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(L to R): R. Gokal, project manager Ethekwini Transport Authority; Logan Moodley, deputy head Ethekwini Transport Authority; Barry T. Fryer Dudley I-CUBE (Integrated Intelligent Imaging); Kevin McElroy, chairman SAIMC
The Speaker at our next technology evening is Warren Scott, business development manager of Abacus Automation who has 20 years' experience in the field of automation and control. His organisation has received numerous innovation awards over the past number of years from one of the world's largest, German-based, electrical and automation conglomerates.
Scott will be speaking on the innovative motion control solution his company has developed in conjunction with Exigo Motion Control.
Venue: Electrical Engineering Building, University of KZN
17h30 for 18h00
1 October 2008
Booking is not essential and visitors are welcome.
For further information contact John Owen-Ellis, +27 (0)82 336 2938.
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Music from Queen and Elvis with the ever popular Gee-Jays
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