Predictronics is excited to announce our participation in this year’s 11th Annual Conference of the Prognostics and Health Management Society from September 21st to September 26th at the Scottsdale Resort at McCormick Ranch in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Predictronics CTO Dr. David Siegel will not only be a co-chair for the week’s panel sessions, but he will also be a panelist at the Measurement and Evaluation for PHM in Manufacturing workshop on Monday, September 23rd from 8:30am – 5:05pm.

Topics to be presented and discussed at the workshop are as follows:

• Large Manufacturing - Challenges, Needs, and Best Practices to Verify and Validate PHM Technologies
• Small Manufacturing - Challenges, Needs, and Best Practices to Verify and Validate PHM Technologies
• Technology Development and Integration - Emergent PHM and the Capabilities that must be Assessed
• Measurement and Evaluation Research - Developing Independent V&V of PHM
• Assessment of Industrial AI techniques for PHM

The Prognostics and Health Management Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to the advancement of PHM as an engineering discipline. The PHM Society helps to develop international standards, research methods, teaching curricula, and metrics in PHM. They are at the forefront of education within the PHM community and advocate for interdisciplinary collaborations between PHM and other engineering disciplines.

This annual conference brings together global PHM experts in industry, academia, and government and gives these leaders the opportunity to discuss and share expertise within the field, as well as demonstrate the impact of their technologies through real-world applications in energy, aerospace, transportation, robotics, smart manufacturing, Industrial AI, and more. This year’s conference will play host to numerous panels ranging in subject matter from PHM Enablers for Autonomous Systems and Theoretical Aspects of Prognostics to Precision Agriculture and PHM for Space Applications.

Other speakers at this year’s conference include representatives from NASA, GM, GE, and NIST. For more information about PHM 2019, visit the PHM Society website.