IFAM celebrates 20th anniversary in 2025

2025 will mark twenty years since the professional event IFAM was first organized. The exhibition is focused on automation, mechatronics, sensor technologies, measuring and testing technology, computer vision, etc.

“To be by the side of companies, institutes, the educational system, ready for challenges, how to further improve, optimize, innovate processes, work and thrive in quality, improvements that are our everyday life. This is probably also the reason that twenty years have passed so quickly”, commented the event organizer ICM Ltd.
Next year IFAM will be held from 11th to 13th of February at the Ljubljana Exhibition and Convention Centre. The exhibition will once again showcase the latest innovations in the field of automation, mechatronics, sensors, assembly and handling technology, positioning systems, drive technologies, control systems, industrial communication, measurement and test technologies, computer vision, embedded systems, laser technology, smart systems and factories, power systems and equipment, production informatics, 3D printing, and other content segments.

Traditionally the trade fairs INTRONIKA and ROBOTICS will take place in parallel with IFAM. INTRONIKA features exhibitors from professional and industrial electronics, components, power electronics, communications, equipment and tools, etc. ROBOTICS is dedicated to industrial robots, cobots, service robotics, tools, equipment, and the applications necessary for their functioning.

IFAM-INTRONIKA-ROBOTICS 2024 spanned over three exhibition halls (A, A2 and B), covering a gross area of 7000 square meters and an outdoor exhibition space in front of hall A. The event attracted over 70 direct exhibitors from eight countries, including Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Germany, Italy, Poland, Serbia, and Slovenia. At the 2024 edition an online B2B Matchmaking platform was introduced, allowing all participants who register on it to communicate and schedule meetings. The platform also enables a quality presentation of lectures and speakers.