The third edition of the fair, which is being held from April 9 to 11, is devoted to technological solutions for industry based on artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, additive manufacturing or industrial cybersecurity.
The ICF will participate in the third edition of the Advanced Factories fair, whose theme this year is industrial intelligence. From 9 to 11 April, the Barcelona International Convention Centre (CCIB) will bring together around 14,000 professionals and companies specialising in industrial automation, robotics, machine tools and digital manufacturing.
The ICF will offer a financial advisory service to exhibitors and visitors to finance purchase and sale operations that are agreed during the fair and assist with any other financing needs they may have.
The ICF has a wide range of financial solutions to boost companies in the industrial sector, including ICF Industry 4.0, a line of financing for industrial companies and related services that promote investment with a positive impact on productive capacity, employment, dynamism in the value chain and the use of information and communication technologies. Research, development and innovation projects can be funded as well.
The ICF also has other loans to boost investment in innovation, international growth and industrialisation in the industrial sector, such as the ICF SME industry loans.
These will be two of the loans which the ICF will explain a conference that will take place next Tuesday 9 April at 11h in the room Factory Innovation Theatre of the congress. In the event, opend by the general assistant manager of Industrial Policy of the Generalitat de Catalunya , Jordi Carbonell, ICF will also speak about other products and instruments of financing that the public financial entity puts at the disposal of the entrepreneurial fabric of Catalonia.
Advanced Factories is one of the most important fairs devoted to Industry 4.0, automation and industrial digitalisation. It presents the latest innovations in machine tools, robotics, industrial automation, and all the new technological solutions brought about by artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, additive manufacturing and industrial cybersecurity.
The fair, which will be attended by more than 300 companies, is expected to attract over 14,000 visitors. The Industry 4.0 Congress, the largest European congress dealing with advanced and digital industry, will take place at the same time.