Laird Technologies to Blanket North American Tradeshow Circuit
Company to attend CIM, AISTech, EDS and CTIA®
Laird Technologies, Inc., a global leader in the design and supply of customized performance-critical components and systems for advanced electronics and wireless products, today announced it will be attending four events during the first full week of May (6-12). The list of events includes the following: Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CIM) Conference & Exhibition 2012, Association for Iron & Steel Technology (AISTech) 2012, Electronics Distribution Show (EDS) 2012 and International CTIA Wireless® 2012.
At CIM 2012 Laird Technologies can be found at booth 319. The team from the Wireless Automation and Control Solutions (WACS) business unit will display products aimed at increasing safety and productivity in underground mining located throughout the world, including its underground communication system (SIAMnet), mining remote systems, and industrial remote systems.
The WACS team will also have representatives at AISTech. The company's location for the event at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, Georgia will be booth 900. Displays will include information on solutions for steel manufacturing, such as the CattronControl(TM) series of remote control systems and the CattronConnect(TM) equipment monitoring software.
Across the country in Las Vegas, Nevada, Laird Technologies will conduct one-on-one meetings with its distribution partners at EDS 2012 in suite 2-102 of the Cosmopolitan Hotel. Discussion topics will include the company's sales outlook and distribution marketing strategy relating to its EMI, Thermal Management, and Signal Integrity product lines.
Also, this week Laird Technologies will exhibit products from its Telematics, Infrastructure Antenna and Connectivity Products business units at CTIA in New Orleans, Louisiana. Items on display at booth 3458 will include wireless embedded modules, antennas and M2M devices that benefit asset and fleet management, smart antenna, and telematics applications. A sampling of Laird Technologies batteries will be showcased as well.
