chief Metrologists, where issues of standardization and measurement accuracy are addressed. The final event will be the awards ceremony for the competition "Best Innovative Project and Best Scientific-Technical Development of the Year."
The events will run until April 16 and are open to visitors with prior registration.