Marposs Launches Remote Testing and Acceptance Service
Appears in Print as: 'Real-Time Alterations with Marposs' Remote Service'
Marposs has launched a new Remote Testing and Acceptance Service for internet-based, real-time testing and adjustments with Marposs staff.
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Edited by Evan Doran
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Marposs’ (Auburn Hills, Mich.) new real-time Remote Testing and Acceptance Service enables customers to participate in live testing, review and acceptance of their machines, gauges and applications without traveling, supporting efficient work while saving time and money.
“The manufacturing industry is often criticized for a lack of modernization. With the pandemic preventing in-person meetings, companies must adopt new technologies,” Matteo Zoin, Marposs’ head of marketing and new market development, says. “We are living in a challenging time and staying competitive requires aggressively moving into the digital space.”
Tests for North American customers take place in Marposs’ Technology Labs in Auburn Hills, Mich. and Fremont, Calif.; or at Marposs’ European headquarters. Video cameras and wireless equipment support the Zoom Conference livestreams to ensure a highly detailed and accurate experience. Customers can provide immediate feedback, allowing real-time alterations.
Marposs has produced a video on this service to provide potential users a better understanding of the experience. The video is available at Marposs YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/gUrSurWUNno.
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