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Gantner Instruments at Aero Engine Testing 2025

On March 20–21, 2025, aerospace professionals, industry experts, and technology providers will gather in Mianyang for the 2025 Aerospace Equipment Digital Intelligence Test and Industry Development Conference. Under the theme “Digital Leadership in Aviation, Intelligent in the Blue Sky,” this event highlights cutting-edge progress in advanced aircraft engine digital intelligent testing, high-precision measurement, combustion, turbine, and strength testing. One main forum and five sub-forums will feature experts sharing insights and best practices, while an aircraft engine test technological achievements and product exhibition showcases the latest innovations.

Advanced measurement solutions tailored for next-gen aerospace innovation
Gantner Instruments will be present to share insights into how our data acquisition and testing technologies can help streamline performance validation in modern aerospace applications. By combining precise data collection, intelligent analytics, and scalable hardware, our solutions are ideal for meeting the stringent requirements of aerospace engine testing and development.

  • Modular DAQ Systems: Gain the ultimate measurement flexibility and scalability for complex aerospace testing scenarios.
  • Extreme Reliability: Monitor critical parameters—such as temperature—under harsh conditions with proven precision.
  • Real-Time Insights: Benefit from fast data processing that enables timely, data-driven decisions during test campaigns.
  • Data Security: Protect sensitive aerospace application data with enhanced security features and architecture.

Date & Location

  • Date: March 20–21, 2025
  • City: Mianyang

For more details, visit the conference website.


Contact the team

If you plan on attending, we look forward to connecting with you and discussing how Gantner Instruments can support your testing needs. For questions or to arrange a meeting, please reach out to Mr. Gavin Wen at gavin.wen@gantner-instruments.cn.

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