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Sycon at the EPHJ trade show
Sycon took part in the EPHJ trade show, with an interview about its field approach and its use cases.
EPHJ brings together high-precision trades: watchmaking, jewellery, microtechnology. The workshops are small, the machines expensive, and a stoppage at one station cannot be made up at another.
Why this audience changes the questions
When a single machine carries one step of the process, the question is not "how many stoppages a month" but "will I know this one is coming". The conversation moves to how fine the measurement is, and to what can be read from a drift before it shows on the part.
What was shown
The interview covered Sycon's field approach and the use cases in service: which machine gets instrumented first, what is watched, and when the decision to extend is taken.