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Motor, Drive & Automation Systems 2010, January 28-29 in Orlando, is an international, industry-leading conference focused on the latest economic trends and technical advancements impacting motor, drive and automation systems. Join hundreds of peers and potential business partners and discover how new technologies are improving performance, energy efficiency and providing cost savings in a variety of applications.

This annual conference will feature more than 25 presentations on new motors, drives & automation systems, power electronics and improving system performance, reliability and efficiency. Sessions will also cover market and financial aspects such as demand, supply and pricing outlooks, testing and predictive maintenance, mechatronic developments and trends in new growth markets.

The event serves technical and management professionals involved in all sectors of motor, drive and automation technologies including end users, integrators, manufacturers and dealers.

If you are involved in the motor, drive or automation industries or if your products and systems use these technologies, this is a must attend event.

Our Commitment to You
Whether this is your first time participating at the Motor, Drive & Automation Systems conferences, or if you have attended in the past, the 2010 event will provide you with the most up-to-date developments and technologies in the market.

New to 2010:
• Co-Located with Magnetics 2010
• Round Table Luncheon Discussions
• Case Studies in Fast Market Growth Areas Including Electric Vehicles and Robotics

Motor, Drive & Automation Systems Conference will be co-located with the Magnetics 2010 conference. We feel this addition to be a natural fit, one that will provide added benefit to attendees, exhibitors and sponsors of both these world class technical events. Attendees to either event will have access to the combined exhibit halls and networking breaks, receptions and luncheons. For a nominal additional fee, attendees will have access to both conference programs.

Attendance for Motors, Drive & Automation Systems is expected to be approximately 300-350 attendees, and attendance for the Magnetics Conference is expected to have an additional 200-250 attendees. The event will be organized to provide numerous opportunities for constructive and creative networking including refreshment and networking breaks, peer discussion sessions, Q&A sessions with leading technology experts, daily luncheons, reception, and tabletop or portable exhibits.