Play It Smart: Visit the Smart Manufacturing Experience
The Smart Manufacturing Experience connects IMTS attendees with industry professionals who have hands-on experience in the area of automated shopfloor technologies.
Jake Wenzel, application engineer at CATI, discusses 3D printing technologies during his “Solving Supply Chain Issues with New Additive Manufacturing Technologies” presentation.
Gary Olson, vice president of secure edge solutions at AT&T, accepts questions from the audience during his presentation, “Securing the Edge: The Evolution to an Intelligent Enterprise,” which discusses how manufacturers can maintain cybersecurity through changes in technology.
Mark Cianciosa, Acieta’s Southeastern regional automation manager, focuses on automation’s potential to make up for labor shortages in his demonstration, “Robots Prepare Manufacturers for an Unpredictable Future.”
Mark Cianciosa, Acieta’s Southeastern regional automation manager, focuses on automation’s potential to make up for labor shortages in his demonstration, “Robots Prepare Manufacturers for an Unpredictable Future.”
Located in the North Building at the entrance of Level 3, Booth #236800 contains a massive collaborative effort: the Smart Manufacturing Experience. This booth is shared between AMT and SME, with AMT presenting the Emerging Technology Center in tandem with SME’s Hub.
The Smart Manufacturing Experience aims to connect attendees of IMTS 2022 with industry professionals who have hands-on experience in the area of automated shopfloor technologies. The Smart Manufacturing Experience has several presentations scheduled every day of IMTS, providing knowledge about automated shop floor technologies and strategies that can be implemented in order to automate shopfloors across the nation.
This invaluable networking and learning experience is one you don’t want to miss!
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