STKO is on the road, as this week, Prof. Guido Camata will be traveling around the US to introduce the software. He will be presenting how STKO works with Asdea Hardware’s MonStr sensors as part of an innovative Structural Health Monitoring System. The trip will include visits to San Francisco and San Diego in California, as well as Boulder, Colorado. While in San Francisco, he was invited to present the software to DegenKolb on February 2nd.
Prof. Camata will present STKO to students and staff at the University of Colorado at Boulder on February 6th. In San Diego, he will be giving a similar presentation at the University of California, San Diego, on the 8th of February.
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