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Alternative Vision announces online store
Site offers image sensors, frame grabbers, cameras, lenses, industrial computers, cables and enclosures. -
HayssenSandiacre Acquires Simionato Integrated Packaging
Simionato is a manufacturer of integrated flexible packaging systems based in Mestrino, Italy. -
Semaphore signs Process Control Dynamics as distributor
Process Control Dynamics is a Semaphore authorized distributor for customers in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. -
Trebing + Himstedt signs WESCO as distributor
WESCO will distribute T+H Industrial Communication Solutions and Services for Fieldbus and Ethernet networks in Virginia. -
ABB to acquire Powercorp in Australia
Darwin-based Powercorp employs around 30 people and offers automation and intelligent control solutions to manage renewable energy generation. -
PAS to provide Alarm Systems to Qatargas
Qatargas, the world’s largest LNG producer, will install PAS PlantState Suite alarm management software across all their units. -
Omron STI introduces OEM Partnership Program
Program partners get an expedited test and evaluation process that gets safety products for a given application into the design engineer’s hands for evaluation. -
Robust PID Tuning Strategy for Uncertain Plants Based on the Kharitonov Theorem
Robust PID Tuning Strategy for Uncertain Plants Based on the Kharitonov Theorem -
Must Industry Choose Between Security or Efficiency?
Automation.com, November 2011 By Eric Byres, Byres Security Inc. On one hand, industry is becoming increasingly concerned about just how vulnerable control systems have become to outside attacks. At the same time, new tools and applications that improve efficiency, but increase that exposure, are appearing daily. So must we sacrifice these gains in efficiency if we want to be secure? -
Manufacturing Technology Orders Up 91.9% in 2011
September U.S. manufacturing technology orders totaled $606.56 million, up 22.9% from August and up 51.9% when compared with the total of $399.32 million reported for September 2010. -
PLCs close in on DCS market
The distinction between PLCs and distributed control systems is narrowing, but their combined market in Europe will hit €6.45 billion in 2017. -
SEMI accepts ODVA networks as international standards
The Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International (SEMI) organization has renewed EtherNet/IP and DeviceNet as standards in its sensor bus network communications activities. -
Honeywell to power Vietnam offshore oil platforms
HPS will supply the main and backup power generators, wellhead control panel and chemical injection skid for HLJOC's H-04 wellhead platform in the Te Giac Trang (TGT) Field. -
Emerson to automate coal gasification process
Emerson’s DeltaV process automation system will control the coal gasification process at a new chemical plant in Henan province, China. -
Nexen publishes Motion Control Catalog
The catalog covers Roller Pinion System (RPS) products, designed to provide high-accuracy linear positioning with no backlash, as well as expanded gear offerings. -
Rockwell Automation to replace DCS at zinc smelting operation
Rockwell will replace the DCS at Nyrstar Hobart’s zinc smelting operation in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, with a PlantPAx process automation system. -
New Enterprise-Control System Integration Standard Issued for Review/Voting
New Enterprise-Control System Integration Standard Issued for Review/Voting -
RFID use in Russia Growing
Security is high on the agenda and Russia has somewhat different priorities from the rest in its extensive use of RFID for public transport. -
VEGA UK appoints Ray Tregale Managing Director
Mel Henry, the Managing Director at VEGA Controls, is stepping down from his role after 29 years. -
Avoid the Crisis - Achieve Zero Downtime
Automation.com, November 2011 By Roy Kok In the terms of Automation, a crisis can be characterized as a loss of production (downtime), possibly of a simple piece of equipment, or it can be extensive, affecting major portions of the plant. Are we giving enough focus to the right areas, not focusing on the level of a "worst case scenario" type of crisis?

