ZwickRoell North America is Ready for Automation Day 2022
Automation continues to be one of the most important trends in materials and component testing, and the ZwickRoell team is excited for our inaugural Automation Day! We hope you can join us in learning about some of the latest developments in the testing field.
Automation Day 2022: Event Details
This year’s event will feature food, beverages, and ZwickRoell’s famous German hospitality, all 100% complimentary for our guests. Here are the key details:
- When?
Thursday, December 8, from 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM. A complimentary dinner will also be offered on December 7 at 5:30 PM.
- Where?
ZwickRoell’s Xperience Center and North American headquarters, located in Kennesaw Georgia, about 25 miles outside of Atlanta.
- How to register?
You can register here. If you need help, please contact info.us@zwickroell.com.
Automation Day will feature expert lectures covering a variety of automation topics, as well as live demonstrations of automated systems and guided tours of our facility. This event is a great opportunity to experience some of the newest materials and component testing solutions up close while networking with industry peers.
Event sessions will include:
- A look at future automation trends in testing, and how they will fit into “industry 4.0”
- Hands-on workshops with automated testing systems and software.
- A virtual, behind-the-scenes look at the development and assembly of automated testing systems at our factory in Ulm, German.
- An opportunity for open discussion and Q&A.
Learn More About Automation in Materials Testing
If you can’t attend this year’s event, our whitepaper here is a great place to learn about just how valuable automated materials and component testing can be. In our experience, many testing professionals recognize the extraordinary operational value that automation can offer, but common misconceptions about the scale, cost, and flexibility of automated testing solutions remain commonplace. In this whitepaper, we dispel some of these misconceptions while explaining how automation can help minimize the risk of human error, protect data quality, and ensure repeatability.