EVENT 5 April 2022
ASPE Annual Meeting
The 37th Annual Meeting of the American Society for Precision Engineering will take place in-person this year in Bellevue, Washington. Bellevue is located nine miles from downtown Seattle, just across Lake Washington and is the economic hub of the Seattle region’s Eastside.
About this event
The Puget Sound region is home to some of the world’s best known and most successful companies, as well as top-ranked universities. The Hyatt Regency is conveniently located in downtown Bellevue with walkable access to world class retail, dining, entertainment and the arts.
The ASPE Annual Meeting will feature tutorials, technical paper presentations, poster sessions, the Student Challenge, commercial exhibits and technical tours. The Annual Meeting promises many opportunities for networking and recruiting, putting you face-to-face with experts at leading corporations, government laboratories and universities. Technical sessions will focus on Controls and Mechatronics, Metrology Systems, Precision Design, Precision Manufacturing, Micro and Nano Technologies and Surface Characterization and Applications of Measurement Science. There will also be special focus areas this year in precision engineering for virtual and augmented reality, aerospace engineering and large scale metrology.
October 10-14, 2022
Hyatt Regency Bellevue
Bellevue, Washington, USA
Conference Chairperson
Alex Sohn, Meta
Photo Credit: Alex Sohn
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USA
References
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