Michael Ference Fluid Power Marketing

Well, I don't have the answer to that question but I know of some experts who can certainly give some very interesting insights into the understanding of the role of IoT in fluid power. At our November 19-20, 2019 Fluid Power Technology Conference in Cleveland at CSU, our IoT panel will discuss that very topic.  Included on that panel of experts will be Jeremy Drury of IoT Diagnostics, Adam Livesay of Elevat IoT, Mike Nager of Festo, and Rodney Rusk of Bosch Rexroth. They will be discussing the concepts, methods, and technologies being used to implement IoT into fluid power systems.  They will consider where on your machinery this new technology should be introduced, who in your facility should be involved, and what technologies should be considered. It is interesting that in a mature technology like fluid power that developers are finding ways to improve the operation, efficiency, and expected results of all types of industrial and mobile machinery including ol...

We will be bringing our Fluid Power Technology Conference to the Wolstein Center at Cleveland State University in Cleveland, Ohio on November 19-20, 2019.  The same format that has successfully been used at MSOE in Milwaukee for the past few years will be used at CSU. Our upcoming Cleveland event will include two days of seminar sessions presented by our expert trainers and our exhibitor experts on various fluid power subjects.  We will also feature a keynote speaker to open the FPTC. I invite you to visit our website to register in the near future https://www.fluidpowertechconference.com Attendees can chose the sessions they wish to attend and then ask specific questions to the presenters at their respective booths.  This gives the presenters the opportunity to offer a solution to a fluid power applications and then customize that solution to the specific needs of an attendee. Join us for technical learning, networking, and more at the Fluid...

We are happy to announce the next location and dates for our Fluid Power Technology Conference.  It will be held in Cleveland, Ohio at Cleveland State University.  The tentative dates are November 19-20, 2019. We will be bringing the same level of fluid power technical content to our audience in Cleveland that we provided from the stages at MSOE in Milwaukee earlier in May.  There will be keynote speakers, a panel, presentations by exhibitors, our own expert presenters, and fluid power exhibits of current technology. So please mark your calendar and save the date for FPTC- Cleveland.  Please contact me if you are interested in joining us as a sponsor, exhibitor, and presenter.