Technology is evolving faster than ever with more intelligence, more data, more connectivity… more everything. The test industry is no bystander to these effects and must adapt to the challenges of designing, validating, and diagnosing increasingly complex devices. So what’s on the horizon for 2018? Find out what we at Wineman Technology predict will have the biggest impact on test lab managers and system integrators:

Data Science

Engineers by nature are problem solvers. So when it comes to designing a test machine, the team will dive straight into nailing down the design requirements without really thinking about big picutre questions --

When someone asks what we do at Wineman Technology (WTI) it is often hard to explain.  The simplest answer is we build test equipment; although this statement is true, it fails to convey the most valuable service we provide to our customers.  Test equipment describes a wide range of machines and hand-held devices performing design validation, quality control, end-of-line testing, and diagnostics. A wide variety of products use these machines and devices.  Test equipment ranges from simple to complex and is in R&D labs, factory floors, and local service departments.  How can we describe the niche we have carved out in this market and capture the unique value we bring?  When I put this question to the engineering managers at WTI, one of them came back with the phrase “we provide insight through electromechanical test”, and when he said it we knew we had defined what is special about WTI.