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Industrial Transformation

22-24 July, 2025 at The Dome, Sydney Olympic Park

Industrial Transformation

22-24 July, 2025 at The Dome, Sydney Olympic Park

Industrial Transformation Australia 2025

Industrial Transformation Australia 2025

A Hannover Messe trade show for manufacturers, technology providers, and thought leaders to exchange ideas and best practices, build new networks and catalyse opportunities for innovation.

Industrial Transformation Australia 2025: Accelerating Industry 4.0

Set for 22-24 July, 2025 At the Dome, Sydney Olympic Park, Industrial Transformation Australia is the premier platform for sparking innovation and strategic collaboration among manufacturers, technology providers, and thought leaders. This event goes beyond traditional trade shows by catalyzing the exchange of ideas and fostering network growth, all centered around the latest in automation, data exchange, and IoT technologies.

Who Should Attend:

  • Manufacturers seeking integration of cutting-edge technologies.
  • Technology Providers showcasing advanced solutions.
  • Business Leaders driving innovation and operational efficiency.

Join us to shape the future of Industry 4.0 across key sectors in Oceania and beyond. Dive into a world where learning meets development for the digital age.

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What's On?

Knowledge Theatre 

The Knowledge Theatre - powered by SCHAEFER, will offer attendees insights, inspiration and practical take-away solutions to challenges facing decision makers and front-line professionals in the logistics and warehousing industry.

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Innovation Stage

Our co-located event, Industrial Transformation Australia, will be hosting the Innovation Stage, showcasing sessions from the industry leaders, pioneering the future of the tech and manufacturing. Join us there to gain the latest insights on how businesses can leverage the latest digital technologies to power industrial operations.

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2025 Australian Forklift Championship

Entries are now open for Australia’s ultimate forklift showdown, taking place live at CeMAT Australia.
Watch elite drivers compete for glory, or step up and join the action either for yourself or with a corporate team, for a shot at the national title with prizes on the line.
Think you’ve got the skills, speed, and precision to be crowned Australia’s Top Forklift Driver?

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Networking Drinks 

Wed 23rd 4PM - 6PM

Wrap up the second day of CeMAT Australia with Networking Drinks on Wednesday 23 July from 4 - 6pm.
Join fellow attendees, exhibitors, and speakers for relaxed networking on the show floor.
Enjoy a beverage with great conversation, and a chance to build lasting connections with like-minded individuals in your industry.

Processing & Packaging Pavilion- powered by APPMA

s major Industry Partner of Industrial Transformation Australia, APPMA will host a Processing & Packaging Pavilion- powered by APPMA that will showcase leading manufacturers, distributors and importers of packaging and processing machinery who are revolutionising and digitising their businesses to sit at the forefront of the industry serving the food, beverage, pharma, e-commerce, chemicals and other manufacturing sectors. 

APPMA will also deliver a full day of the three-day Industrial Transformation Ideas Arena program that will be dedicated to uncovering and exploring technologies transforming the processing and packaging industry and the innovative ideas and capabilities that represent future growth in manufacturing. 

“We are extremely pleased to be working with APPMA, Australasia’s Association for the Processing and Packaging Industry. This collaboration with APPMA promises to offer not only their member base but other Industry participants the opportunity to showcase their equipment, services and technology to the entire value chain.“ said Mike Nissen, Commercial Director, Hannover Fairs Australia (HFA). 

"As Australia’s largest association for the processing and packaging industry, we are excited to collaborate with HFA, at CeMAT and Industrial Transformation Australia in 2025. This partnership provides us with an opportunity to support APPMA members and the wider processing and packaging industry. We’re excited to engage with the sector in NSW and provide a platform to showcase new and innovative products, machinery, services and digital technologies that deliver quality, productivity and sustainability improvements across the processing and packaging supply chain. This collaboration also provides a timely and geographically complimentary opportunity to support members and the industry between APPEX shows.” said Michael Moran, CEO, APPMA. 

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AMGC Empowers Manufacturers at Industrial Transformation Australia 2025

From expert advice and brand strategy to export support and automation solutions, AMGC Connect brings the manufacturing ecosystem together at ITA 2025. Visit the Knowledge Hub on the show floor to tap into the networks, insights, and government support helping manufacturers grow.
Plus, IGP participants can access exclusive workshops, roundtables, and best-practice site tours designed to fast-track commercialisation, supply chain access, and global expansion.

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Co-located with CeMAT Australia

Australia’s Leading Trade Show for Intralogistics, Robotics and Automation, Warehousing, Supply Chain Management and Materials Handling. CeMAT Australia is a unique opportunity to experience, first-hand, the range of solutions and technology setting the standards and future direction of logistics and warehousing in the Asia Pacific.

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The Evolution of Industry

Industry 4.0

Industry 4.0

Now is the time of Industry 4.0, the era of production facilities, storage systems and smart machines that can trigger actions, control other devices and exchange information autonomously without any human intervention.

Industry 4.0 is ongoing, and continually changing the way people work, pulling individuals into smarter networks, increasing efficiency, and digitalising the supply chain and logistics industries.

Industry 3.0

Industry 3.0

Commonly referred to as the ‘Digital Revolution’ or the ‘First Computer Era’, and beginning in the 1970s, Industry 3.0 laid the groundwork for modern day machines.

Information Technology and electronics were introduced in many production processes, as the invention of the Programmable Logic Controller and the use of integrated circuitry and transistors lead to greater accuracy, increased speeds, and more competent production results.

These inventions also led to incredibly important derived technologies, including the internet, modern computers, digital cell phones and microprocessors.

Industry 2.0

Industry 2.0

Industry 2.0, commonly known as the ‘Technological Revolution’, represents the introduction of electrical machinery, assembly lines, and, by extension, the standardisation of mass production.

Beginning in Europe in the 1870s, this led to improvements in the allocation of resources, output quality and an overall better division of labour.

This era includes the establishment of the first ever assembly line by Ransom E. Olds, the model for Henry Ford’s conveyor belt system.

Industry 1.0

Industry 1.0

Industry 1.0, otherwise known as the Industrial Revolution, is perhaps the most celebrated time in Industrial Transformation throughout popular culture, spanning the 1760s to around 1840.

This led to more efficient and cost effective production, with especially significant benefits to be found in the textile and transportation industries.

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