On November 5th, 2024, Kistler hosted our networking event, bringing together experts and innovation leaders.
Together they explored challenges and solutions in advanced measurement and microtechnology. Discover the highlights of their presentations.
Joëlle Tosetti, Program Manager for the Innovation Booster Microtech, opened the session with a warm thank you to Kistler for their hospitality. She outlined the Booster’s goals in fostering innovation and introduced the 8th project loop.
Kistler and Innovation in Advanced Measurement
Peter Höffgen, Member of the Executive Committee at Kistler, provided an overview of the company’s evolution, from pioneering piezoelectric sensors to comprehensive measurement solutions. He highlighted Kistler’s strengths as a trusted partner for industries requiring high-precision data measurement, closely aligned with global trends like sustainable mobility, digitalization, and AI.
Force Measurement in Assembly Processes
Jean-Charles Authier, Director Development & Engineering Services at Mikron Automation, demonstrated how force measurement can yield valuable insights in assembly processes. His presentation showcased high-precision measurement solutions to optimize quality and productivity in industrial automation.
Autonomous Quality Prediction in Injection Molding
Prof. Mario Studer from OST presented his team’s research on autonomous quality prediction in injection molding. By leveraging digitalization, his team develops real-time prediction methods to ensure optimal quality from the start of production, meeting increasing demands for sustainability and waste reduction.
AI in GMP Environments
Tristan Salomon, CEO of Axom, shared insights into the use of AI for visual inspection in GMP-compliant environments. He emphasized the critical need for rigorous algorithm validation to ensure product safety in the pharmaceutical industry and improve quality control standards.
Compensation of Dynamic Influences in Force Measurement
Stephan Vogel, Head of Business Development at Kistler, presented solutions for compensating dynamic forces in high-speed assembly processes, particularly in applications like auto-injectors. His research demonstrated that, with sensors and compensation algorithms, it is possible to improve precision and efficiency, even in demanding production environments.
Concluding with
This event provided a comprehensive overview of innovations in precision measurement and digital technologies applied to industry. Many thanks to Kistler and all the speakers for their valuable contributions.
