Camberley-based
Bowers Group exhibited at
Control 2025 in Stuttgart earlier this month with a clear message to visitors — “the future of metrology is connected, intuitive, and built for the real world of manufacturing”.
Across the four days of the show which took place 6-9 May, the team welcomed visitors from around the world, including many of its distributors, hosting a series of productive meetings on the stand. The platform gave the company the opportunity to demonstrate how its latest precision innovations are helping manufacturers drive quality and efficiency in increasingly complex production environments.
Martin Hawkins, Bowers Group managing director, said: “
Control 2025 has been one of our most successful shows to date. The level of engagement and the interest in our connected systems proved that the industry is ready to embrace practical innovation. We are proud to be helping customers to make that transition.“
On display was a range of its connected metrology solutions, featuring Baty vision systems, bore gauging tools, and the new Figura surface and form measurement range. The equipment showcased how digital connectivity, and user-friendly software can help simplify quality control processes by improving traceability, data capture, and response times.