Around the World with 80 GHz – We Love Radar in Argentina

When you go on a trip, you just have to come back home to really experience something. Within the space of six days in Argentina I conducted seven training sessions and had six flights and other trips covering a total of 6,000 kilometres. And contrary to all expectations, I travelled not only according to plan, but comfortably and on time. On the way back home, however, my luck ran out: on a German train. A landslide in the Rastatter tunnel left me stranded despite the S-Bahn/bus combination that is supposedly available for such emergencies. But I was already close to home, so I was picked up in Rastatt by a particularly nice person and driven the remaining few kilometres by car. Be happy to have that happen again!

The seminar at Dow Argentina was particularly exciting. It was obvious that our Argentine VEGA agency Meditecna had done a good job in getting things ready here. Seminar participants in Bahia not only knew about our 80-GHz radar sensor, they had already discussed how and where the sensor could be used. The product questions asked by the 14 chemical engineers had real depth and practical interest. Each seminar plays out differently, but this one was especially successful because at the end we could directly arrange to have some test measurements carried out.