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Torque sensors aid tidal turbine development
Non-contact torque sensors from Sensor Technology are playing a key role in the development of commercial-scale in-stream tidal turbines produced by Irish company, OpenHydro. -
Thompson Group acquires Applied Instrument Technologies
AIT will be organized as a standalone company within The Thompson Group. Financial terms of the purchase were not disclosed. -
Institution of Engineering and Technology Joins Automation Federation
The two organizations signed a formal agreement to collaborate on efforts to advance and grow the automation profession. -
Hudson-Sharp Machine Company Celebrates 100th Anniversary
In 1910, David Hudson and Alexander Sharp founded the company when they took over the shop and foundry of the Sectional Roll Co. and renamed it The Hudson-Sharp Machine Co. -
Honeywell opens office in Baghdad
The Baghdad office will supply process automation equipment to Iraq’s oil and gas industry, which is in the midst of re-construction. -
eWON opens office in Pittsburg
eWON is opening a US subsidiary under the name eWON Inc. in Pittsburgh, PA. Dominique Blanc is the CEO. -
What Makes MV Indicators Suitable for Electrical Safety?
By Grace Engineered Products Medium voltage indicators (2K-43KVolts) offer positive benefits because they keep workers away from voltage and provide an answer to the 'Is there voltage?' question. -
National Instruments Appoints Alex Davern Chief Operating Officer
Davern joined National Instruments in 1994 and has been serving as CFO and senior vice president of manufacturing and IT operations since 2002. -
GrammaTech to develop security system for AFRL
Subcontractors Raytheon, the University of Virginia, and Georgia Tech join effort to neutralize software vulnerabilities in security-critical applications. -
Spectris buys N-TRON
N-TRON makes rugged industrial networking components and Ethernet switches. -
ABB Robotics to open training lab at Vincennes University
The ABB Robotics training lab features 29 ABB robots and related work cells, software and controllers. -
Intelligent Instrumentation names Robert Auman president and CEO
Robert M. Auman was Vice President of worldwide sales. Auman has been with the company since 1986. -
RuggedCom to Acquire Substation Business of Bow Networks
Bow Networks is a developer of substation automation and security software. -
ISA Announces ISA Automation Week 2011
ISA Automation Week 2011: Technology and Solutions Event will be held at the Arthur R. Outlaw Mobile Convention Center in Mobile, Alabama, USA, on 17-20 October, 2011. -
FIRST, Automation Federation, and ISA Promote STEM Education
The three will promote the importance of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education for students in kindergarten through high school (K-12). -
Allied publishes 2011 Catalog
The 2011 Catalog showcases more than 120,000 products from over 300 suppliers. -
Siemens to acquire Site Controls
Site Controls is a provider of enterprise-wide energy management solutions for multi-site commercial businesses. -
Addressing the Myths of Model Predictive Control (MPC)
By Don Morrison, Honeywell Process Solutions Key misconceptions are based on the common shortcomings of traditional model predictive control: complexity of configuration, speed of execution, interpretation of noise in the system, and over-active movement of the final control element. But an intelligently implemented MPC strategy can result in increased plant efficiencies over PID. -
Energy Harvesting and Wireless Sensors Ready for Prime Time
By Dr Peter Harrop, IDTechEx Energy harvesting is the conversion of ambient energy into electricity to drive small or mobile electronic and electrical devices. -
European Funds Drive SCADA Market says Frost & Sullivan
Major investments in the electric utility and water and wastewater sectors will drive the European supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) market.
