At the 33rd BIEMH, Industry 4.0 is no longer a promise but a reality that makes a competitive difference.
2–6 March 2026
Stand F14 | Hall 6
BEC Bilbao Exhibition Centre
This year we are taking a key strategic step: we are attending alongside Stemmer Imaging, the European leader in industrial machine vision. And when we say leader, we mean technical leadership, a premium catalogue of industrial cameras, precision optics, advanced lighting and image processing software that sets the standard in the industry.
For us, it’s not just a collaboration. It’s a technological alliance that elevates every project. Their team combines high-level engineering, strategic vision and an incredible ability to anticipate where industrial digitalisation is heading. Playing in the top flight requires surrounding yourself with the best, and in machine vision, that has a name.
At the stand are Asier Kortajarena, Héctor Ruiz Cabeza and Sergio Torres Fernández, specialists in artificial vision and industrial automation. Their focus is on the analysis of production processes, the optimisation of automated quality control and the application of industrial metrology in real manufacturing environments. A space for technical, rigorous and results-oriented discussions.
In addition, we are delighted to welcome ViconTech to our stand, a leading research centre dedicated to developing advanced solutions in motion capture and process analysis. Their experience in technological innovation applied to industrial and laboratory environments reinforces our commitment to cutting-edge artificial vision.
Now, the truly relevant part.
The Visio area of STT Systems is not limited to installing cameras. It redefines quality control from the perspective of data logic and intelligent integration. Because automating without vision is basically producing blindly.
We integrate automatic optical inspection systems, 2D and 3D artificial vision, high-precision dimensional measurement, defect detection with deep learning, assembly verification, robot guidance, code reading for advanced traceability, surface and weld analysis, and direct connection to MES, ERP and integration into production lines.
The goal is not to detect errors when the damage has already been done. It is to anticipate them. We are moving from a reactive model to a predictive one.
- Less scrap.
- Less rework.
- More evidence-based decisions.
- More competitiveness.
When a defective part reaches the customer, the impact is not limited to the bottom line; it affects the company’s reputation and competitive position. Operating without integrated machine vision is no longer prudent: it is taking an unnecessary risk.
If you are a leader in production, quality, automation or digitisation, your presence at BIEMH is not just a formality, it is strategic. You can find us at Stand F14, Hall 6, at the BEC Bilbao Exhibition Centre.
If you are unable to attend, you can contact us to arrange a private visit to Visio by STT Systems and analyse your production process in detail.
The question is simple and straightforward: does your inspection system generate real competitive advantage, or do you allocate resources to compensate for its limitations?
Nos vemos en Bilbao. En el booth, Iker Urdangarin, David Galindo y Jorge Molina están para informar, resolver dudas y acompañaros en todo lo que necesitéis. Hablemos de visión artificial aplicada. Hablemos de competitividad industrial. Hablemos de futuro.
