IoT was well covered at our Fluid Power Technology Conference

One of the main themes of the 2019 Fluid Power Technology Conference held in Cleveland earlier this week was IoT and how it will shape the future of fluid power.  We opened the event on Tuesday with a panel discussion on the topic with Jeremy Drury of IoT Diagnostics, Mike Nager of Festo, and Adam Livesay of Elevat.IoT.


Our Editor, Mary Gannon did a great job of moderating and asking the questions.  This will continue to be a topic that receives lots of consideration and attention in the coming years as IoT and Industry 4.0 continue to affect the future of fluid power technology.

Later in the event, Jeremy and his colleague, Will Tudoroff discussed The Missing Link Between Lubrication and Vibration Analysis in one of our breakout sessions.  Then, the IoT Diagnostics equipment was reviewed by our attendees at a site in the Wolstein Center where it could be accommodated.  A more in-depth and direct explanation was provided by Jeremy and Will to many interested attendees.


We thanks IoT Diagnostics for being a Platinum Sponsor at the Fluid Power Technology Conference and I invite you to visit their website for more information about what they have to offer.  Here is a link.


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