Exhibitor Directory - Electro

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Exhibitor Directory
A&E Engineering
805 Suburban Park Dr.
Greer, SC 29561
864.527.6400
www.aeengr.com
Electro-Matic Integrated, Inc.
23410 Industrial Park Ct.
Farmington Hills, MI 48335
248.472.1182
www.emintegrated.com
Helukabel USA
1490 Crispin Dr
Elgin, IL 60123
847.930.5118
helukabel.com
OPS Solutions, LLC
24371 Catherine Industrial Dr. Ste 235
Novi, MI 48375
248.374.8000
ops-solutions.com
SME - Big M Event
One SME Drive
Dearborn, MI 48128
800.733.4763
www.sme.org
ATI Industrial Automation
1031 Goodworth Drive
Apex, NC 27539
919.772.0115
www.ati-ia.com
Electro-Matic Products, Inc.
23409 Industrial Park Ct.
248.472.1182
www.electro-matic.com
Hilscher North America Inc.
901 Warrenville Rd. Ste. 410
Lisle, IL 60532
630.505.5301
hilscher.com
PaR Systems
554 North Avenue NW
Atlanta, GA 30318
404.874.0090
www.par.com
Stober
1781 Downing Dr.
Marysville, KY 41056
606.759.5090
stober.com
Automation Alley
2675 Bellingham Dr.
Troy, MI 48083
800.427.5100
automationalley.com
Electro-Matic Visual, Inc.
23660 Industrial Park Dr.
866.998.0990
www.empvisual.com
ILS Technology
5300 Broken Sound Blvd Ste 150
Boca Raton, FL 33487
561.982.9898
ilstechnology.com
Patti Engineering
2100 E Walton Blvd Ste A
Auburn Hills, MI 48326
248.364.3200
pattieng.com
Turck
3000 Campus Dr.
Plymouth, MN 55441
800.544.7769
turck.us
Berk-Tek / Nexans
132 White Oak Rd.
New Holland, PA 17557
717.354.6200
nexans.com
Emergi-Lite
1800 Hymus Blvd.
Dorval, QC, Canada H9P 1J5
514.685.2277
www.emergi-lite.com
Intec Automated Controls, Inc.
44440 Phoenix Dr.
Sterling Heights, MI 48314
586.532.8881
intecautomated.com
Powersmiths International
41248 Ravines Edge Way
Lagrange, OH 44050
216.319.3519
powersmiths.com
University of Toledo
2801 W. Bancroﬅ St.
Toledo, OH 43606
419.530.8000
utoledo.edu
Intercontec Produkt GmbH
Bernrieder Str. 15
94559 Niederwinkling, Germany
248.615.3808
intercontec.com
Pyramid Solutions
30200 Telegraph Rd.
Bingham Farms, MI 48025
248.549.1200
pyramidsolutions.com
Vista Solutions
2835 Kew Dr. Unit #1
Windsor, ON N8T 3B7
519.974.3330
vistasolutions.ca
Brave Control Solutions Inc.
4520 Rhodes Dr
Windsor, Ontario, Canada N8T SC2
519.974.9955
bravecs.com
Conductix-Wampfler
10102 F St.
Omaha, NE 68127
402.339.9300
conductix.com
ePlan Soﬅware and Service
37000 Grand River Ave Ste 380
248.945.9210
eplanusa.com
Lapp Group
29 Hanover Rd.
Florham Park, NJ 07932
800.774.3539
lappusa.com
R&E Automated
44440 Phoenix Dr.
Sterling Heights, MI 48314
586.228.1900
reautomated.com
Wattstopper
2800 De La Cruz Blvd.
Santa Clara, CA 95050
408.988.5331
www.wattstopper.com
Consumers Energy Business Solutions
3965 Okemos Rd
Okemos, MI 48864
517-481-2972
consumersenergy.com
Festo Corporation
395 Moreland Rd
Hauppauge, NY 11788
631.404.3174
www.festo.com
Macomb Community College
14500 E 12 Mile Rd.
Warren, MI 48088
586.445.7639
macomb.edu
RedViking
46247 Five Mile Rd.
Plymouth, MI 48170
734.454.0500
redvikingeng.com
Wayne State University
4855 4th St.
Detroit, MI 48202
313.577.8165
wayne.edu
Control System Innovators Corp.
1550 Yorktown Ct, Unit 1
Burlington, ON L7P 5B7
905.681.1580
www.csiinnovation.com
Fives DyAG
23400 Halsted Rd.
248.426.8300
www.fivesgroup.com
Michigan Economic Development
Corporation
300 North Washington Sq.
Lansing, MI 48913
517.241.2617
Rittal
425 N Martingale Rd. Ste 400
Schaumburg, IL 60173
800.477.4000
rittal.us
Wirecraﬅers
6208 Strawberry Ln.
Louisville, KY 40214
800.626.1816
wirecraﬅers.com
Control System International Eng.
25025 Dei St.
Madson Heights, MI 48071
313.963.0256
www.consystint.com
Fori Automation
50955 Wing Dr.
Shelby Township, MI 48315
586.247.2336
www.foriauto.com
MDT Soﬅware
3480 Preston Ridge Rd.
Alpharetta, GA 30022
678.297.1000
mdt-soﬅware.com
RoviSys
1455 Danner Dr.
Aurora, OH 44202
330.562.8600
rovisys.com
Datalogic
511 School House Rd.
Telford, PA 18969
800.227.2633
automation.datalogic.com
Fortress Interlocks
1455 Jamike Ave Ste 200
Erlangen, KY 41018
859.578.2390
fortressinterlocks.com
Monroe Co.Community College
1555 S Raisinville Rd.
Monroe, MI 48161
734.384.4120
monroeccc.edu
SAE Foundation
400 Commonwealth Dr.
Warrendale, PA 15096
248.273.2472
www.sae.org
Detroit Reg. Ch., US Green Building
Council
461 Burroughs St.
Detroit, MI 48206
313.355.9020
Harry Major Machine
34801 Capital Blvd.
Clinton Township, MI 48036
586.783.7030
hmm-us.com
Nook Industries
4950 E 49th St
Cleveland, OH 44125
216.271.7900
nookindustries.com
Siemens Building Technologies
45470 Commerce Center Dr.
Plymouth Township, MI 48170
734.456.3800
siemens.com
eFlex Systems
210 W. Tienken Rd.
Rochester Hills, MI 48306
248.651.5979
eflexsystems.com
Harting Inc.
1370 Bowes Rd
Elgin, IL 60123
877.741.1500
harting-usa.com
Oakland University
2200 N. Squirrel Rd.
Rochester, MI 48309
248.370.2989
oakland.edu
Siemens Industry Automation Group
5555 New King Drive
Troy, MI 48098
248.712.8725
www.industry.usa.siemens.com/automation
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MARCH 11 -12
FORD FIELD • DETROIT
2 0 1 5 M A N U FA C T U R I N G I N A M E R I C A S Y M P O S I U M fe a t u r i n g T E C H N O LO G Y T I P - O F F
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Event Registration and Hotel Information
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COMMUNITY.
COLLABORATION.
INNOVATION.
Siemens and Electro-Matic invite you to join executives,
technology leaders, and innovators in the manufacturing
industry to broaden your understanding of the latest
emerging automation, controls, drive technologies and
PLM within this evolving industry.
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Registration and Hotel Information
Automotive Manufacturing Summit
Technology Tip-Off
Event Activities
Presenting Exhibitor: Siemens Industry, Inc.
Presenting Exhibitor: Electro-Matic Ventures, Inc.
Exhibitor Floor Plan
Exhibitors
Seminar Learning Tracks
Wednesday Seminar Schedule
Thursday Seminar Schedule
Seminar Descriptions
Notes
Exhibitor Directory
Registration is required for attending the FREE Exhibitor Show and Seminars
at the 2015 Manufacturing in America Symposium featuring Technology
Tip-Off and must be done prior to the show by using the QR code available on
this page or by visiting the following web site:
techtipoff.com
Hotel Information
The 2015 Manufacturing in America Symposium featuring Technology Tip-Off
also offers a group discount with two local hotels: the Greektown Casino and
Hotel and the Hilton Garden Inn, both of which are within walking distance of
Ford Field. Availability is limited. Rooms must be booked by February 18th.
Seminar spaces fill quickly and are reserved on a
first-come, first-serve basis. Parking is also free at
the Ford Field Parking Garage located on the east
side of St. Antoine.
The Parking Garage address is: 1902 St. Antoine, Detroit, MI 48226
$135 / night
$167 / night
• Complimentary self and valet parking
• Wireless internet in guest rooms
• $10 Bonus Play for Greektown Casino
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• Wireless internet in guest rooms
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Booking Information
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F O R D F I E L D • D E T R O I T • M A R C H 1 1 - 1 2 , 2 0 1 5 • T E C H T I P O F F. C O M
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Automotive Manufacturing Summit
Booth 00
Booth 00
Join Siemens and Electro-Matic Products for a morning of in depth presentations, discussions, and best practices from leaders in manufacturing, the
economy, technology, and innovation.
Keynote Speaker
Jeremy Gutsche
jeremygutsche.com
World renowned innovation expert, and award
winning author, Jeremy Gutsche will be keynoting
our thought provoking leadership event. He is one
of the most requested keynote speakers on the
planet, and the founder of TrendHunter.com, the
world's #1 most popular trend website, attracting
over 2 BILLION views from 100,000,000 total
visitors. Prior to Trend Hunter, Jeremy grew a $1
billion portfolio for a bank and today, over 300
brands, billionaires and CEOs rely on his unique expertise to FIND BETTER
IDEAS FASTER.
Technology Tip-Off
Booth 00
• Manufacturing economic outlook and the interdependence of the Manufacturing and the US, and Local Economy. Manufacturing’s contribution to
economy.
Two days with over 100 technical seminars, over 50 different hands-on
product stations on two exhibition floors, one-on-one discussions with top
industry experts and networking opportunities.
• Outlook on the future of Manufacturing in Automotive
Over 100 Focused Seminars
• Pursuit of Innovation. Discovering new technology trends and acting on them.
Technology Tip-Off is a Technology Transfer Event and the variety and
breadth of seminars at this year’s event is sure to hold significant educational
value for you and your areas of expertise. If your field is Engineering Management, Electrical Engineering, Controls Engineering, Facilities Management.
Energy and Sustainability, Plant Maintenance, Plant Safety, or Operations you
will surely find multiple seminars available for your attendance to enhance
your knowledge of the latest technology and how it can benefit you and your
company to gain a competitive advantage.
Additional Speakers
George B. Barnych Director of Research & Development Programs, DMDII
Mr. George Barnych is the Director of Research and Development Programs at
the Digital Manufacturing and Design Innovation Institute (DMDII), which
addresses the life cycle of digital data interchanged among a myriad of
design, engineering, manufacturing and maintenance systems, and flowing
across an integrated, networked supply chain.
Brian Beaulieu ITR Economist
He has been described as "a new breed of trend spotter" by The Guardian, "an
eagle eye" by Global TV, an "Oracle" by the Globe and Mail, an "intellectual can
of Red Bull" by Association Week and "on the forefront of cool" by MTV.
Brian Beaulieu has been an economist with ITR Economics since 1982 and its
CEO since 1987. He is also Chief Economist for Vistage International and TEC,
global organizations comprised of over 13,000 CEO’s. At ITR, Brian has been
engaged in applied research regarding business cycle trend analysis and the
utilization of that research at a practical business level.
In addition to our keynote speaker, many more discussions will be
addressed by experts in their own fields with topics including:
Andrew Herbert North American Stamping Chief Engineer, Ford Motor Company
• Taking advantage of transformative technologies to outsmart the competition. The importance of Digital Manufacturing.
• Digital Manufacturing fueling the manufacturing renaissance.
Andrew has been with Ford Motor Company for 30 years, and currently serves
as Chief Stamping Engineer, Stamping Business Unit in Dearborn. Herbert’s
expertise lies in implementing lean, quality, maintenance and safety processes
worldwide in both plant and staff settings that achieve high-end results.
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Technical and Practical Seminar topics include PLC’s, Servo Systems,
Security, Sustainability, Industrial Networks, LED technology, IT, RFID, Safety,
Design Soﬅware, Machine Vision, VFD Drives, Hybrid Cable, Energy Management, UL/IEC, Traceability, Operator Interfaces, Troubleshooting, and Start
Up techniques. These seminars will be held over the two days of the event
March 11th and 12th with many of them repeating each day to allow you to hit
the key seminars that will benefit you the most.
Over 50 Hands-On Product Stations
Technology Tip-Off is sponsored by International Technology Companies that
are leaders in their field. Technology Specialists from each of these companies will be present for hands on demonstrations of their latest innovations
and value propositions. This unique trade fair will allow you to have a one on
one discussion with an industry expert and the opportunity to discuss your
needs and problems you face in the implementation of technology in your
workplace.
Companies such as Electro-Matic, Siemens, Turck, Rittal, Datalogic, Fortress,
Intercontec, and many more will have their latest products on display for you
to view and gain more knowledge of the products and solutions you can use
to improve your designs and plant operations. Executives and Engineering
Managers from each of these companies are available along with conference
room space for one on one meetings if you have special needs that need to be
reviewed. See your Electro- Matic Account Representative to schedule these
meetings as needed.
A complete listing of sponsoring vendors and company descriptions can be
found on pages 13 to 21.
See Pages 22 to 41 for a complete listing of scheduled seminars and detailed
descriptions. The registration process will allow you to sign up for the
seminars that you wish to attend.
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Event Activities
Event Activities
West Atrium
Ford Field Turf
Adams Street Concourse
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Adams Street Concourse
Sponsored by
FIRST Robotics Team Exhibitions
Ford Field Podium Press Photo
Ford Field Tours
Join four regional FIRST Robotics teams on the Ford Field turf for exhibitions
showing off the capabilities of each team’s robot. Featuring: Knight Vision
Team 4940, Northville Robostangs Team 548, Novi Frog Force Team 503, and
Walled Lake Monsters Team 308.
Get your picture taken at the Ford Field press conference podium! Located in
the main concourse areas on both days of the Technology Tip-Off event. On
Thursday morning there will be a professional photographer stationed at the
booth to take your photo from 9:00am - 1:00pm.
Take part in a guided tour of the home of the National Football League’s
Detroit Lions! The tour includes stops on the Press Level of Ford Field, the
Rooﬅop Suite, Club Level, Luxury Suites, Visitors Locker Room and the Lions’
own locker room and concludes with a stop on the Ford Field turf.
Wednesday, March 11th
Thursday, March 12th
Thursday: Photographer
4:00pm - 7:00pm
12:30pm and 3:00pm
12:30pm and 3:00pm
12:00pm - 6:00pm
9:00am - 1:00pm
12:00pm - 5:00pm
12:00pm - 5:00pm
Networking Cocktail Reception
Our Wednesday evening networking reception will feature live entertainment
from the band Acoustic Madness along with beverages and hors d’oeuvres.
Please join us in the West Atrium for this opportunity to see the hands-on
product stations, learn about the technologies, meet and share ideas.
Entertainment sponsored by Intec Automated Controls, Inc.
Ford Field Turf
West Atrium 2nd Floor
Field Goal Kicking
Virtual Golf Simulator
Do you have what it takes to walk onto the turf at Ford Field and split the
uprights on a 30-yard field goal? 40 yards? Why not go for real bragging rights
(and perhaps a professional football gig) with a 50-yard field goal?
Our indoor golf simulator takes you to Par 3 holes at world famous courses
like Teeth of the Dog, Morningside, Troon North and Princeville! A computerized leaderboard of the Top 15 Golfers at the event will be displayed for all to
see once each contestant finishes his or her five swings.
$10,000 Hole-in-One Contest sponsored by Turck
12:00pm - 6:00pm
12:00pm - 4:00pm
9:00am - 7:00pm
9:00am - 5:00pm
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Presenting Exhibitor
Booth 00
Siemens Industry, Inc.
Booth
00
West
Atrium
Booth 00
Digital Factory
Process Industries and Drives
The Digital Factory (DF) Division offers a comprehensive portfolio of
seamlessly integrated hardware, soﬅware and technology-based services in
order to support manufacturing companies worldwide in enhancing the
flexibility and efficiency of their manufacturing processes and reducing the
time to market of their products.
Measurably increase your productivity and improve your time to market –
with innovative, integrated technology across the entire lifecycle. We support
you in continuously improving the reliability, safety, and efficiency of products,
processes and plants.
What We Do
As your trusted partner, the Process Industries and Drives Division can
support you in continuously improving the reliability, safety, and efficiency of
your products, processes and plants. We can thus help you measurably
increase your productivity and improve your time to market – with innovative,
integrated technology across the entire lifecycle.
The seamless integration of data along the industrial value chains will gain
more and more in importance, becoming a key criterion for the survival of
developing / manufacturing companies. The Digital Factory Division aims to
provide its customers with a comprehensive portfolio of hardware and
soﬅware products which enable the comprehensive integration of data from
development, production and suppliers. The complete digital representation
of the entire physical value chain is our ultimate goal. We call the solution
platform which we created for this purpose "Digital Enterprise".
Digital Factory Solutions
• Automation Systems
• Industry Services
• Industrial Controls
• Industry Soﬅware
• Industrial Communication
• PC-based Automation
• Power Supplies
• Motion Control
• eCar Powertrain Systems
• Online Support
• Products for Specific Requirements
• Operator Control and Monitoring
Systems
What We Do
Around the world, we provide future-proof automation, drive technology,
industrial soﬅware, and services based on best-in-class technology
platforms like Totally Integrated Automation (TIA) or Integrated Drive
Systems (IDS). We work in close partnership with you to develop sustainable
solutions across the entire lifecycle – from design and engineering to modernization. We rely on standardized components wherever possible, complementing these with industry-specific solutions to meet customers’ specific
needs in all industry segments. This enables the availability of your products,
systems, and solutions over the long term.
Process Industries and Drives Solutions
Energy Management
Building Technologies
The Energy Management Division is one of the leading global suppliers of
products, systems, solutions, and services for the economical, reliable, and
intelligent transmission and distribution of electrical power.
Building Technologies is the world market leader for safe, energy efficient and
environmentally friendly buildings and infrastructure. As a technology
partner, consultant, service provider, system integrator and product supplier,
Building Technologies offers fire safety, security, building automation,
heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) as well as energy management products and services.
What We Do
As the trusted partner for the development and extension of an efficient and
reliable power infrastructure, the Energy Management Division provides
utility companies and industries with the portfolio that meets their needs.
This includes facilities and systems for the low-voltage and distribution
power grid level, smart grid and energy automation solutions, power supply
for industrial plants, and high-voltage transmission systems.
The Division develops innovative solutions which have the potential to cope
with the new challenges our energy systems worldwide are facing. This
includes a growing range such as the efficient transmission of bulk volumes of
green power over long distances, enabling dedicated power exchange
between power grids, connecting micro grids with the main grids.
Energy Management Solutions
• High Voltage Products
• Transformers
• Low Voltage Power Distribution
• Medium Voltage Switchgear and
Devices
• Power Transmission
• Smart Grid Solutions and Services
• Energy Automation
What We Do
High building performance levels combined with low operating costs allow
our customers to optimize the energy costs and reliability of their buildings.
We help them achieve these goals with energy management services as well
as integrated and automated building solutions which are tailored to specific
customer requirements. Building automation products and systems for
controlling heating, ventilation and air conditioning applications as well as
lighting and shading are used both in our own solutions and sold through
indirect distribution channels.
The broad range of integrated fire safety and IT-based security solutions
offered by the Building Technologies Division along with the associated
services ensures business continuity, protects investments and reduces our
customers’ risk exposure over the long term. In the fire safety segment,
Building Technologies offers state-of-the-art products and systems for fire
and gas detection, automatic extinguishing and for alarm and danger
management systems; these are sold through a range of distribution
channels.
Building Technologies Solutions
• Building Technologies Division
• Energy Efficiency in Buildings
• Process Automation
• Integrated Drive Systems
• Danger Management
• Integrated Airport Solutions
• Sensor Systems
• Plant Engineering Soﬅware
• Solutions for Hospitals
• Integrated Data Center Solutions
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Presenting Exhibitor
Booth 00
Electro-Matic Ventures, Inc.
Booth 00
Turning innovation
into value.
™
Since 1969, Electro-Matic has helped transform American industry by supplying automation components and solutions to leading U. S. manufacturers.
Today, Electro-Matic continues to leverage the value of emerging technologies by developing practical applications for industrial, commercial and retail
markets. As a technology company, we help our customers turn innovation
into value. As a one-hundred percent employee-owned business, our customers enjoy the benefit of a supplier partner intently focused on delivering
strong value-for-value relationships.
Booth 00
Booth U8
Booth A17
Products
Integrated
Visual
Electro-Matic Products is a High Tech Automation Distributor, providing value to many leading
manufacturers in the Midwest region. Many of
our customers are preeminent suppliers to the
automotive, aerospace, food and beverage,
steel, glass, tire, chemical and pharmaceutical
markets.
Electro-Matic Integrated is a solutions company
focused on connecting, sensing, configuring and
modifying industrial automation technologies.
The mission of Electro-Matic Visual is to
“Improve the profitability of our customers
through the utilization of LED technology.” Our
industry experts can show you how LED technology can improve your profits by improving
production efficiencies, increasing top line sales,
improving your profit margin mix, and reducing
your energy costs.
Electro-Matic's commitment to providing "World-Class Products" dictates
that we only work with the best suppliers. Our select product mix results in a
partnership with suppliers who share the same value-added distribution
ideas to deliver technology-based products, differentiated services, and
solutions to the industrial automation marketplace. These leading suppliers
include Siemens, Rittal, Fortress, Stober and several other leading companies.
Electro-Matic Products provides services and support that ranges from
simple product selection to complex motion sizing.
With our full time trainer, we offer a full range of educational opportunities
from short hands-on training sessions to on-site customer specific week long
training classes.
Electro-Matic is staffed with engineers to help customers create product
specific specifications to complete migration of existing platforms. No matter
what your technical needs are, Electro-Matic is poised and skilled to support
all of your industrial automation requirements.
Through the development of strong business
relationships with global leaders in the
manufacturing of automation components we
supply
a complementary group of reliable high technology automation
ent.
components, kits and assemblies found on industrial automation equipment.
In addition, our Integrated team is market driven, offering, value-added
services which include product selection assistance, application engineering,
packaging design, field service and installation.
Connectivity Solutions
• Intercontec Produkt GmbH
• Bulk Servo Motor Power and Feedback Cable (SMPF)
• SMPF Cable Assemblies
• Cat-Track Assemblies
• Fieldbus Cables and Assemblies
Configured Solutions
• Disconnects
• Remote Programming Ports
• Andon Systems
• HMI Assemblies
• Safety Fencing
• Rittal Mod Center
Factory Vision Industrial LED based Andon systems can keep your production
lines running at their top efficiency level by interfacing to your control system
PLC’s and process control system to provide real time information on line
bottlenecks or production stops. Keep your production team apprised of real
time production, quality, and goals with these in plant displays.
Electronic Message Centers or EMC’s can provide dynamic advertising
messages to your most targeted audience – those potential customers that
drive by your business every day. These EMC’s are proven to increase sales
and improve traffic to businesses.
EMC’s and Scrolling Indoor Messages can also improve your product mix to
sell more higher profit margin items to the customers who come in your doors.
This can result in enhanced profit margins.
LED lighting for your parking lot, buildings, offices, and warehouses can result
in significant cost savings while improving your lighting at your business.
Save up to 50 –70% of your lighing energy costs by retrofitting your obsolete
lighting to LED.
Electro-Matic Products, Inc.
Electro-Matic Integrated, Inc.
Electro-Matic Visual, Inc.
248-478-1182
electro-matic.com
248-478-1182
emintegrated.com
866.998.0990
empvisual.com
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EVENT AREA
DETAIL
Coat Check
Parking Garage
Detroit Lions Pro Shop
Show Badge for 10% Off
Ford Field Tours
Elevator
Registration
FIRST Robotics Team Booths
Golf Simulator
Escalator
Restroom
FIRST Robotics Team Exhibitions
Podium Press Photo
Food Station
Stairs
Field Goal Kicking
E X H I B I TO RS
E X H I B I TO RS
A10
Path to Seminar Rooms
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A20
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ADAMS STREET CONCOURSE
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ESCALATOR TO SEMINARS
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FLOOR
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U7
U6
ELEVATORS TO SEMINARS
USE ELEVATORS LOCATED ON LEVEL 3
TO ACCESS SEMINARS LOCATED IN
BASEMENT AND FLOORS 4-7
WAREHOUSE
ATRIUM
Atrium
Concourse
C1
Wattstopper
C16
eFlex Systems
C33
Pyramid Solutions
C2
Siemens Simatic IT
C17
Fives DyAG
C35
Emergi-Lite
C3
Brave Control Solutions
C18
A&E Engineering
C37
MDT Soﬅware
C4
Festo
C19
Nook / Stober
C39
RoviSys
C5
Hilscher
C20
ePlan
C41
C6
Fortress Interlocks
C21
Automation Alley
C43
C7
Fori Automation
C22
Helukabel
C45
A1
Siemens Building Technologies
A11
Siemens Smart Grid
A2
Siemens Sirius ACT
A12
Siemens HMI CoC
A3
Siemens Factory Automation TIA Wall
A13
Siemens Industrial PC
C8
Wirecraﬅers
C23
Oakland University
A4
Siemens Power Supplies
A14
Siemens SIMOGEAR
U1
Vista Solutions
U6
Turck
C9
ILS Technologies
C24
Control System Innovators
Conductix-Wampfler
Detroit Regional Chapter,
C47
US Green Building Council
C49 Control Systems International
A5
Siemens SC Profinet
A15
Siemens Drives and Motion Walls
U2
Datalogic
U7
Berk-Tek / Nexans
C10
Patti Engineering
C25
C51
Consumers Energy Business Solutions
A6
Siemens Customer Services
A16
RedViking
U3
Intercontec
U8
Electro-Matic Integrated
C11
OPS Solutions
C26
R&E Automated
C53
Northville Robostangs Team 548
A7
Siemens Industrial Identification and RFID
A17
Electro-Matic Visual
U4
Lapp Group USA
U9
Satie Systems
C12
SAE Foundation
C27
C55
Walled Lake Monsters Team 308
A8
Siemens Planning Efficiency
A18
Rittal
U5
Harting
C13
Harry Major Machine
C28
Michigan Economic Development Corp.
C57
Knight Vision Team 4940
A9
Siemens Control Products
C14
SME - Big M Event
C29
Monroe County Community College
C59
Novi Frog Force Team 503
A10
Siemens Mobile Showcase
A19 Siemens Low and Medium
Voltage Power Equipment
A20 Siemens Automotive Manufacturing Forum
C15
PaR Systems
C31
Wayne State University
Upper Atrium
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USE ESCALATOR LOCATED ON
LEVEL 2 TO ACCESS SEMINARS ON
LEVEL 3 AND ELEVATORS TO SEMINARS
IN BASEMENT AND FLOORS 4-7
U3 U4 U5
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
U9
13
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Exhibitors
Rittal Corporation is the U.S. subsidary of Rittal
GmbH & Co. KG the world's largest manufacturer of industrial enclosures and accessories,
including climate control and power management systems for industrial, data center, outdoor
and hybrid applications.
Rittal's off-the-shelf standard, modified
standard and custom-engineered products are
recognized throughout the world as innovative,
high quality solutions on or off the plant floor. No
matter the industry or complexity of your
configuration, Rittal Corporation can provide a
complete industrial enclosure system that
seamlessly integrates into your equipment and
applications.
A&E Engineering, Inc.
Automation Alley
A&E Engineering, Inc. (A&E) is a systems
integrator focused on providing control technology solutions to facilitate clients with their
operational goals. A Siemens Solution Partner,
A&E services multiple industries across the US
through project management, control system
integration, instrument and electrical design,
programming, information management, on-site
installation and commissioning.
ATI INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION is the leading
engineering-based world developer of robotic
accessories and robot arm tooling, including
Automatic
Tool
Changers,
Multi-Axis
Force/Torque Sensing Systems, Utility Couplers,
Robotic Deburring Tools, Robotic Collision
Sensors, Manual Tool Changers, and Compliance
Devices. Their robot end-effector products are
found in thousands of successful applications
around the world.
Automation Alley is a technology business
association and business accelerator dedicated
to growing the economy of Southeast Michigan
and enhancing the region's reputation around
the world. Automation Alley offers talent and
business
development
programs
and
matchmaking services to tech-focused
businesses of all sizes — from startups to large
corporations — to help them grow and prosper.
Ruth Ramos
Wright Sullivan
Catherine Morris
Sharon Blumeno
847.240.4613
[email protected]
864.527.6400
[email protected]
919.523.6060
[email protected]
248.457.3209
[email protected]
Booth U7
Booth C3
Booth C45
Turck
TURCK has become a pioneer in industrial
automation technology. Our mission, as a
leading value-added supplier of products to the
factory and process automation markets, is to
provide customers with a comprehensive line of
quality and advanced technology products in a
fast, flexible and accurate manner.
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
Booth C21
Rittal
Booth U6
Brave Control Solutions
Conductix, Inc.
Brave is a Control Systems Integration Company
that specializes in Siemens Automation.
Founded in 2008, we have been one of the
fastest growing engineering companies in
Canada, located minutes from Detroit. Please
stop by our booth to find out how we can help
solve your manufacturing challenges.
Conductix-Wampfler is the leading global
supplier of data and energy transmission
systems (conductor rail and IPT systems) for
battery-less AGVs, EMS, conveyors, skillets,
AS/RS, overhead factory cranes, and other
material handling devices used in vehicle plants.
We offer decades of engineering experience
applying mobile electrification technologies to
modern automotive plants and intralogistics
operations.
Don Dale
Jim Albano
Jamie Fryer
Eberhard Vonhof
586.306.6855
[email protected]
919.621.9527
[email protected]
519.990.3696
[email protected]
859.912.1256
[email protected]
Our extensive line of products includes
thousands of sensor, interface, cordset and
connector combinations that meet clients’
needs. TURCK is focused on the factory and
process automation industries, and producing
products that uphold uncompromising standards
for reliability and functionality.
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Berk-Tek / Nexans
Berk-Tek/Nexans is a global manufacturer of
industrial cable solutions for factory automation
applications. This includes the Nexans Motionline brand for robotics and industrial assembly,
plus Ber-Tek's Industrial Ethernet cables.
For 40 years we’ve dedicated ourselves to
develop, design and manufacture exceptionally
versatile products, while providing unsurpassed
service and support to our customers.
S EM I N ARS
Booth C43
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F LO O R P L AN
Booth C18
E X H I B I TO RS
E X H I B I TO RS
Booth A18
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15
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Exhibitors
Control System Innovators Corp. is a controls
and automation integrator focused on delivering
total satisfaction to OEM’s, vendors, and
end-users through consultation, design, project
management, implementation, and maintenance
of industrial control systems. We are a
designated Siemens Solution Partner, proven in
providing innovative control and motion
solutions to complex projects.
Control Systems International
Engineering, Inc.
Control Systems International Engineering Inc.
(CSI) has been implementing their Electrical
Control systems design in industry for over 20
years in both the US and Canada. If your product
includes Electrical designs with CAD/Eplan, PLC
soﬅware, drives implementation, systems
commissioning or project management, contact
CSI for consultation.
Booth U2
Booth C20
Booth C4
Datalogic
EPLAN Soﬅware & Services
Festo
Datalogic Industrial Automation, specialized in
the supply of products and solutions for the
Industrial Automation market, is one of the
major worldwide producers of automatic identification, safety, detection and marking solutions.
Eplan Soﬅware & Services is the world leader in
providing complete engineering design automation solutions. EPLAN leverages their powerful
database architecture to reduce design time by
as much as 60% with their CAE products. Electric
P8 for electrical design; Pro Panel for 3D
enclosure layout; PPE for plant & process
design, Fluid for fluid power design & Harness
proD for cable & wire harnesses.
Festo is a leading global manufacturer of
pneumatic and electromechanical systems,
components, and controls for process control
and factory automation solutions. Celebrating
over 40 years of innovation in the United States
and over 80 years globally. Festo continually
elevates the state of manufacturing with
innovations and optimized motion control
solutions.
Chris Iossifidis
Doug Patterson
Tim Eisler
Christine Knapik
Bill Janssens
289.208.3311
[email protected]
519.890.5856
[email protected]
248.854.9082
[email protected]
630.408.3863
[email protected]
734.693.4461
[email protected]
Booth C47
Booth C16
Booth C35
Booth C17
Booth C7
Booth C6
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
Detroit Regional Chapter, US
Green Building Council
A non-profit that seeks to help building owners,
facility managers, developers, brokers,
architects, and all professions involved in the
commercial and residential real estate space to
consider learning about healthier, smarter, more
energy and water efficient buildings in which to
live, work, and play. We are a community
resource and interface with government, for
profit and non-profit entities to improve the
health and vitality of our Michigan building stock
and developments, one building at a time.
eFlex Systems
Emergi-Lite
Fives DyAG
Fori Automation, Inc.
Fortress Interlocks
eFlex Systems is a recognized industry leader in
the design and implementation of advanced
soﬅware technology and world-class optimization solutions for the manufacturing and
information technology markets. Visit our booth
and see our solutions.
A global manufacturer of emergency lighting and
exit signs for the specification markets,
Emergi-Lite® products feature innovative
technologies that provide top performance,
reliability and cost efficiency. We offer a
complete range of emergency lighting and exit
signs, including such essentials as vandal-proof
signs and LED lighting options. Combine with our
Nexus management system and confirm,
instantly, the status of all emergency lighting
and exit signs, run diagnostics, and perform
monthly and annual functional tests.
A full service engineering company,
our
professionally trained staff has knowledge of the
latest automation technologies, turnkey
automation solutions and soﬅware products.
Global Design, Build and Integration of Automation, Assembly, Testing, and Welding Systems
for the Automotive and Non-Automotive
Industries.
Fortress Interlocks designs and manufactures
safety access and control systems. Fortress
offers an unrivaled portfolio suitable for application across a wide industrial base from power
generation and distribution, steel, automotive,
recycling, building materials through safeguarding robots and palletisers. Fortress is renowned
for innovative design, robust engineering and
reliability.
We help you achieve the right balance of
technology and lean manufacturing principles to
meet changing market demands.
With locations in Farmington Hills, MI, Charlotte,
NC, Birmingham, AL and Leon, Mx, Fives DyAG
employs a dynamic team of over 100 educated,
field tested, and highly qualified engineers.
Bob Mattler
Dan McKiernan
Richard Fillion
John Lopetrone
Mark VanHaverbeck
Bill Glenn
248.762.4370
[email protected]
313.938.1428
dmckiernan@eflexsystems.com
514.515.5033
richard.fi[email protected]
734.347.3217
john.lopetrone@fivesgroup.com
810.728.1814
[email protected]
513.325.4008
[email protected]
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F LO O R P L AN
Control System Innovators
Booth C49
E X H I B I TO RS
E X H I B I TO RS
Booth C24
16
17
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Exhibitors
F LO O R P L AN
Booth C22
Booth U4
Harry Major Machine
Harting
Helukabel
Lapp Group
Harry Major Machine specializes in the design
and manufacture of automated part handling
systems, industrial part washers, custom
conveyors, assembly systems, and special
machines. With over 50 years' experience, we
understand production part manufacturing and
use our broad spectrum of knowledge to help
you automate your manufacturing and production systems.
HARTING USA is the North American subsidiary
of HARTING, a German-based global leader in
the connector industry. We develop, manufacture and sell the world’s most durable and
reliable products and solutions for use in
mechanical and plant engineering, broadcast
and entertainment, factory automation, power
generation and distribution as well as industrial
electronics and telecommunication.
Helukabel USA is a manufacturer and supplier of
cables, wires and cable accessories. Our product
line includes flexible and high-flex control cable,
servo/VFD cables, BUS and Industrial Ethernet
cables, and multi-norm cables. In addition, we
carry an extensive stock of cable glands, connectors, cable tracks and other accessories.
At the Lapp Group, we understand the critical
role electrical connectivity products play in a
wide array of industrial manufacturing applications. And how our customers depend on the
quality, performance and durability of Lapp's
cable and connectivity solutions to keep their
facilities and lines up and running, even in the
most demanding conditions.
Lauren Major
David Mordell
Kevin Stanton
Jim Rawlins
Ryan Hundt
John Peters
586.822.4341
[email protected]
630.945.0929
[email protected]
317.850.0460
[email protected]
517.256.1003
[email protected]
517.614.1274
[email protected]
678.297.1012
john.peters@mdt-soﬅware.com
Booth C5
Booth C9
Booth U3
Booth C30
Michigan Economic Development
Corporation
Michigan Economic Development Corporation
exhibit focuses on sharing details of the Michigan
Advanced Technician Training (MAT2) program
with both attendees and other exhibitors.
Booth C19
Booth C37
MDT Soﬅware
MDT Soﬅware is a world leader in change
management solutions for automated devices.
MDT’s AutoSave product provides advanced
version control, automatic backup and recovery,
and program compare features for the most
comprehensive range of devices and editors in
the industry from Siemens, Schneider Electric,
Mitsubishi, Rockwell, FANUC and many others.
Booth C11
Booth C15
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
Hilscher NA Inc.
ILS Technology
Intercontec
Nook Industries
OPS Solutions
PaR Systems
Hilscher is a global provider of industrial network
inter-connectivity solutions. Hilscher’s family of
gateways convert industrial protocols whether
they be a simple serial bus, a Fieldbus or any of
many Real-Time-Ethernet protocols enabling
easy, less expensive and lower risk network
transitions. Hilscher is the solution for your
network communication need.
ILS Technology provides the deviceWISE
platform for the industrial Internet-of-Things.
deviceWISE facilitates data transfers between
PLCs from Siemens, Mitsubishi, Rockwell,
Omron and others, and enterprise systems,
databases, message queuing and application
server systems , including IBM, SAP, ORACLE
and Microsoﬅ.
Intercontec is the global leader in power, signal
and data communication connection technologies for industrial automation applications. With
proven, patented connector designs, that
withstand the most harsh and rugged application environments, it is no accident that
Intercontec has become the world leader in the
manufacture and supply of servo motion control
connectors.
Nook Industries is a Vertically Integrated
Manufacturer of Ball Screws, Acme Screws and
Electric Actuators. We provide electromechanical solutions for Linear Motion and
Automation Designers.
OPS Solutions, LLC. provides innovative
solutions to complex operational problems. Our
third generation patented projector-based
soﬅware, Light Guide Systems (LGS), uses
high-powered projector and vision systems to
guide and confirm completion of complicated
tasks. From assembly to quality control to
training, LGS’s technology provides the
traceability and flexibility demanded by leading
companies worldwide.
Leveraging our proprietary advanced motion
control technology, PaR offers Crane Control
products that can be installed on virtually any
crane to enhance performance and safety. Even
operators with no prior experience can quickly
learn to operate any crane virtually swing-free,
to precisely position loads, and avoid collisions.
Michael Cook
Paul Ryznar
Rob Loomis
216.337.9998
[email protected]
248.231.8460
[email protected]
608.335.4833
[email protected]
deviceWISE also provides seamless and secure
integration with the Cloud for remote control and
monitoring of any asset.
Victor Wolowec
David De la Rosa
Dave Bousfield
630.390.4053
[email protected]
561.302.3395
[email protected]
269.267.1402
[email protected]
dm.bousfi[email protected]
Rudolf Schambeck
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F LO O R P L AN
Booth U5
E X H I B I TO RS
E X H I B I TO RS
Booth C13
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19
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Exhibitors
Booth C33
Booth C14
Booth C19
Booth U1
Patti Engineering, Inc.
Pyramid Solutions
SME / Big M Event
Stober
Vista Solutions
Patti Engineering is a CSIA Certified Control
Systems Integrator and a Siemens Solution
Partner offering expert engineering and soﬅware
development for shop floor level controls and
front office business systems. From designing
and building new control systems, to upgrading
antiquated technology, Patti Engineering
provides complete turnkey control systems
integration services.
Powersmiths is committed to helping build a
sustainable future by supplying products and
services that help our customers: reduce
electricity waste, identify resource use at a
building’s
sub-system
level,
manage
greenhouse gas emissions, and orchestrate
corporate greening initiatives. Our product lines
include: high efficiency transformers, meters and
sensors, and sustainability management
systems.
Pyramid Solutions helps manufactures improve
operational efficiencies, reduce costs, and
creates visibility specializing in mobility, error
proofing, sequencing, lot traceability, quality and
manufacturing intelligence solutions. When you
partner with Pyramid Solutions, you can expect
an agile system that produces the control and
visibility necessary to manage your production
environment.
SME is an organization for individuals, students,
educators, and companies involved in all facets
of manufacturing. We connect all those who are
passionate about making things that improve
our world. SME supports the manufacturing
industry with resources, membership, training,
and content, while educating the current and
future workforce.
STOBER manufactures and assembles products
for North America. Our focus is to create superior
gearing solutions to meet your needs. We ship in
one day and all quotations are completed within
an hour. Customer support is available 24/7 and
is ready to help you with any gearing need.
Vista Solutions, Inc. is an advanced technology
development and solutions integration company
with a core business and technical model focus
on machine vision and measurement inspections.
Georgia Whalen
Rob Allemeier
Dayna Carlin
Bruce Parker
Jim Lowery
Curtis Laurie
978.697.2664
[email protected]
216.319.3519
[email protected]
734.658.0973
[email protected]
313.498.3214
[email protected]
586.805.0436
[email protected]
519.990.5958
[email protected]
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Visit us and see how we are Shaping the Future
of Manufacturing at www.sme.org and
www.bigMevent.com
Booth C37
Booth C12
Booth C1
Booth C8
Booth C27
RedViking
RoviSys
SAE Foundation
Wattstopper
Wirecraﬅers
RedViking offers manufacturing solutions,
dynamic test stands and manufacturing
execution systems. Whether you're looking for a
specialty test machine, a better process, a more
flexible form of conveyance, or MES to acquire
and track data, RedViking brings it all.
Since its founding in 1989 as one of the first
control systems integrators in North America,
RoviSys has evolved to become a leading
independent provider of comprehensive process
automation solutions and services. The company
has completed more than 2500 projects for more
than 300 companies in nearly 100 industries.
The SAE Foundation supports SAE's full
continuum of award-winning K-16 Science,
technology, engineering and math (STEM)
education programs. See students from SAE's A
World in Motion program demonstrate their
impressive science and engineering knowledge
and learn how SAE is tackling the STEM
education crisis.
WattStopper, a Legrand group brand, is a leading
manufacturer of energy efficient lighting controls
for commercial and residential use. We help
customers find convenient ways to save energy,
meet green initiatives, and comply with energy
codes with our comprehensive range of
products, programs, and services. Legrand is the
global specialist in electrical and digital building
infrastructures. Its comprehensive offering of
solutions for use in commercial, industrial and
residential markets makes it a benchmark for
customers worldwide.
WireCraﬅers offers both woven and welded wire
machine guarding and perimeter guarding
systems to protect and separate property,
equipment, and personnel. By the nature of its
woven wire or welded wire design, WireCraﬅers
guarding systems provide an unparalleled level
of safety and security.
Located in southeast Michigan, Macomb
(www.macomb.edu) is one of the nation’s leading
community colleges, providing learning
experiences to nearly 48,000 students annually.
The college’s comprehensive educational
programming includes pre-collegiate, university
transfer and career preparation, bachelor degree
completion and graduate degree, workforce
training, professional education and certification,
and continuing education and enrichment.
Brooke Elliott
Dan Burger
Jamie Ferguson
Bryan Pike
Aaron Eubank
Donald Hutchinson
734.788.9441
[email protected]
330.936.1112
[email protected]
248.519.3241
[email protected]
229.344.3616
[email protected]
502.523.4175
aeubank@wirecraﬅers.com
248.670.1117
[email protected]
SCHEDULE
Booth A16
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SCHEDULE
F LO O R P L AN
Booth C39
E X H I B I TO RS
E X H I B I TO RS
Booth C10
20
21
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Seminar Learning Tracks
Monroe County Community College provides
services to Monroe County, Southeast Washtenaw County, Downriver Detroit, and Northwest
Ohio. The college offers degrees and certificate
programs in fourteen different technical
subjects, including automation and industrial
electronics. MCCC strives to build and maintain
working relationships with industry and business
throughout the region.
Oakland University
An educational institution, Oakland University's
Industrial and Systems Engineering Department
offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in
ISE and in Engineering Management. All
graduate courses are offered in the evenings for
working professionals, It also offers individual
courses in areas such as PLM and PLC's for
engineers in industry.
The Engineering Technology Department is one
of six academic departments in the College of
Engineering at the University of Toledo. The
Department offers ABET-accredited professional
technical programs leading to BS degrees in four
areas including Computer Science (CSET),
Construction (CET), Electrical (EET), and
Mechanical (MET).
For more info., see www.oakland.edu/ise
For the second year in a row the Technology Tip-Off seminars offered during the event are broken down into specific seminar tracks to help
better coordinate your time at the event. This year’s offering has doubled from the 2014 event to offer focused learning in the following
segments:
Automation and Controls Engineering
Energy and Facilities Management
What: Automation and Controls Products, Codes and
Applications Seminars.
What: Building Maintenance, Energy Savings, Smart
Facilities LED Lighting, and LED Display Seminars.
Who: Controls Engineers, Electrical Engineers, System
Integrators and Engineering Managers
Who: Energy Engineers, Facility Managers, Plant
Managers, ESCO's and Facility Executives
Note: Seating is Limited with Hands-On Seminars
Drives and Motion
Plant Engineering and Maintenance
What: Drives and Motion Technology Products, and
Application Seminars.
What: Facility Management, Machinery Maintenance,
Troubleshooting Machinery, Production Efficiency, or
Quality Improvement.
Who: Motion and Mechatronics Engineers, System
Integrators and Engineering Managers
Martin Dubois
Robert Van Til
W. Ted Evans
734.497.6330
[email protected]
734.417.6598
[email protected]
419.343.3681
[email protected]
Booth C53
Booth C59
Who: Maintenance Technicians, Maintenance Engineers,
QC Engineers, Facility Engineers and Plant Managers
Note: Seating is Limited with Hands-On Seminars
Booth C55
WED 8:00 AM START
PHOTO ROOM
THU 4:00 PM END
PHOTO ROOM
Rockwell to Siemens TIA Portal: A Hands-on Workshop for Rockwell PLC Programmers to
Experience Totally Integrated Automation (TIA) Portal Soﬅware
Northville Robostangs
Novi Frog Force
Walled Lake Monsters
TEAM 4940
TEAM 548
TEAM 503
TEAM 308
The mission of the Holy Names
“Knight Vision” FIRST Robotics Team
is to empower today’s youth to be
well-rounded, life-long learners. We
promote innovation, leadership,
self-confidence and communication
through the work of both mentors
and students in the areas of STEM as
well as business.
We are FRC Team 548, the
Robostangs of Northville High
School in Northville, MI. Our goal is
not only to participate in FIRST, but
also to spread the message of
science and technology to the
community. Since 2001, we have
helped our team members pursue
their goal of a STEM field career. Our
team currently consists of over 60
students actively involved in FIRST.
We are FIRST Robotics Team 503
from Novi, Michigan. Our family of
frogs includes Jr.FLL, FLL, and FTC
teams as well as our FRC "force" and
extends out to our mentors and
alumni. This lifecycle perpetuates
the growth of the program wherever
our frogs call home.
We are
identified by our work ethic, commitment to character and our "hoppygo-lucky" attitude! LEAP ABOARD!
Walled Lake Schools’ Team 308 was
formed in 1999 and is comprised of
students from Walled Lake Northern,
Central and Western High Schools.
Mentoring our team are engineers
from TRW, Tecla Products, Chrysler,
General Motors and Ford. In the 2002
season, Team 308 recorded its best
finish as Runner-Up at The World
Championship with the game “Zone
Zeal”.
Peter Jansen
Julie Fisette
Megan Crowley
Bill Clark
248.344.3800
fi[email protected]
248.535.0623
[email protected]
[email protected]
519.966.2504
Katherine Tille
Keeping up with the technology changes offered by industrial suppliers can be difficult, but critical to ensure automation systems meet your
specific needs. Join us at this two-day hands-on workshop to learn how to migrate your Rockwell PLC soﬅware knowledge to the Siemens TIA
Portal programming environment.
Participant Benefits:
• Experience how your existing Rockwell PLC programming knowledge can easily be applied to Siemens TIA Portal for programming,
commissioning and maintenance.
• Learn similarities between the Rockwell Soﬅware RSLogix5000 programming environment and the Siemens TIA Portal programming
environment.
• Develop a fully functional Siemens TIA Portal soﬅware project based on a previous Rockwell PLC program Hands-on: Experience
first-hand the tools and technology. You’ll work Live and Online with the innovative soﬅware, powerful hardware, industrial
communications, and motion control all connected together to provide unparalleled performance and results.
S EM I NA RS
Knight Vision
12 PERSON LIMIT
SCHEDULE
Booth C57
SCHEDULE
F LO O R P L AN
Monroe County Community
College
Booth C25
F LO O R P L AN
S EM I N ARS
Booth C23
E X H I B I TO RS
E X H I B I TO RS
Booth C29
22
Target Audience: Intermediate and Advanced level programmers of Rockwell RSLogix5000 soﬅware. Presented by: Siemens
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Wednesday, March 11
Seminar Schedule
F LO O R 3
8:00a
Hall of
Legends 2
Hall of
Legends 3
Suite
C5
Suite
C8
FLOOR 5
FLOOR 6
4th Floor
Landing
5th Floor
Landing
6th Floor
Landing
B ASE M E N T LE VE L
Rooﬅop
Suite
South Press
Alcove
ICS Cyber Security:
Security Measures
Hackers Hope You
Ignore
Industrial
Computers and the
Industrial Internet
of Things
Press
Dining Room
Lions
Visitors
Interview Room Interview Room
ATRIUM
Visitors
Locker Room
Siemens Mobile
Showcase
Manufacturing in America Symposium
8:30a
SIMATIC S7-1200:
Compact
Controller with
Advanced
Functionality
Hands-On
9:00a
9:30a
14 Person Limit
SINAMICS
G-Series Drives
Connectivity to
EtherNet/IP™
Networks
SIMATIC S7-1200
V4.1 and S7-1200F
update of new
Capabilities
How to Increase
Business
Profitability with
the Utilization of
LED Technology
2015 Standards
and Codes for
UL/IEC Control
Panel Designs
Introducing the
Powerful LOGO! 8
Automation
Workshop for
Education
Instructors
Information Flow
in the Digital
Factory
Siemens Planning
Efficiency Tools:
Maximize Your
Operations with
Innovative...
Minimizing Arc
Flash Hazards
with Modular
Disconnect
Enclosures
Material Handling
Wireless 101
Learning Made Easy:
Acquire and Maintain
Technical Expertise
with Innovative and
Flexible Skills
Management Tools
SIMATIC S7-1500:
The Most
Advanced
Controller in the
World
Siemens Solutions
Mobile Showcase
8 Person Limit
SIMATIC S7-1500F
Safety Controller
Hands-On
Experience
10:30a
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Networked Power:
Innovations in
Power Supplies
and Power
Security
Emergency
Communications
System and Mass
Notification
Overview
Collaborating with
Existing
Controllers
Siemens Competitive
Advantage: The
Digital Factory,
Totally Integrated
Automation and...
What’s New in
Siemens Motion
Control
Energy Audit and
Energy Efficiency:
Finding Hidden
Savings
Plant Wide
Connectivity
Lower Your Energy
Spend Using
Energy Analytics
S7-1500 G120 and
Simotion
Integration
Performance
Contracting Basics
Smart Sensing
Made Simple by
Using IO Link
The Where, When
and Why of
Enclosure Climate
Control
What’s New from
Siemens
Automation
Innovations 2015
Wireless
Technology
Utilization to Create
Smart Manufacturing Facilities
Lighting
Applications for
Energy Efficiency
Machine Tool
Analytics &
Condition Monitoring
Services: Predictive
Maintenance...
Where to Find New
Controls Engineers
SIMOGEAR: Gear
Motors Designed
for Automation
Electrical Services
in the Industrial
Environment
RFID: Open
Standards FTW
Trending Now in
Industry: Human
Machine Interfaces
(HMI)
What’s New in
Siemens Controls
Evolution from
DCIM to Data
Center Lifecycle
Management
Financing, Rebates
and Incentives for
Energy Efficiency
Rockwell/TIA Portal
Comparison: Exploration
of Easy, Efficient TIA
Portal Engineering
Soﬅware as a...
Test Stands
Benefits Electricians
and Contractors Should
Focus on When Selling
LED Lighting Retrofits
or Electronic...
Connecting End
Users and OEMs:
Siemens OEM
Program
External Ethernet
Communications
Made Easy
Inside Systems
Integration:
Optimizing Results
from Solution
Partner
Relationships
New SIRIUS ACT
22mm Pilot
Devices
Smart Lighting:
The Hard and Soﬅ
Benefits
tiastar MCCs:
Exceeding NEMA
Standards with
Proven Safety and
Performance
Best in Class
Safety Integrated
to Increase
Productivity and
Save Costs: Up to 30%!
Siemens Solutions
Mobile Showcase
8 Person Limit
F LO O R P L AN
UHF RFID on the
Factory Floor: New
Readers and
Deployment Tools
16 Person Limit
16 Person Limit
10:00a
F LO O R P L AN
FLOOR 7
E X H I B I TO RS
E X H I B I TO RS
Hall of
Legends 1
F LO O R 4
24
12:00p
1:00p
1:30p
20 Person Limit
SINAMICS S Drives
Connectivity to
EtherNet/IP™
Networks
12 Person Limit
2:00p
2:30p
3:00p
3:30p
Aﬅer Hours Networking Reception
Siemens Solutions
Mobile Showcase
8 Person Limit
4-7pm West Atrium
• Beverages
• Hors d’Oeuvres
• Live Entertainment
New SIMATIC
ET200AL IP65/67
Block I/O
4:00p
LEGEND
4:30p
Automation and Controls Eng.
Drives and Motion
Energy and Facilities Mgmt.
S EM I NA RS
S EM I N ARS
Industrial Wireless
Hands-On
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
12:30p
Plant Eng. and Maintenance
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Thursday, March 12
Seminar Schedule
F LO O R 3
Hall of
Legends 3
What’s New in
Siemens Controls
Material Handling
FLOOR 6
Suite
C8
4th Floor
Landing
5th Floor
Landing
6th Floor
Landing
SINAMICS S Drives
Connectivity to
EtherNet/IP™
Networks
Collaborating with
Existing
Controllers
Suite
C5
FLOOR 7
Rooﬅop
Suite
B ASE M E N T LE VE L
South Press
Alcove
Press
Dining Room
Lions
Visitors
Interview Room Interview Room
ATRIUM
Visitors
Locker Room
Siemens Mobile
Showcase
8:00a
8:30a
WIRELESS 101
9:00a
Advances in
Protection
Technologies
The Where, When
and Why of
Enclosure Climate
Control
Smart Sensing
Made Simple by
Using IO Link
Trending Now in
the Industry:
Human Machine
Interfaces (HMI)
RFID: Open
Standards FTW
Evolution from
DCIM to Data
Center Lifecycle
Management
12 Person Limit
9:30a
10:00a
SIMOGEAR: Gear
Motors Designed
for Automation
New SIRIUS ACT
22mm Pilot
Devices
Industrial Wireless
Hands-On
Advanced
Powertrain Testing
and Analysis:
Integrated Vibration
Analysis and Health...
Avoiding
Downtime by
Managing Device
Program Changes
20 Person Limit
Performance
Contracting Basics
Cable Design
Considerations for
High Speed and
Acceleration
Applications
More Profits on
Bigger Clean
Energy Projects
with PACE
Financing
Lower Your Energy
Spend Using
Energy Analytics
Enterprise and
Manufacturing
Network
Convergence via
Ethernet
Machine Tool
Analytics & Condition
Monitoring Services:
Predictive Maintenance
through Data Intel...
SIMATIC S7-1500F
Safety Controller
Hands-On
Experience
Siemens Solutions
Mobile Showcase
8 Person Limit
10:30a
M
11:00a
11:30a
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S7-1500 G120 and
Simotion
Integration
What’s New from
Siemens
Automation
Innovations 2015
Fast Track
Retrofits
What’s New in
Siemens Motion
Control
Siemens Competitive
Advantage: The Digital
Factory, Totally
Integrated Automation
and TIA Portal
Big Projects, Big
Risk
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K
M
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Solving the Challenge
of Transferring
Production Information
Between Your Plant
Floor & Mﬅg...
Emergency
Communications
System and Mass
Notification
Overview
Achieve Maximum
Design Efficiency:
Share Engineering
Data with ePLAN
and Siemens SIMATIC...
Where to Find New
Controls Engineers
External Ethernet
Communications
Made Easy
Mixing Protocols on
the Plant Floor to
Take Advantage of
‘Best in Class’ Field
Devices using...
How to Increase
Business
Profitability with
the Utilization of
LED Technology
2015 Standards
and Codes for
UL/IEC Control
Panel Designs
Minimizing Arc
Flash Hazards
with Modular
Disconnect
Enclosures
Upgrading Legacy
Siemens S5 PLCs
with the New TIA
Portal
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Wireless
Technology
Utilization to Create
Smart Manufacturing Facilities
Learning Made Easy:
Acquire and Maintain
Technical Expertise
with Innovative and
Flexible Skills
Management Tools
Networked Power:
Innovations in
Power Supplies
and Power
Security
Energy
Management: Are
You Doing
Enough?
Modernize and
Standardize with
Roll-in
Replacement
Circuit Breakers
ICS Cyber Security:
Security Measures
Hackers Hope You
Ignore
Electrical Services
in the Industrial
Environment
Introducing the
Powerful LOGO! 8
Siemens Solutions
Mobile Showcase
8 Person Limit
F LO O R P L AN
F LO O R P L AN
Hall of
Legends 2
FLOOR 5
E X H I B I TO RS
E X H I B I TO RS
Hall of
Legends 1
F LO O R 4
26
12:00p
1:00p
1:30p
2:00p
2:30p
3:30p
SIMATIC S7-1500:
The Most
Advanced
Controller in the
World!
Taking a Broader
View of
Sustainable
Manufacturing
Industrial
Computers and the
Industrial Internet
of Things
Rockwell/TIA Portal
Comparison: Exploration
of Easy, Efficient TIA
Portal Engineering
Soﬅware as a Comparison...
SIMATIC S7-1200
V4.1 and S7-1200F
update of new
Capabilities
14 Person Limit
SINAMICS
G-Series Drives
Connectivity to
EtherNet/IP™
Networks
Automation
Workshop for
Education
Instructors
16 Person Limit
16 Person Limit
Connecting End
Users and OEMs:
Siemens OEM
Program
Siemens Planning
Efficiency Tools:
Maximize Your
Operations with
Innovative Support...
Information Flow
in the Digital
Factory
Arc Resistant
Options for LV and
MV Gear
New SIMATIC
ET200AL IP65/67
Block I/O
tiastar MCCs:
Exceeding NEMA
Standards with
Proven Safety and
Performance
UHF RFID on the
Factory Floor: New
Readers and
Deployment Tools
Gas Insulated
Switchgear
Lighting
Applications for
Energy Efficiency
Plant Wide
Connectivity
Siemens Solutions
Mobile Showcase
8 Person Limit
4:00p
LEGEND
4:30p
Automation and Controls Eng.
Drives and Motion
Energy and Facilities Mgmt.
S EM I NA RS
S EM I N ARS
3:00p
Best in Class
Safety Integrated
to Increase
Productivity and
Save Costs up to 30%
SIMATIC S7-1200:
Compact
Controller with
Advanced
Functionality
Hands-On
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
12:30p
Plant Eng. and Maintenance
27
Seminars
THU 1:00-1:50 PM
6TH FLOOR LANDING
THU 1:00-2:50 PM
PRESS DINING ROOM
Automation Workshop for Education Instructors
Listen to an industry expert provide an update on the latest changes in standards for the electrical equipment of machines and industrial
control panels based on the latest edition of the NFPA79 Edition 2015 “Standard for Industrial Machinery”. The changes in the calculation
method for the Short Circuit Current Rating (SCCR), based on the UL508A Second Edition “Standard for Industrial Control Panels”, will be
covered. Presented by: Siemens
For more than 150 years, Siemens has remained closely linked and an active supporter for public education. As a global leader in technology,
we work with all institution levels to help develop technical talent on a local basis - from skilled operators through research scientists. In the
US, the Siemens Cooperates with Education (SCE) program provides participating schools with a range of support, including simulator
equipment, soﬅware, curriculum and instructor training. We help schools to keep pace with current industrial technologies and the needs of
their local industry. The workshop will include hands on activities with Siemens LOGO! and STEP 7 Portal soﬅware tools leveraging simulation
tools ideal for the classroom. Presented by: Siemens
THU 11:00-11:50 AM
THU 9:30-10:20 AM
6TH FLOOR LANDING
16 PERSON LIMIT
4TH FLOOR LANDING
Achieve Maximum Design Efficiency: Share Engineering Data with EPLAN and Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Design
Avoiding Downtime by Managing Device Program Changes
Leverage the power of EPLAN Electric P8 and Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 design and programming tools for complete data exchange and round
trip engineering. Learn how to reduce design time and efforts through the interface of Control hardware and tag data between EPLAN Electric
P8 and Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 tools as well as accessing Siemens data using the EPLAN Data Portal to improve your engineering efficiency
and reduce design time by up to 70% through automating engineering processes, using automatic schematic generation, and even customizing
your projects for specific company requirements. Presented by: ePlan
Effective management of changes in device program logic is essential to protect the plant against downtime associated with inadvertent
changes or loss of a device program. In this seminar, learn how the MDT AutoSave Change Management System enables you to effectively
manage program changes and compare differences in program revisions. AutoSave provides a plant-wide solution with connectivity to
programming editors from Siemens, Mitsubishi, Rockwell, FANUC and many others, as well as the ability to manage changes to any other
soﬅware used in the plant. Come see how AutoSave can help you maximize manufacturing uptime. Presented by: MDT Soﬅware
THU 10:00-10:50 AM
WED 3:00-3:50 PM
HALL OF LEGENDS 3
Advanced Powertrain Testing: Integrated Vibration Analysis and Health Monitoring
THU 8:30-9:20 AM
6TH FLOOR LANDING
4TH FLOOR LANDING
Benefits Electricians and Contractors Should Focus on When Selling LED Lighting Retrofits or Electronic
Message Centers
Building an installed LED portfolio in your area can seem tricky, but it's all about recognizing opportunities at local businesses and facilities.
Once you notice buildings or areas that could use a lighting faceliﬅ or EMC, you'll be able to get yourself in the door and impress decisionmakers with all the benefits LED technology has to offer any type of facility, be it a large warehouse, auto lot or retail store. Learn how to
present a compelling proposal that will surely win your prospects confidence and turn them into your profitable customer. Presented by:
Electro-Matic Visual and EcoInsight
WED 3:00-3:50 PM
VISITORS LOCKER ROOM
THU 2:00-2:50 PM
HALL OF LEGENDS 1
Best in Class Safety Integrated to Increase Productivity and Save Costs Up To 30%
Siemens will present technological advancements in protective relaying and protection system design, covering topics such as commissioning,
network design, communications, automation, security and time synchronization. Presented by: Siemens
Siemens innovative and cost-effective safety solutions can increase your productivity, save costs, giving you that peace of mind and a winning
competitive advantage. This session starts with discussing the basic process to comply with the current Machine Safety Standards and will
show how to select the best safety solution for your application. Safety technology from Siemens can be seamlessly integrated into both
retrofits and new application designs. Solutions presented will range from simple safety relays and programmable safety relays to full Safe
PLCs and Drives. Presented by: Siemens
THU 2:00-2:50 PM
THU 1:00-1:50 PM
SOUTH PRESS ALCOVE
HALL OF LEGENDS 3
Arc Resistant Options for LV and MV Gear
Big Projects, Big Risk
Siemens offers a wide array of arc-resistant switchgear and controllers. Equipment is available for low-voltage, medium voltage, and motor
control applications. In addition to the inherent safety of arc-resistant gear, options are also available to keep personnel away from the
energized equipment entirely, through numerous remote-operation options. Come hear how Siemens can assist you in your safety and operational continuity needs. Presented by: Siemens
Big projects have lots of moving parts, people and targets. Keeping everyone happy while still making money is a tough job. We'll present
overall approach with lots of specific steps you can use to ensure your automation projects work out well for your customers and your accountant (or optionally: owners). Presented by: Brave
S EM I NA RS
Advancements in Protection Technologies
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
PRESS DINING ROOM
2015 Standards and Codes for UL/IEC Control Panel Designs
It’s now possible for powertrain test systems across your organization to access highly advanced vibration analysis, system health monitoring,
and detection of microscopic gear fractures within a single, user-friendly interface. Presented by: RedViking
S EM I N ARS
WED 8:30-10:20 AM
F LO O R P L AN
F LO O R P L AN
6TH FLOOR LANDING
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E X H I B I TO RS
WED 8:30-9:20 AM
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Seminars
WED 11:00-11:50 AM
6TH FLOOR LANDING
PRESS DINING ROOM
Cable Design Considerations for High Speed & Acceleration Applications
Energy Audit and Energy Efficiency: Finding Hidden Savings
Increases in travel speed and acceleration of moving components are being featured in the most current designs of modern machine tools, delivering
productivity advantages to manufacturers. These machines include cable track applications, populated with cables subject to enormous stress from
these fast moving, demanding installations. Lucas Kehl, a product manager at Lapp USA, Inc. describes challenges of these high-dynamic applications
and explains the design considerations for robust, reliable electrical cables. To meet these new application requirements, both the design and the
material selection play an important role. In this emerging use for industrial machines, there are many considerations in order to deliver a reliable, robust
electrical connection for increased durability, less space requirements, reduced weight and reduced minimum bending radius. Presented by: Lapp Group
Even lean organizations are finding they can reduce waste and energy expenditures by up to 60 % with an energy audit program. An energy audit
usually consists of surveying the use of energy by the facility and its equipment or machinery. Audited areas oﬅen include lamp/lighting
efficiency, plug load, machinery waste and HVAC. Rebuild Michigan, along with its Regional Technical Assistants (RTAs), work to promote
increased energy efficiency within Michigan communities by providing technical assistance and resources to eligible building owners that are
ready to undertake comprehensive or staged energy efficiency projects. Larger businesses can benefit by participating in DOE’s Better Building
Challenge. Presented by: Michigan Energy Office - MEDC and DOE Better Buildings
WED 11:00-11:50 AM
6TH FLOOR LANDING
THU 8:30-9:20 AM
30
E X H I B I TO RS
E X H I B I TO RS
THU 9:30-10:20 AM
Seminars
4TH FLOOR LANDING
SCHEDULE
WED 3:00-3:50 PM
5TH FLOOR LANDING
THU 2:00-2:50 PM
4TH FLOOR LANDING
THU 9:30-10:20 AM
VISITORS INTERVIEW ROOM
Connecting End Users and OEMs: Siemens OEM Program
Enterprise and Manufacturing Network Convergence via Ethernet
Learn how Siemens can help increase your market presence or make the connection to the right machine builder. This workshop will explain
Siemens Co-Marketing resources, activities and other opportunities related to the Siemens OEM Program. Of specific value to the End User
community will be the identification of qualified machine builders experienced in leveraging Siemens products with specific machine types.
Whether you are looking for a sheet metal feed system, a case packing packaging machine or a complete roll fed commercial printing press,
there is a machine builder in the program with experience and knowledge with Siemens products for your application need. For the OEM
community, the program will be explained and the connections to key end users can be discussed. Presented by: Siemens
25 years ago, Ethernet became the dominant technology for enterprise networks, supplanting multiple, disparate protocols. More recently,
Ethernet also dominated the enterprise security network. Today, Ethernet continues its progress as it finds its way onto the factory floor. This
convergence of business IT systems and factory automation systems creates a need for industrial-grade Ethernet cabling solutions. This
seminar will explore the advantages of this convergence and considerations for Ethernet cabling to and within the factory environment.
Presented by: Berk-Tek / Nexans
WED 2:00-2:50 PM
WED 2:00-2:50 PM
5TH FLOOR LANDING
THU 2:00-2:50 PM
LIONS INTERVIEW ROOM
PRESS DINING ROOM
THU 8:30-9:20 AM
PRESS DINING ROOM
Evolution from DCIM to Data Center Lifecycle Management
Keeping your facility and its operations performing at their best requires your electrical systems infrastructure to deliver — reliably and
efficiently. We will discuss the costs of downtime, in terms of both lost productivity and equipment replacement, as well as the costs of operating inefficient or unsafe systems. At Siemens, we are experts at optimizing facility performance and we understand that properly servicing
electrical systems is critical to your success. We will discuss what you should look for and why in electrical services. Presented by: Siemens
You may have heard of IoT. A revolution is underway and your private Internet of Things is now a reality with Datacenter Clarity LC. Data
centers are the factories of the 21st century. When having a close look, many processes in the old 20th century and new facilities are very
similar. Managing and monitoring the lifecycle of data center infrastructure has become a must do on most data center managers list. Come
learn how Datacenter Clarity LC provides you with the clarity in your infrastructure you were looking for! Presented by: Siemens Building
Technologies
WED 11:00-11:50 AM
WED 3:00-3:50 PM
5TH FLOOR LANDING
THU 11:00-11:50 AM
5TH FLOOR LANDING
6TH FLOOR LANDING
THU 11:00-11:50 AM
SOUTH PRESS ALCOVE
Emergency Communications System and Mass Notification Overview
External Ethernet Communications Made Easy
This presentation provides an overview of the concepts for planning and implementation of an Emergency Communications Systems. It Includes
the drivers, codes and technologies available to plan and successfully install these systems. Define the goals of an Emergency Communications
System. Define the organization’s internal engagement. Provide an overview of the relevant codes and standards for Emergency Communication Systems and provide an overview of the technologies and system architecture for Emergency Communications. Presented by: Siemens
There are lots of ways to communicate data within a standalone controls system, and also many ways to communicate up to a manufacturing
database system. But sometimes it is necessary to tell the previous station in line that we are ready for a part, or pass production data from a
station that uses a non-standard PLC, or maybe we don’t want to buy a higher level PLC just because we need that one extra feature. Let Turck
show you how utilizing existing technology we can hook control systems together, expose devices to higher level networking systems using
NAT, or make that low cost PLC just a little bit smarter with some additional tools. We’ve been doing it for years, now let us show you our
newest offering. Presented by: Turck
S EM I NA RS
Electrical Services in the Industrial Environment
SCHEDULE
S EM I N ARS
Let's explore what happens when your newly designed controller needs to be installed in a fully functional plant. Topics of how to share and
exchange data, how to develop and install a generic machine, and options of communications with 3rd party controllers. Presented by:
Siemens
F LO O R P L AN
F LO O R P L AN
Collaborating with Existing Controllers
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F LO O R P L AN
THU 3:00-3:50 PM
HALL OF LEGENDS 1
Fast Track Retrofits
Industrial Computers and the Industrial Internet of Things
Retrofit projects typically involve pulling out old, dirty equipment and putting in shiny, new machinery. But this can be a long, messy process.
We will explain specific tools and processes to make the turn around fast and painless. Presented by: Brave
Siemens is helping industrial companies unlock big data through connected, managed systems on the factory floor. Siemens’ broad IPC portfolio
for the industrial sector, is advancing the Internet of Things. Through innovative solutions that support connectivity, security, and interoperability, Siemens can help transform your business. Presented by: Siemens
WED 2:00-2:50 PM
WED 1:00-2:50 PM
SUITE C5
THU 9:30-11:20 AM
SUITE C5
Financing, Rebates and Incentives for Energy Efficiency
Industrial Wireless Hands-On
Is your energy project eligible for federal tax incentives for improving building energy efficiency, implementing combined heat and power
systems, and installing on site renewable generation, fuel cells, and micro-turbines? How about rebates available through your utility
company? DTE Energy and Consumers Energy offer a comprehensive set of incentives for both electric and natural gas users designed to help
you invest in energy efficient technologies. Learn about special financing options made available to Michigan business through Michigan Saves,
government-secured programs like (PACE) Property Assessed Clean Energy and other private leasing opportunities. Presented by: DTE
Energy, Consumers Energy, Michigan Saves, and North Coast Capital
This hands-on session with step by step labs, demonstrates the setup and utilization of hardware to create an industrial wireless network.
Topics include: Web Based Management, Basic Access Point and Client Setup, Monitoring Signal Quality with Client Signal Recorder, Security
Concepts for Wireless, and Wireless Optimization for Real-Time I/O Communications. Presented by: Siemens
THU 3:00-3:50 PM
WED 8:30-9:20 AM
SOUTH PRESS ALCOVE
20 PERSON LIMIT
THU 2:00-2:50 PM
ROOFTOP SUITE
Gas Insulated Switchgear
Information Flow in the Digital Factory
Gas Insulated Switchgear offers many advantages over classical Air Insulated designs. Space savings, reduced maintenance, higher BIL levels,
and arc-resistant designs are among some of the most attractive aspects of the technology. It has been used in thousands of applications in
the United States for Utility and Heavy Industry applications. The gas-insulated bus system eliminates 50% of the possible causes of switchgear failure as identified by the IEEE 492 Gold Book. Come hear about this exciting technology and see real application photos of the gear in
service. Presented by: Siemens
The amount of information on the factory floor can be overwhelming to customers. Learn how WinCC can use the information from the factory
floor and provide real time reports on the performance of the plant. Information flow is the key to production analysis and optimization for
manufacturing today. WinCC can help manage the information flow from the factory flow up to the business systems to make smarter decisions.
Let us show you how. Presented by: Siemens
WED 8:30-9:20 AM
WED 3:00-3:50 PM
5TH FLOOR LANDING
THU 1:00-1:50 PM
5TH FLOOR LANDING
ROOFTOP SUITE
Inside Systems Integration: Optimizing Results from Solution Partner Relationships
LED Technology represents a largely untapped potential for CEOs, CFOs, and business owners in highly competitive environments to realize
significant improvements in profitability and return of capital. This seminar examines how two mainstream LED applications - lighting and
electronic message centers - are utilized to improve business profitability in three ways: increase top line sales, improve profit margin, and
reduce operating costs. In this seminar, we will discuss examples, and how each of these areas of business improvement is matched with a
particular LED application. Presented by: Electro-Matic Visual
Beyond the technology platform, having a good working relationship with the right systems integrator can help you reach project objectives
better and faster. In this interactive presentation, leaders from two different integration firms will provide an inside view, giving you specific
knowledge regarding key project success factors, including technology, relationships, budget and schedule, communication, and contracts.
Presented by: A&E Engineering
WED 8:30-9:20 AM
WED 9:30-10:20 AM
ROOFTOP SUITE
THU 1:00-1:50 PM
4TH FLOOR LANDING
THU 2:00-2:50 PM
ICS Cyber Security: Security Measures Hackers Hope You Ignore
Introducing the Powerful LOGO! 8
Cyber attacks on production environments have increased exponentially and can have serious consequences. Protecting your industrial control
systems (ICS) from the risk of cyber attack begins with a collaborative partnership between Siemens and key responsibilities in IT, OT
(Operation Technology) and senior management. Working together, we will assess your risks and vulnerabilities, and define a managed security
approach that allows your team to stay focused on your core business and have the peace of mind to embrace new technology in a competitive
marketplace. In this session, you will learn how Plant Security Services from Siemens provide a sustainable, long-term strategy for protecting
your technology, people and processes from the potential of security breach. Presented by: Siemens
Come and join us for this introduction to the advanced and ease of use LOGO 8 relay replacer. You will experience the LOGO! 8’s HW and SW
and see just how much you can do with this controller for less than $200. This recently launched LOGO 8 nano controller offers unusually
powerful communication with a built in Ethernet port and an integrated web page. See for yourself just how much this relay replacer can do
for you. Presented by: Siemens
S EM I NA RS
How to Increase Business Profitability with LED Technology
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
SOUTH PRESS ALCOVE
F LO O R P L AN
S EM I N ARS
WED 8:30-9:20 AM
HALL OF LEGENDS 3
32
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THU 11:00-11:50 AM
Seminars
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Seminars
THU 11:00-11:50 AM
WED 1:00-1:50 PM
THU 9:30-10:20 AM
Learning Made Easy: Acquire and maintain technical expertise with innovative and flexible skills management tools
Machine Tool Analytics and Condition Monitoring Services: Predictive Maintenance through Data Intelligence
This presentation considers skills management concepts and trends specific to the manufacturing industry. Industry experts recognize the need for
Learning and Development innovations that are relevant to their production requirements as well as manufacturing equipment OEMs and Integrators. The
use of cutting edge online learning tools and process simulations allow employees to learn and develop required competencies in a safe and cost effective
manner. Learning and Development reinforcement tools are shown to be effective in achieving safety goals and increasing equipment uptime and availability. The presentation concludes with an examination of methods to gauge Learning and Development programs’ impact on business outcomes and strategies to integrate these innovative Learning and Development tools into existing manufacturing industry training programs. Presented by: Siemens
The total costs of running a machine for its entire lifecycle is an important factor when it comes to making investment decisions. In addition to
consumption variables, production is subject to the cost drivers inherent during machine downtimes. Machine Asset Analytics services uses
continuous monitoring and analytical techniques to gain an in-depth knowledge of "real-time" machine condition that enables operators to take
corrective actions sooner, thereby avoiding unplanned, costly downtime, expensive emergency repairs, loss of production or in a worst case,
machine failure. Data acquisition, analysis and storage is in strict accordance with Siemens security standard CERT and compliance with ISO
27001, which means you can have confidence that measures are in-place to ensure maximum security of your data. Presented by: Siemens
WED 9:30-10:20 AM
ROOFTOP SUITE
THU 1:00-1:50 PM
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WED 9:30-10:20 AM
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ROOFTOP SUITE
SCHEDULE
WED 1:00-1:50 PM
THU 3:00-3:50 PM
Lighting Applications for Energy Efficiency
According to the Department of Energy, lighting accounts for 8% of all energy consumption in the United States and 22% of electricity nationwide. Energy efficient lighting has the potential to reduce lighting energy use in the U.S. by one-fourth. It is, without doubt, the low hanging fruit
of energy efficient measures. By now we all have had some exposure to light emitting diodes (LEDs) and understand the unique benefits of the
technology. Learn how to apply practical uses of LEDs in your business facilities while achieving a positive return on your investment (ROI).
Check out measures for off-grid solar lighting, LED lighting for parking lots, offices, emergency egress lighting or machine lighting. Presented
by: Electro-Matic Visual
WED 11:00-11:50 AM
THU 8:30-9:20 AM
THU 1:00-1:50 PM
4TH FLOOR LANDING
Mixing Protocols on the Plant Floor to Take Advantage of ‘Best in Class’ Field Devices: Using Gateways,
Proxies, and Protocol Convertors
Point-to-point, serial, and fieldbus devices are being added to existing networks to take advantage of ‘best-in-class’ devices. Sometimes there
are other reasons for mixed networks. Want to upgrade your controls but fear the cost of updating all your current I/O and networks? There are
options other than ‘rip-and-replace’ Do you want to add specialized devices onto your network but that device doesn't come in that particular
protocol flavor you have? You do have options. This seminar will showcase Hilscher's solutions that bring dissimilar networks together
seamlessly giving you access to data you once thought was not available. Presented by: Hilscher
THU 1:00-1:50 PM
Modernize and Standardize with Roll-in Replacement Circuit Breakers
A thorough understanding of energy consumption and trends are essential in boosting the efficiency of machines, process equipment and
industrial plants. With the Energy Analytics managed service, Siemens experts support companies in systematically capturing and analyzing
their energy and production data, and providing actionable insights to them. Our customers have access to a range of services, from customized
energy reports and dashboards to detailed analysis performed by Siemens energy efficiency, process, and data analytics experts. And, the strict
observance of the Siemens security standard CERT and compliance with ISO 27001 ensures maximum data security. This seminar will introduce
attendees to the Energy Analytics managed service, discuss use cases, and illustrate its value to our customers. Presented by: Siemens
Roll-in replacement breakers provide a cost-effective way to upgrade to current vacuum technology while increasing equipment reliability and
minimizing downtime. Siemens has designs for most major breaker models. Presented by: Siemens
WED 9:30-10:20 AM
WED 9:30-10:20 AM
SOUTH PRESS ALCOVE
THU 8:30-9:20 AM
HALL OF LEGENDS 3
ROOFTOP SUITE
THU 9:00-9:50 AM
Material Handling
More Profits on Bigger Clean Energy Projects with PACE Financing
Please join us for a glimpse into the capability of Siemens-specific solutions for material handling applications. The focus will be on Siemens
drives and automation products and how to apply them in applications including conveyors, turntables, electrified monorails and more.
Presented by: Siemens
Everyone knows most commercial and industrial buildings waste energy, costing their owners a lot of money. But few do anything about it. The retrofits
to fix the problem take too long to pay back, and the owner needs the cash for their core business operations. So the company goes on wasting money.
Until now. Come hear how Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) transforms “Would Be Nice” projects into “No Brainer” projects - as in 100% financing
and positive cash flow from day one for 20 years. Andy Levin, President of Lean & Green Michigan, who has already enrolled 12 local governments
representing 44% of Michiganders in a statewide PACE finance market, will explain how PACE financing works and provide case studies of real
businesses saving money by deploying energy efficiency, water efficiency and renewable energy technologies. Presented by: Lean & Green Michigan
S EM I NA RS
Lower Your Energy Spend Using Energy Analytics
SCHEDULE
S EM I N ARS
Arc flash is a dangerous phenomenon where electric current travels outside its path, oﬅen causing violent results. Its profile is on the rise,
leading to increased enforcement of NFPA 70E (Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace®) guidelines. Adjusting to these stricter
guidelines is made easier with modular solutions like the new one from Rittal. Designed with common customer feedback on old-style disconnect offerings, this new enclosure solution can be seamlessly incorporated into existing applications and adjust to rapidly advancing practices
and designs. This discussion, led by Rittal’s leading arc flash expert, will center on specific benefits to the automotive industry applications and
photos of real-life examples. Presented by: Rittal
F LO O R P L AN
F LO O R P L AN
Minimizing Arc Flash Hazards with Modular Disconnect Enclosures
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4TH FLOOR LANDING
THU 11:00-11:50 AM
F LO O R P L AN
THU 9:30-10:20 AM
SOUTH PRESS ALCOVE
RFID: Open Standards FTW
Come learn about the major advancements in the power supply world, featuring the Industry's first power supplies with integrated
Ethernet/PROFINET communication from SIEMENS SITOP Power Supplies! Presented by: Siemens
Utilizing open technology standards has always been beneficial for Industrial systems, but never has that been more true than RFID. By
embracing these open standards Turck is able to offer a complete RFID solution that won’t lock you to just one manufacturer for life. Perhaps
you have an existing system and don’t want to have to rip everything out just to add a new station, or maybe things are failing and you are
having trouble finding replacement parts years aﬅer install? Using an open standard now will save numerous headaches in the future with little
to no reduction in functionality. Join Turck as we discuss the different open standards we support for both HF and UHF RFID systems and how
we can make them easy to implement on any network with any PLC! Presented by: Turck
WED 3:00-3:50 PM
WED 2:00-2:50 PM
SUITE C5
THU 3:00-3:50 PM
4TH FLOOR LANDING
Come learn about the new SIMATIC ET200AL IP65/67 Block I/O. Learn how to put together an ET200AL BOM in TIA Selection Tool, commissioning check via PRONETA tool, and learn how to engineer ET200AL in TIA Portal. Presented by: Siemens
WED 3:00-3:50 PM
SOUTH PRESS ALCOVE
THU 9:30-10:20 AM
HALL OF LEGENDS 2
THU 3:00-3:50 PM
HALL OF LEGENDS 2
Rockwell / TIA Portal Comparison: Exploration of Easy, Efficient TIA Portal Engineering Soﬅware as a Comparison to Studio 5000
A comparison of Rockwell Studio 5000 vs TIA Portal. Discover similarities, differences, and advantages of using TIA Portal. Presented by:
Siemens
WED 1:00-1:50 PM
4TH FLOOR LANDING
THU 11:00-11:50 AM
HALL OF LEGENDS 1
S7-1500 G120 and Simotion Integration
This seminar will introduce our new 22mm IEC Pilot Device line called SIRIUS ACT. Highlights of the seminar will include the extension of the
product design and features, as well as its ruggedness. We will also demonstrate SIRIUS ACT’s durability through multiple product testing’s,
including IP69K. Reduced wiring and improved diagnostics for faster commissioning and maintenance is introduced via the new communication
capabilities of SIRIUS ACT from AS-I to IO-Link and ProfiNET – yes, ProfiNET! We plan to demonstrate our recently developed tools like our new
online configurator, which will ensure that even customer specific products can be selected and ordered hassle free. Presented by: Siemens
Demonstrate ease of integration of Motion using PLC Open commands. Show configuration of PLC, HMI and G120 (Start Drive). Show Configuration of PLC, HMI and Simotion controller and demonstrate shared database. Presented by: Siemens
WED 1:00-1:50 PM
WED 11:00-11:50 AM
5TH FLOOR LANDING
THU 9:30-10:20 AM
5TH FLOOR LANDING
ROOFTOP SUITE
THU 1:00-1:50 PM
HALL OF LEGENDS 2
Siemens Competitive Advantage: The Digital Factory, Totally Integrated Automation, and TIA Portal
Siemens Building Technologies (BT) Division is a leading provider of energy and environmental solutions, building controls, electrical distribution
equipment, fire safety and security systems solutions. Aging equipment, sustainability goals and rising operational costs can add to the pressure
to make energy upgrades. And finding capital to fund the improvements can be almost impossible. How can you finance upgrades without capital
funds? Siemens can help you do more with less. With Siemens performance-based energy solutions, improvements are funded by the very
energy savings they produce. This means you can immediately start state-of-the-art equipment upgrades. Presented by: Siemens Building
Technologies
Learn how Siemens Competitive Advantages - The Digital Factory, Totally Integrated Automation, and TIA Portal - allow you to increase
engineering efficiency by up to 30% across the production lifecycle in order to beat deadlines, quickly adapt to market demands, and minimize
downtime. Presented by: Siemens
WED 11:00-11:50 AM
WED 9:30-10:20 AM
THU 3:00-3:50 PM
6TH FLOOR LANDING
THU 2:00-2:50 PM
6TH FLOOR LANDING
Plant Wide Connectivity
Siemens Planning Efficiency Tools: Maximize Your Operations with Innovative Support Tools from Siemens
Explore your plant wide connectivity potential to seamlessly manage and share industrial and non-industrial network traffic while increasing the
productivity, flexibility and security of your plant floor. This session highlights how these capabilities are made possible through: Simplified,
Web-based Network Management, Significantly Increased Bandwidth, Industrial Wireless, Network Monitoring, and Security Integrated.
Presented by: Siemens
This seminar is not only perfect for customers who are new to Siemens or Siemens Industrial Automation but also for users for the current
online tools Siemens offers. Come to this class and see the advantages of Siemens online tools first hand, where to find approvals/certificates,
E-CAD and M-CAD drawings, soﬅware downloads, product configurators, how to produce easy customized manuals on an individual base….to
name only a few. Presented by: Siemens
S EM I NA RS
Performance Contracting Basics
SCHEDULE
New SIRIUS ACT 22mm Pilot Devices
F LO O R P L AN
SCHEDULE
6TH FLOOR LANDING
Networked Power: Innovations in Power Supplies and Power Security
New SIMATIC ET200AL IP65/67 Block I/O
S EM I N ARS
WED 2:00-2:50 PM
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WED 11:00-11:50 AM
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F LO O R P L AN
ATRIUM
WED 2:00-2:50 PM
4TH FLOOR LANDING
THU 9:30-10:20 AM
HALL OF LEGENDS 1
Siemens Solutions Mobile Showcase
SIMOGEAR: Gear Motors Designed for Automation
Increase savings by decreasing panel build time, wiring, and space. Learn about the latest in modularity and connectivity in Sirius Controls with
Sirius Innovations and I/O Link. See the space savings and connectivity and high short circuit strength of the all new 3RM1 Hybrid Motor
Starters. The new 3SK1 Safety Relays set a new standard in flexible, simple, and economic safety relay applications. Get the jump on the
competition with these and other products using the latest in Siemens technology. Presented by: Siemens
Are you looking to reduce machine build, installation and startup time? Are you interested in simpler asset management, reduced maintenance
and higher efficiency? SIMOGEAR Gear Motors can help you do all that. Also, get a sneak-preview of the new G110M motor-integrated inverter
with PROFINET, PROFISAFE, EtherNet/IP and more. Presented by: Siemens
WED 8:30-9:20 AM
WED 8:30-10:20 AM
4TH FLOOR LANDING
THU 3:00-3:50 PM
HALL OF LEGENDS 3
SUITE C8
THU 1:00-1:50 PM
SUITE C8
SIMATIC S7-1200 V4.1 and S7-1200F update of new Capabilities
SINAMICS G-Series Drives Connectivity to EtherNet/IP™ Networks
Come and see the features that make the S7-1200 the perfect partner for the Connected World and a fully integrated automation system
design. The Siemens S7-1200 is both compact and highly powerful. It is fast, features great communication options, and is efficient, easy-tolearn soﬅware. Join us for a demonstration of the latest features of the S7-1200 version 4 hardware, and the V13 SP1 Totally Integrated
Automation Portal programming soﬅware. Topics to be covered: S7-1200 firmware 4.1 features overview, S7-1200F safety integrated functionality, New motion control function and drive interface features, Communication capabilities and intelligent remote I/O, and Flexible Expansion
options with shared I/O channels, Presented by: Siemens
Join Siemens as we demonstrate how seamless it is to use SINAMICS G-series drives on both EtherNet/IP™ and PROFINET communication
networks. In this workshop, you will commission SINAMICS G120 drives using TIA Portal (Start Drive) and control them using both SIMATIC
S7-1500 and Rockwell ControlLogix controllers. All products will be connected through our SCALANCE XR-300 switch and remotely operated
via ComfortPanel Touch HMI. Presented by: Siemens
WED 9:00-10:50 AM
WED 1:00-2:50 PM
SUITE C5
THU 1:00-2:50 PM
SUITE C5
SIMATIC S7-1200: Compact Controller with Advanced Functionality Hands-On
14 PERSON LIMIT
SUITE C8
THU 8:30-10:20 AM
16 PERSON LIMIT
SUITE C8
SINAMICS S Drives Connectivity to EtherNet/IP™ Networks
12 PERSON LIMIT
The S7-1200 is a modular space-saving controller for small automation systems that require either simple or advanced functionality for logic,
HMI and networking. It is both compact and highly powerful – especially in relation to its real-time performance. It is fast, features great
communication options, and is programmed with easy-to-operate, easy-to-learn soﬅware. Presented by: Siemens
Join Siemens as we demonstrate how seamless it is to use SINAMICS S drives on both EtherNet/IPTM and PROFINET communication
networks. Learn how easy it is to solve an application using SINAMICS drives and third-party PLCs utilizing ready-written AOIs (Add-on Instructions). Course content will include: Overview of EtherNet/IP Protocol, Understanding the Telegram structures and data sent, Implementation
of EtherNet/IP in SINAMICS S for speed control axis, and Implementation of EtherNet/IP in SINAMICS S for position control axis. Presented by:
Siemens
WED 8:30-9:20 AM
WED 3:00-3:50 PM
THU 2:00-2:50 PM
HALL OF LEGENDS 2
Smart Lighting: The Hard and Soﬅ Benefits
Siemens SIMATIC S7-1500 controller family is a comprehensive portfolio offering extremely fast response times, drive integration, safety
integrated, security integrated, easy commissioning, and integrated system diagnostics for the full range of medium and high-end applications.
Come learn more about this revolutionary product! Presented by: Siemens
Not only are we finding new and improved ways of networking lighting in an effort to increase its efficiency and overall usability, but we are
continuing to discover that the way we use light and the light itself can have a lasting impact on our productivity, mood and general well-being.
We will first look at the advancements that are taking place with regards to networked and connected lighting in commercial and industrial
applications. Topics discussed will cover lighting systems, control electronics, control integration and cost benefit analysis. The second will
serve as an educational platform to discuss our increased understanding on the characteristics of light and the influence they could have on our
bodies and our environment. Presented by: Wattstopper, Illuminart, and Electro-Matic Visual
WED 9:30-10:50 AM
WED 1:00-1:50 PM
THU 8:30-9:50 AM
6TH FLOOR LANDING
THU 8:30-9:20 AM
SOUTH PRESS ALCOVE
SIMATIC S7-1500F Safety Controller Hands-On Experience
Smart Sensing Made Simple by Using IO Link
Gain a fundamental understanding of what makes a safety system and how safety and productivity can be increased, giving a competitive advantage, when using Siemens Totally Integrated Automation systems with safety integrated.. Presented by: Siemens
Learn how to implement IO Link into your control system. IO Link enabled sensors provide status, configuration and diagnostic information that
can be used in your designs. We will discuss IO Link protocol, features, and direction needed implement it into industrial ethernet. Presented
by: Turck
S EM I NA RS
SIMATIC S7-1500: The Most Advanced Controller in the World!
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
THU 9:00-9:30AM, 11:00-11:30 AM, 3:00-3:30 PM
F LO O R P L AN
S EM I N ARS
ATRIUM
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WED 9:00-9:30 AM, 11:00-11:30 AM, 1:00-1:30 PM
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Like most manufacturers, you are probably being challenged by getting data to and from your enterprise systems and a wide variety of new and
legacy production equipment from different suppliers, with different protocols and interfaces, right? And are your manufacturing and IT departments spending too much time and money on custom-programming, consultants and complex home-grown solutions? Then plan to attend
this presentation about the deviceWISE industrial automation soﬅware from ILS Technology.
Increasingly, leading organizations are relying on the purpose-built deviceWISE platform to connect and integrate their manufacturing assets
and processes with their enterprise systems – improving operational efficiencies, saving money, and reducing disruptions. deviceWISE supports
all popular PLCs from Siemens, Mitsubishi, Rockwell, Omron and most widely used production equipment, and is compatible with virtually any
database, message queuing and application server system available, including IBM, SAP, ORACLE and Microsoﬅ.
THU 3:00-3:50 PM
6TH FLOOR LANDING
tiastar MCCs - Exceeding NEMA Standards with Proven Safety and Performance
Technology advancements and shiﬅs in market perceptions are driving lots of changes for MCC manufacturers. Learn how to work around these
challenges in the tiastar MCC seminar. tiastar MCCs come equipped with proven arc flash safety, a high density unit offering smaller MCCs and
PROFINET-based communication networks. Presented by: Siemens
WED 2:00-2:50 PM
ROOFTOP SUITE
THU 9:30-10:20 AM
ROOFTOP SUITE
Trending Now in Industry: Human Machine Interfaces (HMI)
As a key enabler of the Industrial Internet of Things, deviceWISE also provides seamless and secure integration with the Cloud for remote
control and monitoring of business operations and equipment by company personnel or authorized third parties via web-based and mobile
applications and dashboards. This optional Cloud integration lets companies improve operational efficiencies and create business innovation
around collaboration, predictive maintenance and big data analytics. Presented by: ILS Technologies
Many users are transitioning to the support arm with enclosure solution as it can be safely moved in and out of a workspace when programming
or data acquisition has been completed. This trend continues to gain momentum because support arm systems now provide options for vertical
motion, swinging motion, and swiveling to move the HMI enclosure into the most ergonomic position for the operator to access. In this presentation Rittal’s HMI Product Manager discusses the key considerations for arm system selection and installation. These include operator
ergonomic use, safety, floor space, environmental performance, weight load, heat management, aesthetics and cost. Presented by: Rittal
THU 2:00-2:50 PM
WED 8:30-9:20 AM
HALL OF LEGENDS 3
THU 3:00-3:50 PM
ROOFTOP SUITE
Taking a Broader View of Sustainable Manufacturing
UHF RFID on the Factory Floor: New Readers and Deployment Tools
Manufacturers have done a great job tackling traditional sustainability targets such as reduced energy use. But the U.S. Department of
Commerce gives a wider definition of sustainable manufacturing, providing some surprising approaches to address this critical objective.
Presented by: RedViking
UHF RFID has been utilized in warehousing and logistics for many years. Deploying UHF RFID in an industrial setting has a unique set of
challenges. Siemens has introduced new readers in the RF600 family that have been specifically designed for industrial applications. Learn
about how the new readers and deployment tools can solve your factory UHF applications. Presented by: Siemens
WED 2:00-2:50 PM
THU 1:00-1:50 PM
SOUTH PRESS ALCOVE
Test Stands
Upgrading Legacy Siemens S5 PLCs with the New TIA Portal
Join Siemens for a glimpse into the capability of SINAMICS drives to dramatically improve the approach to test stands of many types. Emphasis
will be on identifying specific applications, system architectures and the SINAMICS approach to getting the most out of test stands. Our goal is
to make sure you leave with the necessary information that will help increase efficiency and productivity. Presented by: Siemens
Join us for this seminar which covers the finer technical points of upgrading Siemens S5 legacy systems to the current S7 hardware platforms.
The seminar covers the importance of recreating system behavior and soﬅware, using various tools and best practice methodology. Emphasis
is placed on using the S5 to S7 Conversion Utility and TIA Portal Engineering Soﬅware. Benefits of performing upgrades including reduced
maintenance time and costs, and greater availability of modern hardware are covered. Technical benefits include greater ability to interface
with other vendors’ systems, greater ability to increase the scale of a hardware system, and leveraging the modern, user friendly interface of
the TIA Portal. Presented by: Patti Engineering
ROOFTOP SUITE
THU 8:30-9:20 AM
ROOFTOP SUITE
WED 2:00-2:50 PM
SOUTH PRESS ALCOVE
THU 8:30-9:20 AM
HALL OF LEGENDS 2
The Where, When and Why of Enclosure Climate Control
What’s New in Siemens Controls
Enclosures provide essential protection for operations’ most sensitive systems, but they also limit the dissipation of the heat. And heat is the
nemesis of electronics and machinery, lessening their efficiency and shortening operational life. Luckily, there doesn’t have to be a choice of
protection or cooling. Take it from the world’s largest enclosure manufacturer, Rittal, the appropriate climate control system can be like a
premium insurance policy at a fraction of the cost. Rittal’s lead climate control Product Manager and Solution Engineer discuss when it’s best to
use certain climate control systems, which environments and housed components make it a must, and some creative applications. Presented
by: Rittal
Increase savings by decreasing panel build time, wiring, and space. Learn about the latest in modularity and connectivity in Sirius Controls. The all
new S2 Sirius Innovations is here packing an 80A rating (up from 50A) in a 55mm wide frame. Examine the space savings, connectivity options,
and integrated safety of the all new 3RM1 Hybrid Motor Starters and 3SK1 Safety Relays. See how the new SITOP PSU8600 combines our top of
the line modular 24VDC power supply with integrated individual channel overload protection. Each channel is adjustable with a 12-28VDC range
and Profinet communication for improved capability and diagnostics for the most reliable control power in the business. Plus, get a sneak look at
the new SIRIUS ACT IP69K pilot devices, the perfect preview for the must attend SIRIUS ACT Pilot Devices Seminar! Presented by: Siemens
S EM I NA RS
WED 1:00-1:50 PM
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
Solving the Challenge of Transferring Production Information Between Your Plant Floor and Manufacturing
Enterprise Systems
F LO O R P L AN
S EM I N ARS
WED 3:00-3:50 PM
4TH FLOOR LANDING
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THU 11:00-11:50 AM
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E X H I B I TO RS
WED 1:00-1:50 PM
SOUTH PRESS ALCOVE
Seminars
THU 11:00-11:50 AM
HALL OF LEGENDS 2
Energy Management: Are You Doing Enough?
Come learn about the exciting world of Siemens Factory Automation and Communications! In this seminar, we'll provide an update on our 2015
portfolio innovations that will give you and your customers a competitive advantage. Presented by: Siemens
Energy management is becoming an increasingly important component of all businesses. Organizations continually seek to reduce energy
consumption as a means to cut costs and reduce waste. In this regard, the purpose of this presentation is to inform participants on energy
management best practices and product offerings, both in the current market and an outlook for the future. These practices demonstrate the
most effective methods businesses can utilize to reduce energy-related waste. By coupling current best practices with an outlook into future
energy management tools, this presentation will equip participants with the knowledge to become and remain efficient energy consumers.
Presented by: Consumers Energy Business Solutions
SOUTH PRESS ALCOVE
THU 1:00-1:50 PM
HALL OF LEGENDS 1
F LO O R P L AN
What's New in Siemens Motion Control
SCHEDULE
VISTORS INTERVIEW ROOM
What's New from Siemens Automation Innovations 2015
WED 11:00-11:50 AM
S EM I N ARS
THU 1:00-1:50 PM
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Notes
Join us as we take you through the Siemens general motion control and low-voltage drives portfolio. In this session, you will get an up-close
look at our overall product offering, current roadmap and future products in the pipeline. Products included in the discussion are our low-voltage
drives portfolio and our motor offering. Presented by: Siemens
WED 1:00-1:50 PM
THU 11:00-11:50 AM
ROOFTOP SUITE
Where to Find New Controls Engineers
Having a hard time finding local engineers with Siemens PLC experience? Are you curious what role PLCs, HMIs, and PLM is playing in local
college curriculums? This seminar will introduce you to key contacts from Michigan colleges and universities who are currently “Siemens
Cooperates with Education” partner schools. Each presenter will explain how their school is filling the demand for electrical, industrial, and
computer engineers in Michigan. Their vision of what skillsets are needed will be discussed, and hopefully a match will be made with your
company’s hiring needs. You will also hear from some local organizations whose mission is to align the education community with the needs of
the manufacturing industry. Presented by: Southeast Michigan and Northwest Ohio Education Institutions and Organizations
WED 9:30-10:20 AM
THU 8:30-9:20 AM
HALL OF LEGENDS 1
Wireless 101
Learn about the origin, standards, performance and different types of wireless technologies including modes of operation, roaming and the three
basic components that make up a wireless network. Using real world application examples this session will identify some ideal opportunities to
utilize a wireless approach.. Presented by: Siemens
WED 1:00-1:50 PM
PRESS DINING ROOM
THU 11:00-11:50 AM
Wireless Technology Utilization to Create Smart Manufacturing Facilities
Utilize wireless technology to automate and monitor energy consumption points to improve energy demand efficiencies and implement strategic energy reductions. Eliminate labor intensive and costly OHSA testing requirements by wirelessly automating the testing of your emergency
ligthting systems seeing ROI's of less than one year. View new energy efficient technology being implemented into ultra efficient transformers
that dramatically reduce energy losses that you are presently experiencing with traditional electrical supply transformers. Transform your
facility into a smart lean energy efficient facility thus contributing to company profit improvement. Presented by: Powersmiths International,
Wattstopper and Emergi-Lite

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