SIS 2021: The benchmark event for surface inspection and quality assurance systems
The preliminary agenda is set, exhibitors have confirmed their participation and the doors to the 2021 Surface Inspection Summit (SIS) in Aachen, Germany are ready to open from November 9th to 10th.
Visitors can look forward to the comprehensive agenda covering new developments in industrial and institutional research, spanning industry 4.0, artificial intelligence and automation. Experts will also deep dive into product-specific case studies and share their knowledge and experiences.
Throughout the exhibition, manufacturers of OIS and OIS components will present new breakthroughs and products.
Where great minds come together
Leading experts from across Europe will be presenting their ground-breaking insights at this exclusive industry event.
For two consecutive days, big names from the surface inspection sector, steel – and for the first time at SIS – the aluminium industry will come together and share their findings.
The focus of several sessions will be on the user’s point of view and how they can benefit from the latest surface inspection solutions on the market.
For those already using or intending to use automated surface inspection and quality assurance technology, SIS is a compact source of knowledge and an invaluable networking opportunity.
The same goes for those working in the steel and non-ferrous metals industries interested in surface inspection.
Leading suppliers and industry players
The additional value on-site events are known to provide lie in the personal encounters that take place throughout the event.
The following companies will be showcasing their innovations and insights at the exhibition floor of SIS 2021: AMETEK Surface Vision, IMS Messsysteme GmbH, ISRA PARSYTEC GmbH, Clecim S.A.S., Deepgray, Dr. Schenk GmbH Industriemesstechnik, QuinLogic GmbH, and Nextsense.
In the past, the interactions and discussions among suppliers and users on the exhibition floor have always been an invaluable part of the SIS experience. Of course, this year all interactions will only be possible within the boundaries of our carefully devised hygiene concept.