SMTA Introduces High Reliability: Strategic Technology Advancement Research Forum

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The SMTA is excited to introduce a new event for manufacturers in the high reliability sector which takes place on April 18, 2023 in Kansas City, Missouri, USA. The High Reliability: Strategic Technology Advancement Research Forum will be held at the Kansas City Marriott Downtown.

Registration for the High Reliability: Strategic Technology Advancement Research (STAR) Forum is open. This event aims to share information on how manufacturing professionals deliver resilient products that tolerate extreme environments. The program will focus on all aspects of high reliability manufacturing including design, manufacturing, testing, assembly of box build, and how the customer uses the high reliability technology for future projects. The SMTA is still accepting abstracts for this event.

The newly renovated Kansas City Marriott Downtown provides an environment for attendees to learn and network while enjoying the historic charm of Kansas City. Discounted hotel rates are available when booking through the event website by March 27, 2023.

Sponsorship and Exhibiting opportunities are available for this event. View more details on SMTA’s website.

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