Solidot's "Double City" Exhibition in Chengdu and Wuhan Concludes Successfully

On May 18, 2023, with the successful conclusion of the Wuhan Industrial Expo, Solidot's "Double City" exhibition wrapped up successfully. This "Double City" showcase marks Solidot's first exhibition in Chengdu and Wuhan, with the Chengdu Industrial Expo taking place from April 26 to 28, followed by the Wuhan Industrial Expo from May 16 to 18. As part of a new strategic layout, both exhibitions made a strong debut, achieving remarkable popularity and a high volume of orders.

Based on the latest research and development achievements and the successful display strategies from the Shenzhen Industrial Exhibition, the Chengdu and Wuhan expos featured classic themed display areas focusing on protocols and scenarios, creating an immersive experience that better meets user needs for industrial bus solutions. Notably, the collaborative exhibition of Valve Islands, IO-LINK I/O, IP67 bus I/O, and Motion Control offered users closer and more focused interaction with the products, showcasing Solidot's unique advantages in multi-protocol support, comprehensive fields, and broad applications.

At the Chengdu Industrial Expo, Solidot's self-developed valve island series products garnered extensive attention from on-site clients. The products boast strong versatility, and what’s even more impressive is their ability to be customized according to clients’ specific electromagnetic valve models and quantities. This feature not only saves wiring effort for clients but also helps reduce costs.

The valve island series offers advantages like 13 available bus protocol solutions, a rich variety of interfaces, comprehensive functionality, easy wiring, lightweight and compact design, and the provision of a complete set of accessories. These features enable the valve island products to be widely applied in industrial control systems. The high-level integration of the fieldbus information system facilitates easier, more reliable, and smarter data collection for clients’ automated production lines.

Meanwhile, at the Wuhan Industrial Expo, Solidot's emerging motion control series products were particularly popular among attendees. The showcased Slice pulse output module, which connects to stepper and servo drives, supports three motion modes: PP, PV, and HM. It connects via Solidot's self-developed X-BUS backplane and matching couplers, compatible with mainstream industrial Ethernet protocols such as EtherCAT, Profinet, Ethernet/IP, and CC-Link IE Field Basic. Its application scenarios are broad, extending to industries like 3C, logistics, and photovoltaics. When combined with Solidot's Slice I/O, its flexible expandability not only reduces costs for enterprises but also empowers them with further smart capabilities.

In addition to the new products poised for launch, Solidot's classic offerings remain robust. The IP67 bus I/O and the all-in-one I/O, as well as the flagship Slice I/O products, attracted ongoing inquiries at the exhibition; the product brochures were in high demand. Ultimately, the "Double City" exhibited over a hundred cooperation intentions, with some clients placing orders immediately after the show concluded, marking a perfect end to the event.

As a renowned supplier of bus solutions in China, Solidot consolidates its foundational presence while diversifying its strategies. With explosive growth speed, it is positioning itself for a larger future in the era of Industry 4.0. The planning for the Western and Central China regions, particularly the hosting of these two exhibitions, is emblematic of opening new chapters and seizing new opportunities. In the future, Solidot will continue to focus on industrial interconnected scenarios, launching more products and bus solutions to contribute to "domestic safety and compatibility" and "Made in China 2025."