Patti Engineering CEO Sam Hoff will present “Utilizing Digital Tools for Commissioning and Life Cycle Management” at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, September 25 in Suite Pantry Lobby 4 during the Manufacturing in America 2024 event co-hosted by Siemens and Electro-Matic Products at Ford Field, in Detroit, MI. The Patti Engineering team will be exhibiting at booth #402 at this same event.
Patti Engineering, Inc. has announced its multi-faceted participation in the upcoming Manufacturing in America (MiA) 2024 event, hosted by Siemens and Electro-Matic Products. The event takes place on Wednesday, September 25, 2024 at Ford Field in Detroit, MI. Patti Engineering Founder and CEO Sam Hoff will present a seminar titled “Utilizing Digital Tools for Commissioning and Life Cycle Management” at 10:00 a.m. in Suite Pantry Lobby 4. In addition, engineers from Patti Engineering will meet with attendees at exhibit #402 to discuss control system integration and Industry 4.0 digitalization strategies.
“The Manufacturing in America conference has always been a great way for us to both learn from others in the manufacturing community as well as share our own depth of knowledge on topics such as robotics, legacy controls upgrades, countless strategies for OEE improvement, edge/cloud computing, digital twins, data analytics, vision system integration, and other advanced Industry 4.0 technologies,” said Hoff. “It’s an exciting event and we always look forward to it.”
Hoff’s presentation will discuss how various tools including FANUC’s ROBOGUIDE robot simulation software, Siemens’ Tecnomatix Process Simulate, Siemens’ Tecnomatix Plant Simulate and Siemens’ virtual PLC software, PLCSim Advanced can be used to virtually commission a system in a visualized environment, therefore speeding up and reducing the costs of the physical commissioning process. In addition, Hoff will discuss how the same tools can be continually updated post-commissioning based on the actual system’s real-world parameters so that it behaves in the same way as the real system – popularly called a digital twin. Finally, Hoff will address how a mature digital twin can be used to guide the process of continuous improvement of OEE parameters throughout the system’s entire lifecycle.
MiA 2024 brings together thousands of professionals from the manufacturing community to share and explore the latest advancements in manufacturing technology, discuss current best practices, and guide the future of this dynamic industry. Attendees can participate in dozens of technical seminars and exhibits dedicated to automation, digitalization, controls, drive technologies, smart manufacturing for automotive OEMs, artificial intelligence in manufacturing, AGV/AMR logistics systems, IT/OT integration, and aerospace automation.
