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SMTA International 2020 begins next week, and I-Connect007 will bring you complete coverage of this brand-new, virtual event through Real Time with… SMTAI 2020.
The virtual SMTA International Electronics Exhibition takes place September 28–30, but we’ve already started capturing and featuring video interviews with the industry’s top executives, engineers, and managers. By watching these pre-show interviews, you will be able to make the most of your time next week. Stay up to date with the latest developments in the SMT community—all without leaving your office.
Visit Real Time with… SMTAI 2020 and SMT007 now to catch our timely pre-show interviews with the SMT industry’s movers and shakers.
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Real Time with...SMTAI 2020: Seika’s Preparation Pays Off
10/02/2020 |
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Nolan Johnson and Seika Machinery’s Michelle Ogihara, senior sales and marketing manager, catch up on SMTAI 2020. Michelle shares her team’s generally positive experience in preparing for the exhibition, details the new products on display in the Seika virtual booth, and describes an experience from SMTAI that could have only happened at a virtual event like this.
Real Time with...SMTAI 2020: Creative Electron Moves Toward Autonomous Systems
10/01/2020 |
Real Time with...SMTAI
Andy Shaughnessy recently spoke with Dr. Bill Cardoso, CEO of Creative Electron, a provider of advanced X-ray inspection systems. Bill discusses some of the new technologies the company will demonstrate in their virtual booth at SMTAI, including a next-generation X-ray parts counter and a new software platform that offers better automation than ever. He also explains the company’s plan to migrate from automation to autonomous systems by using AI to help remove humans from the process.
Real Time with... SMTAI 2020: First-Day Wrap-Up
09/29/2020 |
I-Connect007 Editorial Team
SMTA International 2020 kicked off on Monday morning with attendees and exhibitors mingling and chatting about the latest SMT products and services—virtually, of course. Debbie Carboni, former SMTA VP of Expos, reported that there were “only a few hiccups,” which were addressed quickly and effectively. “This is much better than any other virtual event I have participated in,” she said.
