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ISA and Jubail Industrial College in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Finalize Training Agreement
Three sets of ISA courses are included in the agreement: core technical skills training; review courses for taking certification exams; and certificate program courses -
CoaXPress Aims to Become New Standard in Machine Vision Interfaces
Due to the use of standard coaxial cable and its bandwidth, CoaXPress has found itself not only suited for machine vision applications but also for applications in the medical and defense markets where use of coaxial cable is prevalent. -
Zenith to Supply Manufacturing Software to GE
Zenith will supply biopharmaceutical process control systems, manufacturing execution system (MES) solutions and other supporting technologies to GE Healthcare Life Sciences -
SignalFire Ships 20,000th Wireless Node
SignalFire, a telemetry equipment manufacturer for the oil and gas market, has shipped their 20,000th unit while maintaining a low rate of field-failure -
Gas sensors market size to reach $2.89 bn by 2022
Gas sensors market size was valued at USD 1.9 billion in 2014 and is forecast to reach USD 2.89 billion by 2022 -
Rockwell Automation to Launch “Best Future Machine Award” at interpack 2017
The Best Future Machine Award will be an opportunity for machine builders to showcase and discuss their technology in front of some of the industry’s most influential companies. -
Industry 4.0 Needs Horizontal Integration
By Armin Singer, MPDV A Manufacturing Execution System (MES) is not only suitable to support Industry 4.0 but a necessary requirement. This white paper describes MPDV's Hydra MES. -
Festo Introduces Multi-Carrier-System without Trailing Wires
By Bill Lydon, Editor Festo's Multi-Carrier System, along with accompanying Siemens software, provides machine designers with an innovative tool to deliver greater industry efficiency. -
Hacker Attack on SCADA and Google dorking
Hackers in Iran used a technique called ‘Google dorking’ to access a log-in portal in the Dam’s control system. -
Hilscher Enters IIoT in a Big Way
By: Bill Lydon, Editor Automation.com's editor spoke with executives at Hilscher about their new NetIOT line and how they can enable better data-driven decision making from the plant floor.
