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PTDA Motion Control Technical Conference Sessions

Trends in Motion and Automation
Communications in Automation
Linear Motion Component to Systems
The State of Linear Motion—a Tutorial
Mechatronics—The Past and the Future
How to Engage Integrators in Motion

Trends in Motion and Automation
GE-Fanuc is a world leader in automation.  In this presentation, they will provide a view of the trends that will link the world via software, communications and other information devices.

Communications in Automation
Eaton Corporation has gone on record as a company who wants to make the inter-connection of devices to be as simple and straight-forward as possible.  Plug-and-play-like connections will change the way we tie electrical, hydraulic and motion control together in the future.  Eaton will share their vision of the future.

Linear Motion Component to Systems
Thomson, the original manufacturer of low-friction linear technology, and Kollmorgen, a leader in high-performance motion control systems, team up to present a series of motion control tutorials.  The presentations will cover linear motion, servo motors, linear actuator breakthroughs and who to build a value add system.

The State of Linear Motion –a Tutorial
Festo will provide you with an overview of the strengths and weaknesses of a variety of linear motion technologies.  Comparisons will be provided based on performance, life-cycles and price points for pneumatic, hydraulic and electrical linear motors.  Come explore the future of this rapidly emerging technology.

Mechatronics – The Past and the Future
Yaskawa invented the term “Mechatronics” in 1969!  In this presentation, Yaskawa will describe the world of motion and electronics that brought us to where we are today and look into some of the future technologies we may be discussing in 2020.

How to Engage Integrators in Motion
Control systems integrators play a major role in the development of many motion control projects.  Norm O’Leary, Executive Director of Control Systems Integrators Association (CSIA), will provide background on creating alliances and engaging with this influential group.

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