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AutomationTrio Motion Technology India hosts Motion-First Conference II

Trio Motion Technology India hosts Motion-First Conference II

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Trio Motion Technology India hosts Motion-First Conference II

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Trio Motion Technology India hosted Motion-First Conference II at The Ritz-Carlton, Pune, bringing together 140 delegates from across the manufacturing industry. The flagship technology conference, themed ‘Listen, Believe, Create, Execute,’ demonstrated the company’s commitment to customer-driven innovation and technical excellence.

The day-long event attracted machine builders, automation consultants, industry experts, technology partners, and end-users, creating a comprehensive forum for addressing real-world automation challenges.

Technical excellence and knowledge sharing

The conference featured live demonstrations of Trio’s latest motion and robotic control solutions, providing attendees with hands-on experience with cutting-edge automation technology. A specialized technical workshop offered engineers deep-dive training in motion PLC programming, troubleshooting methodologies, and exclusive previews of upcoming hardware and software features.

“Every solution we have built started with listening to customer challenges,” said Upendra Vanarase, managing director, Trio Motion Technology India. “Motion-First Conference II exemplified this philosophy, creating meaningful exchanges between our technical teams and industry professionals facing real automation challenges.”

Industry leadership and strategic insights

Tom Alexander, president and MD of Trio UK, delivered keynote insights on scaling automation solutions across cultures and markets, addressing how global innovation serves local manufacturing needs. The presentation highlighted Trio’s strategic approach to bridging the UK’s technological advancements with India’s manufacturing ambitions.

The conference’s panel discussion, ‘From challenges to opportunities: Machine builders redefining success in packaging,’ featured representatives from leading companies, including Amul Fed, Wraptech Machines, Pratham Technologies, and IIT Roorkee, where industry experts shared practical insights on transforming operational challenges into competitive advantages.

Motion-First magazine launch

A significant milestone was achieved with the launch of the second issue of the Motion-First magazine, inaugurated by esteemed industry guests featured in the publication. The magazine establishes a new platform for sharing automation insights, case studies, and industry trends relevant to industry professionals.

Global reach, local impact

Trio Motion Technology operates across the UK, USA, China, India, and Europe. The company’s motion-first automation philosophy places motion and robotics at the centre of manufacturing process thinking, unlocking solutions that serve diverse markets and industrial applications.

The success of Motion-First Conference II reinforces Trio’s position as a leading voice in manufacturing and automation, with customer feedback directly influencing the company’s technology roadmap and product development initiatives.

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