Smart Manufacturing and Metalworking: Exhibits include software for computer-aided design (PLM, CAD, PDM), enterprise resource planning and management (ERP), production planning and process engineering (MRP), and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM, PMS, PPC), along with data management solutions; programmable logic controllers (PLCs) for automated production lines; artificial intelligence and visualization technologies; sheet metal processing, forming and separation techniques, welding, joining and fastening technologies, automated welding systems, 3D printing/additive manufacturing, laser technologies and applications, and lightweight manufacturing, among others.

Industrial Automation and Robotics: Assembly and handling systems, power transmission, bus systems, industrial image processing, linear actuators, micro‑technologies, motion control, process automation, pneumatic automation, robotics and system integration, safety components and systems, sensors and actuators, as well as measurement, process, and quality management technologies.

Digital Factory and ICT: Asset management systems, big data management, cloud computing, design and product development, Industry 4.0/Internet of Things, enterprise resource planning (ERP), machine learning, manufacturing execution systems (MES), product lifecycle management (PLM), safety technologies, virtual reality and augmented reality, and related solutions.

Smart Logistics: Covers logistics handling, logistics solutions and services, including automated guided vehicles (AGVs), conveyor systems, labeling and verification systems, lift platforms, IT‑enabled logistics, packaging systems, racking systems, robotic and handling systems, storage and retrieval equipment, supply chain management systems, logistics chain systems, and warehouse management systems.

Additive Manufacturing (Industrial Components and Subcontracting Technologies): Exhibits encompass castings and forgings, machined and non‑machined parts, automotive components, plastic and rubber parts, tooling and mold fabrication, fasteners, standard components, subcontracted parts, lightweight structural solutions, surface treatment technologies, additive manufacturing, production and assembly services, engineering materials, and procurement of complete systems.

Energy: Exhibits span new energy sources and the entire value chain from energy generation to value addition—covering equipment and technologies required for energy production, supply, transmission, as well as energy integration and storage.