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Honeywell helps Japanese turbocharger plant enhance performance monitoring technology
The cloud-based technology allows Honeywell’s Transportation Systems business to remotely identify, analyze and optimize energy consumption of the overall plant as well as all connected field devices. This is the first deployment of the solution in Asia. -
Siemens announces latest version of Siemens Converting Toolbox
The Siemens Converting Toolbox has separate modules for each of the Siemens product categories typically found on converting machines, including SIMOTION motion controllers, SINAMICS drives and SIMATIC PLCs. -
Novotek releases Reality of IIoT whitepaper
The company outlines the technologies available, and the value in using them, in its new industrial internet of things (IIoT) whitepaper. -
AISIN, ADVICS, JTEKT and DENSO announce joint venture to develop integrated ECU software for automated driving
The integrated ECU software manages components, such as sensors, brakes, and steering, which are basic driving functions and critical for automated driving. -
AISIN, ADVICS, JTEKT and DENSO announce joint venture to develop integrated ECU software for automated driving
The integrated ECU software manages components, such as sensors, brakes, and steering, which are basic driving functions and critical for automated driving. -
ABB to upgrade process control for Belarus substation
As part of the upgrade, the substation will be equipped with digital technology. ABB will supply protection and control equipment, an ABB Ability MicroSCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) system and a digital process bus. -
National Tooling and Machining Association announces Dean Bartles as President
Bartles brings to NTMA almost four decades of experience in the manufacturing sector, most recently as the Director of the John Olson Advanced Manufacturing Center at the University of New Hampshire. -
Learning the Ropes of Industry 4.0: The future of engineering depends on training
By Jonathan Wilkins, EU Automation Businesses must work to encourage more people into this pipeline but must also ensure they are getting the best out of existing and new staff. This article discusses why employers must upskill both new and experienced staff. -
Tatsoft announces opening of San Francisco office
Customers can evolve their SCADA from the previous generations technology to a new environment leveraging the Microsoft .NET Framework, SQL databases, displays and Industry 4.0 concepts, the foundation for FactoryStudio. -
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