The first major industry event in the spring of 2011, the Munich Shanghai Laser and Optoelectronics Exhibition will grandly kick off at the Shanghai New International Expo Center from the 15th to the 17th of this month. ☆New product collection, appreciate the latest laser and optoelectronic products and technologies

The exhibition will gather the latest products in five major areas: laser production and processing, lasers, optics and optical production technology, measurement and measurement, and machine vision, comprehensively covering the five major application fields of electronics, semiconductors, solar energy, education and scientific research, and light display. Exhibitors include TRUMPF, Luofen, Guanqian, Libo, IPG, EO, Han's, Huagong, Chutian, Stäubli, Xinsong, Salvagnini, Lingyun, Haomai, Fujing, Bidatek, JDSU, Yifeiyang, Olanruo, Shenyang Xinsong, Salvagnini, Stäubli, etc. participated in the exhibition for the first time and reinstalled their large-area booths, once again confirming the leading position of Munich Shanghai Laser and Optoelectronics Exhibition in China and even Asia. Click to preview the exhibits ☆ Major exhibition group, colorful appearance

Vision China Shanghai 2011, co-organized by the Machine Vision Professional Committee of the Chinese Society of Image and Graphics and Messe Munich, Germany, will be held grandly in Hall E3 from March 15th to 17th. Exhibit categories include: image boards, lenses, image software, industrial lasers, light sources, smart cameras, image processing systems, machine vision integrated systems, machine vision accessories, etc., which has attracted many industry leaders to compete. Click to learn about "Machine Vision Exhibition Area"

France is a world leader in the field of laser optoelectronics, and the laser industry has become the primary industry for research and innovation in France. Laser technology has broad development prospects in lighting, industrial production and medical treatment. The French government also regards the development of high-power lasers as a development strategy, and France has also demonstrated its strong advantages in femtosecond lasers. As Asia's laser and optoelectronic products are increasingly entering the world, the Japanese pavilion in Hall E4 also brought trend exhibitions this time, showcasing Japan's latest technological products, which I believe will also bring unexpected gains to the audience.