SuperiorControls Presents New Conveyance Technology at AMS NA 2013
Summary
Mr. Emery compared and contrasted his personal experience overseeing the design, build and installation of a traditional vehicle production conveyance system vs. an IPT® assembly line using Battery-free AGVs.Automotive Manufacturing Solutions (AMS) conducts events worldwide to support networking, information and business contacts for vehicle makers, tier suppliers and providers of systems, materials & services.Detroit, MI, September 24, 2013 --( PR.com )-- Rod Emery, VP of Engineering for SuperiorControls in Plymouth, Michigan, presented a case study on Battery-free AGVs and Inductive Power Transfer (IPT®) assembly line conveyance at the AMS North America Conference on September 24, 2013.SuperiorControls designs, builds and integrates turn-key assembly lines, including those utilizing IPT®, a wireless data and power transfer technology invented by Conductix-Wampfler .Emery compared and contrasted his personal experience overseeing the design, build and installation of a traditional vehicle production conveyance system vs. an IPT® assembly line using Battery-free AGVs.SuperiorControls has partnered with Conductix-Wampfler and is now the leading provider of IPT® assembly lines in the U.S. For more info, please contact Rod at remery@superiorcontrols.net.IPT® is a registered trademark of Conductix-Wampfler.Automotive Manufacturing Solutions (AMS) conducts events worldwide to support networking, information and business contacts for vehicle makers, tier suppliers and providers of systems, materials & services.SuperiorControls designs and builds to advance the art of manufacturing, through automation, gaging and factory intelligence.