Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Mathematics ITWMDigital / June 02, 2020 - May 04, 2021
34. CONTROL – International Trade Fair for Quality Assurance
CONTROL-Virtual
Digitale Exhibition Hall 6, Booth 6301
Digital Fair
After the cancellation of the May date, the CONTROL-Virtual will now start instead.
Control is a specialist event available to suppliers and users, which in theory sheds light on all aspects and in practice presents the current world range of usable technologies, processes, products and system solutions for industrial quality assurance, according to the trade fair.
Fraunhofer ITWM at the CONTROL-Virtual
We will be there with experts from our departments »Image Processing« and »Material Characterization and Testing« and provide information on automated view planning for complex surface inspection (Image Processing) and non-destructive testing with terahertz technology (Materials Characterization and Testing).
In digital showrooms, exhibitors present the trade fair highlights and product innovations for 2020 in a clear and compact way, which they will not be able to show live this year.
The most important international trade event for all topics relating to measuring and testing technology, as well as vision technology, image processing and sensor technology, has been digitally available to qualified experts worldwide 24 hours a day, 7 days a week without time limit since 02.06.2020.
The link to the interactive hall plans of the cancelled Control 2020 provides a view of the real scale of the trade fair offerings and at the same time offers a preview of the virtual trade fair event in the coming year.
The digital programme with some lectures and webcasts is also available here.
Impressions From Our Booth at the Control 2019
Our department »Materials Characterization and Testing« is concerned with non-destructive testing of coatings and composite materials. One example of application is the inspection of radomes.
Our »Image Processing« department develops application-specific solutions for complex tasks in surface inspection. A particular highlight is our robot-supported path planning, which can be used to find defects on surfaces.
In contrast, the department »Materials Characterization and Testing« focuses on techniques using terahertz and micrometer waves. These allow, for example, the contactless and non-destructive measurement of layer thicknesses.