Coming on Tuesday 9/29/20 A special opportunity

 On Tuesday, September 29. 2020 our next session of our Fluid Power Technology Conference Virtual Series will take place with Jeremy Drury of IoT Diagnostics presenting.



Here is a brief preview of his presentation

Attend the FPTC virtual series session on Tuesday, September 29th, 10AM EST with Jeremy Drury, President of IoT Diagnostics!

Learn from IoT Diagnostics’ collective decades of experience in Fluid Power to go back to the basics and learn how linking the three fundamental pieces of any IoT journey can quickly realize the expectations we have for this technology. Then, explore applications across 3 critical pieces of fluid power, and how to use the IoT to monitor the health of the heart, blood, and muscle of our systems by looking at hydraulic pumps, lubrication, and power units.

See why IoT can be as easy as 1 2 3.

After Jeremy’s session, he will be meeting one-on-one with individuals interested in learning more about the solutions offered by IoT Diagnostics. Once you register for this session, you will receive an email on how to reserve your time slot with Jeremy! 

You can register for this session by clicking here.

This session will be starting at 10:00 AM which is earlier that our usual starting time to allow for special one-on-one sessions with Jeremy following his presentation.  So if you sign up now for the free presentation, you will have the opportunity to sign up also for a special free one-on-one discussion with Jeremy about your company's IoT needs.


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