Until October 31
Application deadline INDUSTRIAL Production products of the year 2024
The application phase in the competition for the INDUSTRIAL Production Products of the Year 2024 will run until October 31, 2023. Companies and readers can submit products and projects for one more week, after which the application portal will close and reader voting will begin.
The competition for the INDUSTRIAL Production Products of the Year for 2024 will again have six categories: Additive Manufacturing, Drive Technology and Automation, Robotics, Handling, Assembly and Production Logistics, Design, Simulation, Digital Twin and Metalworking. The following applies: Modesty is an adornment, but here it is not necessarily expedient - the suggestion of own products and topics is permitted and does not lead to a deduction of points. We are looking for products and projects that you think are either technically unique, have a market success that speaks for an award or have a particular influence on the industry. Projects can also be awarded.
With the publication of the last issue of the year, the editorial team presents all the nominees in the 6 categories. This is also the moment when the voting portal at www.industrial-production.de opens and the reader vote begins. In the spring, the winners will then receive their awards at a ceremony, and the secret will be revealed to everyone in the first issues of the coming year and the winners will be announced.
Last year, 38 nominees competed for the INDUSTRIAL Production Product of the Year 2023 award. The editorial team counted more than 7,700 votes cast online when the reader voting ended.
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