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On Demand Webinar | Mission Critical: Strategies for Success in Aerospace Testing and Control

Ensuring mission success requires a comprehensive approach, starting from the initial design phase all the way through to deployment. System failures can have devastating consequences across various industries, including aerospace and defense, resulting in the loss of lives and assets. Many of these incidents could have been prevented with the use of advanced design, verification, and testing methodologies.

Effective system verification, along with the integration of built-in test and diagnostic capabilities, plays a critical role in detecting and diagnosing failures. These measures can potentially prevent loss of life, reduce financial liabilities, and protect reputations.

Join United Electronic Industries (UEI) for an in-depth discussion on innovative embedded test solutions in an upcoming webinar. The webinar will feature real-world examples and practical applications, as well as valuable insights, recommendations, and a comprehensive checklist for testing advanced embedded avionics and electronics prior to deployment.

What you’ll learn:

  • A checklist for building a successful test and control solution
  • Built-in test and diagnostic tips and processes to mitigate deployment risks
  • Automatic failure mode analysis information
  • Examine catastrophic failure causes and costs

Presented by:

Erik Goethert

Sr. Director of Business Development & Strategic Marketing

Mr. Goethert is the Sr. Director of Business Development & Strategic Marketing at United Electronic Industries/AMETEK and has designed, managed, and implemented projects that collect real-world data for Aerospace, Energy, Defense industries so they can build smart systems that are reliable, flexible and rugged. He has more than 30 years of experience in industry-wide hardware, software and I/O application solutions. He has an engineering degree from Cornell University.