Engineering Integrity Society Welcomes Record Attendance at Silverstone Exhibition
Another successful Instrumentation, Analysis and Testing Exhibition took place at Silverstone Race Circuit on 12 May, hosted by the Engineering Integrity Society (EIS).
The exhibition continues to grow year on year, attracting engineering professionals from across the UK to the iconic Silverstone Wing for a day of innovation, networking and knowledge sharing.
This year’s event welcomed a record 87 exhibitors, the highest number to date, showcasing the latest technologies and developments from across the engineering sector. Exhibitors represented a broad range of industries including automotive, aerospace, rail, off-highway, motorsport, medical and more.
Feedback from both exhibitors and visitors was overwhelmingly positive, reinforcing the exhibition’s reputation as a key event within the engineering calendar.
Alongside the exhibition, attendees enjoyed five mini seminars throughout the day covering a variety of topical industry subjects. Artificial Intelligence featured strongly within the programme, with well-received presentations including:
• AI Will Not Replace Reliability Engineers — But It Will Change How They Work – Simon Brailsford, Relyence UK
• The Future of Materials Testing: AI, Automation & Sustainable Innovation – Brian Lever, ZwickRoell
The event once again proved to be an excellent opportunity for networking, enabling attendees to make new connections while also catching up with existing customers, colleagues and industry experts.
Headline sponsor Instron supported the event’s dedicated networking zone, providing a welcoming space for discussions and collaboration throughout the day.
Visitors also enjoyed the unique Silverstone atmosphere, with vintage Jaguars racing on the circuit for much of the event, adding to the excitement and energy of the day.
With attendance and exhibitor numbers continuing to increase, the exhibition will return to the Silverstone Wing in 2027 as it continues to expand and evolve.
Jamie Shenton, Director at the Engineering Integrity Society, said:
“We are incredibly proud of how the exhibition continues to grow and connect such a passionate and talented mixture of the engineering community. The event provides an invaluable platform to share knowledge and innovation through our mini seminars. It also enables academia and industry to come together, creating meaningful connections to solve industry challenges”.
The Engineering Integrity Society would like to thank all exhibitors, visitors, presenters, sponsors and volunteers for their support in making the event possible.