Industry award
handling award 2021
The eighth round of the prestigious industry award kicks off on March 16. Innovation and customer benefit are the most important criteria.
The competition for the most innovative products in the fields of automation, robotics, assembly, handling and intralogistics will also take place in 2021. The start for submissions is March 16. This year, for the first time, the award bears the extended title "INDUSTRIAL Production - handling award 2021". What remains is the elaborate selection process by an expert jury. The decisive factor for the success of a submission is the combination of innovation, customer benefit and sophistication, which are intensively examined by the jury. Four categories are available for submissions this year:
- Category 1: Handling and assembly
- Category 2: Robotics
- Category 3: Electrical Automation
- Category 4: Production logistics
First, second and third place will be awarded.
Readers' prize
After the jury's decision, there will be one more chance: In August and September, we will present all submissions once again in the printed issue 08/2021 and on our website and give readers the opportunity to choose their favorite. The fee for each submission is 250 euros net. There are no further costs.
The reader and jury awards will be presented on October 5, 2021 during a special event in a festive setting. Take your chance!
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