Hexagon to Take Part in AEROTEC 2026, Supporting Manufacturing Productivity and Quality Innovation Through Precision Measurement and Digital Machining
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Hexagon said it will take part in the 2nd International Aerospace Technology Exhibition (AEROTEC 2026), which will be held from September 30 to October 2.
On the first day of the event, it will hold a seminar on measurement, automation and machining solutions for aerospace manufacturing, and it will also operate an exhibition booth.
Hexagon plans to unveil precision measurement, automation and digital machining technologies for aerospace manufacturing.
Hexagon announced that it will take part in the 2nd International Aerospace Technology Exhibition (AEROTEC 2026), which will be held from September 30 to October 2. Hexagon said it plans to unveil precision measurement, automation and digital machining technologies for aerospace manufacturing at the event, with the goal of helping improve manufacturing productivity and quality.
The International Aerospace Technology Exhibition is being held for the second time this year, after its first edition in 2024. Organized by Gyeongsangnam-do and Changwon Special City, it is the largest aerospace-focused exhibition in Korea. This year’s show covers space and aviation, defense and national defense, drones, aviation MRO, and aerospace materials, parts and equipment, and will showcase the latest technologies across the aerospace industry. Side events will include the Global SPACE Conference, an aerospace technology development forum, an investment briefing, and business networking.
On the first day of the event, Hexagon will hold a seminar titled “Measurement, Automation and Machining Solutions for Aerospace Manufacturing Innovation.” The seminar will feature Kim Myeong-hwan, president of Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence Korea; director Kim Ho-su; and department head Choi Yeol-jo. The session will present global measurement technology trends in the aerospace industry, measurement automation strategies for smart manufacturing, and digital manufacturing technologies for improving the efficiency of multi-axis and compound machining of complex parts, while outlining ways to drive innovation in aerospace manufacturing.
To respond to rising production volumes and increasingly demanding quality requirements, precision measurement, automation and digital machining must be linked to manufacturing processes, helping improve productivity and process reliability. Hexagon said it will share technical insights and application directions for responding to production expansion and more advanced quality demands, with the aim of meeting industrial needs.
In line with that, Hexagon will operate an exhibition booth during the event. At the booth, it will showcase precision measurement and inspection applications closely aligned with production sites, automated measurement solutions, and digital machining solutions for pre-planning and validating complex machining processes. It will also introduce technologies and application methods designed to improve both quality consistency and production efficiency in aerospace manufacturing.
Kim Myeong-hwan, president of Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence Korea, said the challenges in aerospace manufacturing are securing high precision and quality, improving productivity, and efficiently managing complex manufacturing processes. He added that Hexagon plans to unveil manufacturing technologies spanning precision measurement, automation and digital machining at this International Aerospace Technology Exhibition. He said the company will also present directions for improving both quality and productivity for Korean aerospace companies.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
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