Simulation and digital twins for efficient material flows
On 25 November 2026, the 4th Bavarian Material Flow Congress will take place at TechBase Regensburg. SimPlan will once again be exhibiting at the event and looks forward to exchanging ideas with experts from industry, research and intralogistics. The congress is organised by the Mobility & Logistics Cluster in collaboration with the transform.r transformation network and provides a platform for discussing the latest developments in the field of internal material flow.
Focus on robotics and intelligent intralogistics
This year’s congress will focus on the potential of modern robotics to transform intralogistics. Among other topics, discussions will centre on the contribution that intelligent robotics and humanoid systems can make in future to the automation, flexibility and efficiency of logistics processes. Technical presentations from industry and research will highlight current developments and practical application examples.
Trade exhibition and networking
Alongside the programme of presentations, companies will showcase their solutions at a trade exhibition. SimPlan will also have a stand at the event, providing information on the use of simulation, virtual commissioning and digital twins for the planning and optimisation of production and logistics systems.
Take the opportunity to discuss your current challenges with our experts and find out how material flows can be analysed, evaluated and optimised right from the planning stage.
The Bavarian Material Flow Congress also offers numerous opportunities for networking with companies, research institutions and technology providers from the region. This fosters new contacts and provides inspiration for future projects and collaborations.
Attendance at the congress is free of charge. As the number of participants is limited, we recommend registering early.
Further information and the registration form can be found on the event page of the Mobility & Logistics Cluster.
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The event is part of the German Federal Government’s Transformation Networks (funding body: Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy, BMWE). The Regensburg-based project transform.r supports companies in navigating structural change in the automotive industry.
