Over the next few days, engineers, technicians, and decision-makers from the Nordic and Baltic countries will gather in Snekkersten. This is in connection with the annual Nordic Test Forum (NTF) conference, which will focus on the latest technologies, tools, and instruments within, among other areas, electronics manufacturing and test.
What does the programme look like?
When the annual NTF conference takes place on 27–28 November 2018, there will, among other things, be a panel debate under the headline: “Robotics in Testing vs. Traditional Automation?”. In addition, there will also be a workshop on the Industrial Internet of Things, as well as several technical presentations on test and automation. All of this is something we look forward to learning more about, as we currently have many ongoing test and automation projects, as well as many in the pipeline.
As for the programme, our LabVIEW and TestStand expert Jens Christian Andersen is, among other things, looking forward to learning more about the use of robots in connection with testing, and he is also looking forward to discussing the latest technologies with other professionals and specialists from Scandinavia.
What is Nordic Test Forum (NTF)?
The purpose of NTF is to facilitate a forum where test engineers and other professionals from the Nordic and Baltic countries can exchange experiences, ideas, and other knowledge within the technological test field. At present, NTF’s primary focus is on production testing of PCBs and systems.
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