On the agenda: 13 free webinars open to everyone, to discover or review the latest progress in the key technologies of the Industry 4.0.
Green and energy transition, manufacturing & monitoring, engineering, testing & simulation, characterisation & materials… in 2021, the 13 discovery webinars created by Cetim Academy will address subjects of concern for companies which intend to start their transformation towards the Industry 4.0.
These free webinars, organised by Cetim-Matcor, last for 1h30 and are open to everyone. They will allow users to discover or review the latest developments in specific technologies: additive manufacturing, robotics, composites, testing…, or the latest insights on today’s trends such as low-carbon industry, economic recovery, through-life support, etc.
Acculturation before in-depth training
Further to the success of the first edition of these online events, Cetim will offer 13 new sessions this year, all led by expert contributors. They will provide opportunities to discover the methods, tools and solutions tested by Cetim to meet the challenges of the Industry 4.0. Then, for more in-depth training, Cetim Academy offers various types of training courses available as classroom-based, online, inter or intra company sessions, or provided as part of specific projects or dedicated services.
To discover the full programme and register, click on the links below :
Your transformation 4.0 : a few key steps
6th May
New Trends in Plastics and Composites Recycling
18th May
Residual Life Assessment
31st May
Composites: Materials/Process and Defects Analysis
3rd June
AIM : Integrity of Ageing Equipment & Risk Management
17th June
Smart and Connected Machining
24th June
Metallic Materials: Defects Analysis
8th July
Fluid-Structure Interaction & CFD
15th July
NDT Imaging of Components: What benefit for mechanical industry?
21st September
Metal Additive Manufacturing: New advances for real profitability
14th Octocber
Screwed Assemblies: Issues and new challenges
23rd November
Glass material : Failure analysis and product contamination
7th December