Dr. Sabrie Soloman, Ph.D., Sc.D., MBA, PE - He is the Chairman & CEO of American SensoR x, In, USA; Founder of Advanced Manufacturing Post Graduate Studies at Columbia University, USA; Professor of Advanced Technology at Columbia, where he lectures on Sensors & Control Systems in Manufacturing, Affordable Automation, Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM), Flexible Manufacturing System (FMS), Design for Manufacturability, Introduction to Electromechanical Engineering, Modern Welding Technology, and 3D Printing/Bioprinting Technology. Dr. Soloman authored numbers of technical books published and translated worldwide: Sensors Handbook (2nd edition), Sensors and Control Systems in Manufacturing (2nd edition), Affordable Automation, Introduction to Electromechanical Engineering, Modern Welding Technology, to name a few. Dr. Soloman holds numerous Patents, Technical Awards, and several US Product Registrations. He is a Fellow of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers. USA. The Royal Society of Manufacturing Engineers (England), and L'Ores Des Ingenieurs Du Quebec (Canada), He received several awards from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), the Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME), and the American Management Association (AMA). Dr. Soloman is considered an international authority on advanced manufacturing technology, robotics, biomedical engineering, pharmaceuticals, and automation in the microelectronic, automotive, beef, pork, poultry industries. He has been and continues to be instrumental in developing and implementing several industrial and modernization programs through the United Nation to European, Asian, and African countries. He is the first to introduce and implement unmanned flexible synchronous/asynchronous manufacturing systems the microelectronic and meat industries, and the first to incorporate advanced vision technology in a wide array of robot/micro-robot manipulators. Dr. Soloman was selected to deliver the US Presidential closing address, "Innovative Remote Sensors Technologies," at the Universal Design Conference, New York, USA