IMTS 2022 Conference: Connected Systems to Deliver Predicted Outcomes

Learn how to use automated concepts in the manufacturing process.

Connected Systems to Deliver Predicted Outcomes with Gleason Automation
Connected Systems to Deliver Predicted Outcomes with Gleason Automation
GIE Media’s Manufacturing Group

About the presentation
In conventional part manufacturing, quality control is carried out randomly. Only a few parts are inspected. This method is used due to the longer measuring times in comparison to the actual production time and limited overall measuring capacity to cope with increased inspection demands. To guarantee process reliability, statistics are used to validate the process, but this method results in a significant reduction of manufacturing tolerance compared to drawing tolerance. In addition, increasing technical requirements of end products and changing consumer expectations for performance, for example in new e-vehicles, results in very tight tolerances on parts in these products. Relying on statistical evaluation makes the production of these parts even more challenging and expensive. This presentation reviews automated concepts for manufacturing challenging parts such as gears. Using surveillance metrology for inline inspection opens new possibilities for process control.

Registration
Powered by AMT and managed by GIE Media, The IMTS 2022 Conference features 69 different sessions you won’t want to miss so register today. Focused on a range of topics that include process innovation, plant operations, quality/inspection, and automation, The IMTS 2022 Conference addresses improving productivity; improving part quality; and developing a stable, competent workforce to lower the cost of manufacturing in the United States and create new levels of market demand.

Meet your presenterChristian Sterner is the general manager and chief engineer at Gleason Automation Systems. He previously worked as the chief operating officer at CareGo Tek Inc., the president at M&R Automation, and the president and chief engineer at Sterner Automation Ltd. Sterner has a bachelor’s degree in applied science from the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada.

About the company

The global need for quieter, stronger, and more affordable gears of all types and sizes has never been greater. Explosive economic growth in developing nations and an insatiable global demand for everything from energy to materials has fueled an unprecedented need for advanced new gear production technology. Whatever your gear production requirements, Gleason has the solutions you need.