FARO announces inaugural Signals Conference set to highlight reality capture technology
"FARO is thrilled to bring together AECO leaders and innovators for its inaugural conference, Signals."
FARO has unveiled its inaugural Signals Conference. The 3D measurement, imaging, and realisation solution provider’s new conference will aim to provide attendees with the opportunity to learn about reality capture technology. There will be a particular focus on how its data can enable smarter and more efficient construction sites and facilities management processes.
Key information:
- FARO unveils its Signals Conference.
- The inaugural event will take place on the 12-13th October this year in Chicago.
- According to the organisers, the conference will focus on educating attendees on reality capture technology.
The event will run from the 12 - 13th October this year at the Marriott Lincolnshire Resort, Chicago. Another key highlight of the Signals Conference is that it provides the opportunity to tour and join hands-on sessions in the Oracle Innovation Lab. This will give attendees the opportunity to immerse themselves in some of the latest advancements in digital construction technology.
"We are excited to host the inaugural Signals Conference, where our agenda will provide a platform for AECO leaders and innovators to come together and explore how reality capture technology can transform construction and facility management," said Pat Bohle, President of Building Insights at FARO. "The conference represents FARO's commitment to empowering our customers and partners, fostering innovation, and propelling the industry toward a future where each key stage of a building's lifecycle is managed digitally.”
Signals will aim to bring together a diverse range of industry experts, technology leaders, and esteemed customers. Attendees will be able to participate in multi-track educational presentations, hands-on demos, networking, panel discussions, and workshops with experts.
FARO in metrology
FARO claims that its Reality Capture technology bridges the gap between the digital and physical worlds through data-driven reliable accuracy, precision, and immediacy. The company’s technology solutions claim to help its customers measure the world around them, in turn, enabling them to use that data to make quicker decisions. Additionally, one of the key areas that FARO operates within is the 3D Metrology market.