As a manufacturer of All-in-one Controllers and PLCs, Horner builds a very capable, complex product. As a general purpose controller, it is not used in any two applications exactly the same way. There are dozens (hundreds, really) of built-in features and functions and more are added on a continuous basis. But how does Horner ensure that adding a new feature doesn’t break an existing one? How can we be sure that we don’t introduce significant bugs on a new release? It’s very complicated - but the simple answer is Automated Testing. Join us and tour the extensive Automated Test setup built and maintained by the Horner test team.
Marci has been with Horner since June of 2020. She has been doing marketing for over 25 years and has witnessed the huge differences in tools, trends and media. She is helping to bring Horner Automation into the spotlight with LIVE events and...
Chuck has served a variety of roles in his 30+ years at Horner - but has always been an Applications Engineer at heart. Chuck graduated (a looooong time ago!) from what is now Kettering University in Flint, MI with a degree in Electrical...