Join us for the next session of our Virtual Series

 On October 13, 2020 our Fluid Power Technology Conference Virtual Series will continue with a presentation from FD-Groups America who has been a regular participant in our live conference over the years.

Our speaker will be Ashley Busquets of FD-Groups America, a company that offers its customers a complete Model Based Design approach.  Following the design and verification of the satisfactory behavior of a machine, the MBD approach can be extended to the control system development.  Applications on industrial cases including a hydrostatic transmission control, virtual intervention zones for a platform, and the latest endeavor of autonomous driving of agricultural machinery will be presented in this FPTC virtual session.

We thank Ashley and FD-Groups America for sharing their expertise with our audience.  Registration for the event is free and you can follow this link to sign up.  This will be the seventh in our Virtual Series.  Following Ashley's presentation, we will host a question and answer session.

During all of our sessions, we offer a Showcase to our audience that features video explanations of the solutions offered by our sponsors.  Join us for the Fluid Power Technology Conference Virtual Series.  If you have missed our previous sessions, you can fine them on-demand at this link.

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