Patti Engineering supports 2014 Manufacturing in America Symposium
Patti Engineering, a leader in control systems integration, announced that it will be exhibiting at the Manufacturing in American Symposium, featuring the Technology Tip Off, set to take place March 19-20 at Ford Field in Detroit, MI. Each year, the event, hosted by Electro-Matic and Siemens, includes dozens of educational seminars and exhibitors; registration is now open.
On day one of the event, Siemens will present its annual Automotive Manufacturing Summit to foster community collaboration and innovation. Top automotive and relevant industry executives will present a variety of sessions focusing on the state of automated assembly and control, as well as the challenges facing the automotive manufacturing industry today. Both days will feature the Electro-Matic Technology Tip-Off, with nearly 100 seminars covering topics from control engineering and design, to plant and facilities management. More than 40 vendors will be participating with exhibits and industry experts on hand to demonstrate products, share insights on key industry challenges and discuss key technology innovations driving the resurgence of American manufacturing.
Patti Engineering, a CSIA certified control system integrator, is the only Siemens Automation Solution Partner in the State of Michigan. Engineers on staff are highly trained on Siemens automation products. Many of its engineers have completed the rigorous Siemens Global Technical Certification in the Simatic technology areas of S7 PLCs, Simatic HMIs and Simatic Networking. Electro-Matic Products, Inc. is a leading supplier of Siemens automation products and a complementary group of high technology components. Patti Engineering often teams up with Electro-Matic and Siemens to offer customers the complete package of products and services for seamless project execution.
“This event fosters networking and communication between the top manufacturing executives in the U.S., technology experts and engineers,” said Sam Hoff, executive vice president, Patti Engineering. “Every year, we look forward to participating in this event, it provides a great venue to explore how technology advancements can help manufacturers become more competitive through improved efficiency, productivity and quality control.”
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