Automatica 2025: French innovation on show in Munich with Minalogic and CIMES

From June 24 to 27, 2025, Munich will become the nerve center of intelligent automation and industrial robotics. And this year, French innovation will have a strong voice: the collective pavilion co-organized by Minalogic and CIMES, featuring five ambitious companies ready to shine on the international stage.

Compact format for targeted impact

Set up in a collective space, the Minalogic and CIMES pavilion focuses on agility and efficiency. This technological showcase will be a concentrate of innovation at the heart of Automatica, Europe's largest trade show dedicated to automation.

The aim is to offer optimized visibility and highlight high-potential French technological solutions.

Focus on exhibitors: three companies ready to make a difference

• AIOTRUST: non-intrusive, Plug&Play production infrastructure monitoring systems
• Ardeje Printing: specialized in the selection, design and manufacture of high-definition digital printers
• Keonys CENIT AG: 1st value-added reseller of Dassault Systèmes worldwide, and of the entire software portfolio: CATIA, DELMIA, ENOVIA, SIMULIA, 3DVIA, the 3DEXPERIENCE® platform and SOLIDWORKS.

Each in its own way, these companies illustrate the richness and diversity of a booming ecosystem, capable of meeting the sector's major technological challenges.

An international springboard for Minalogic members

Taking part in Automatica is much more than just attending a trade show: it's a strategic act, a springboard towards international markets, in a setting conducive to meetings with key players: manufacturers, integrators, prime contractors, startups and researchers from all over the world.

A collective dynamic for innovation

This initiative is fully in line with Minalogic's mission: to support the innovation and growth of its members, by offering them concrete opportunities for development, visibility and international collaboration. Automatica 2025 is the perfect opportunity to showcase collective intelligence and promote French technological know-how, even on a smaller scale.