For over 25 years, George Keremedjiev has authored the monthly column, Electronics in Metalforming & Assembly in MetalformingMagazine.
George specializes in domestic and global consultations/seminars for both management and technical staffs on:
Mistake-Proof Metalforming & Assembly
Die & Tooling Protection with Electronic Sensors
In-Die Resistance (Spot) Welding of Hardware to Strip
In-Die, In-Assembly 100% Quality Inspections of Critical Part Dimensions
Self-Adjusting Stamping & Assembly Tooling with Servo or Stepper Motors
Injection Molding Process Monitoring
Employee Shop-Floor Technical Training & Apprenticeships
Management Consulations on Competitive Manufacturing Practices
George's hundreds of manufacturing clients have ranged from very small, to mid-sized to very large companies including Clips & Clamps, Ultra Tool & Manufacturing, GR Spring & Stamping, Micro Stamping, Weiss-Aug, nth/works, E & E Manufacturing, Pridgeon & Clay, Gecom, Gestamp, Johnson Controls, Dana, Magna International, Cosma (over two dozen divisions), Siemens, Lear, Kodak, Harley Davidson, Kimball International, John Deere, Steelcase, HON, etc. including suppliers of components and assemblies to NASA, Mercedes Benz, Ford, Boeing, General Motors, Chrysler, Volkswagen, Johnson & Johnson, General Electric, Whirlpool, etc.
Product areas covered by George's consultations & seminars include Automotive, Appliance, Hardware, Medical, Pharaceutical, Energy, Furniture, Electrical, Electronic, Aerospace & Military.
George received an honorary doctorate degree (PhD in Computer Science) in 2009 from Montana State University in part for his consultation work on mistake-proofed manufacturing.
