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Honeywell supplies controls for paper maker in Mexico
Copamex will use Honeywell solutions to increase production and reduce fiber and steam usage at its paper mills in Monterrey, Chihuahua and Uruapan. -
Siemens presents papers at Chem Show in New York
Four speakers from Siemens will present five papers during the 2007 Chem Show in New York City, Oct. 30 through Nov. 1, 2007. -
ARC says Plant Asset Management to grow 10.8% annually
The market was $1.4 billion in 2007 and is forecast to be over $2.4 billion in 2011, according to a new ARC Advisory Group study. -
Advanced Automation names five new directors
Advanced Automation elevated five managers to the position of director. -
AMT provides robot cycle time SWAT team
AMT's SWAT team will help integrators and end users lower cycle times and increase production in robot installations. -
Contemporary Controls publishes Capabilities Brochure
Brochure describes the 32-year growth of CCSI in the design, manufacture, and support of networking products. -
Tofino security system gains Mu Dynamics certification
The Tofino Security Appliance from MTL and Byres Security achieved Foundation-level Mu Security Industrial Control (MUSIC) Certification. -
Mu Dynamics appoints Dave Kresse CEO
Dave Kresse joined the company as chief executive officer, and Kris Nagel was appointed vice president of worldwide sales. -
Yokogawa celebrates 50 years of business
Yokogawa commemorated 50 years of business in North America at its Newnan, Ga., headquarters on October 18, 2007. -
Schneider Electric sales up in third quarter
Schneider Electric sales for the third quartertotaled €4,468 million, up 28.4% from the year-earlier period. -
SICK sensors used on 26 vehicles in DARPA race
In the 2007 Urban Challenge, radar sensors will be used to locate curbs and ditches, detect people and other vehicles, and to see elevation changes in the roadway. -
ARC questions future of non-Ethernet Industrial Networks
Prospects for non-Ethernet device networks dwindle as Ethernet continues its migration into lower levels of the industrial automation hierarchy. -
CEMEX Chooses MYNAH’s Virtual I/O Module for Plant Floor Integration
CEMEX has chosen MYNAH’s Virtual I/O Module Network Gateway (VIM) to integrate their plant floor devices at their cement plants. -
Rockwell releases IT Reference Architecture resources
Reference Architectures include design guides, white papers as well as an educational seminar series that addresses the technical and cultural convergence of manufacturing and IT. -
Standard Automation becomes Wonderware West
Standard Automation & Control, LP, a Wonderware distributor, is changing its name to Wonderware West. -
Japan to be Partner Country at Hannover Fair
Japan will become the official Partner Country at HANNOVER MESSE 2008 (the Hannover Fair), running from 21 to 25 April 2008. -
AeroAstro upgrades SENS (Sensor Enabled Notification System)
AeroAstro will provide ground network upgrades to Globalstar's deployed receivers to expand the current subscriber messaging capacity by 10 X and increase receiver sensitivity by up to 40 percent. -
Siemens vision systems ensure quality at DaimlerChrysler
In the cylinder head production section at DaimlerChrysler, vision sensors are being used to identify the fitted parts using a data matrix code.The technology ensures part traceability. -
Applied Robotics adds distributor in Singapore
Automated Micron Assembly will service customers in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines. -
ABB to supply power plant controls in India
ABB will supply $127 million worth of power and automation solutions for two power plants that will generate electricity needed by steel mills.