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BgB Supply to sell Stahlin Non-Metallic Enclosures online
BgB Supply is an online distributor of industrial electrical products based out of Omaha, Nebraska. -
Low and Medium Voltage Switchgear Market - 3 Opportunities Driving Growth
This article explores the biggest opportunities that exist in the global LV and MV switchgears market, and the changes that have opened these growth windows. -
ASTM Test Method Helps Reduce Problem of Asphaltenes in Oil Production
The standard covers gas oil, diesel fuel, fuel oils, residual fuel oils, lubricating oil, and bitumen, as well as crude oil that uses microfluidics and spectrographic techniques. -
Okuma hires three application engineers
Brad Fitzpatrick, Jeff Hampton and Lee Johnston join Okuma's Application Engineering Department. -
Advantech acquires B+B SmartWorx
Advantech completed the acquisition of B+B SmartWorx for US$99.85 million. -
Fluke offers free online training on how to minimize hazards
Fluke Electrical Measurement Safety course gives guidance reflecting the latest information on how to minimize potential hazards when performing electrical measurements. -
Tibbo will participate in IoT TechExpo Europe 2016
Tibbo will participate in IoT TechExpo Europe 2016. This event will bring together key industries from across Europe for two days of top level content and discussion. Industries include Manufacturing, Transport, Health, Logistics, Government, Energy and Automotive. -
Big data – from data to knowledge
Besides the Internet of Things, handling big data is a basic pillar of Industry 4.0 in the manufacturing industry. Especially in older businesses, there are multitudes of data that cannot be analysed, such as measurement data from the control system or conventional manual inputs. If these data were standardised, stored in a long-term database and built up, real-time analyses and data mining applications could be realised in order to generate knowledge and make predictions. -
Moxa controls lighting on world's longest floating bridge
Seattle's new SR520 bridge replacement spans two miles, requires control of 7000 lights. -
HIMA Consulting presenting at HazardEx 2016
The next step towards Zero? Learn more about safety performance excellence and how to reach the magical goal of Zero accidents. HIMA will be presenting at this year’s HazardEx Conference on 24th & 25th February in Cheshire, UK. -
ISA and Automation Federation commemorate 2016 FIRST Robotics Competition
This year’s FRC, titled FIRST STRONGHOLD , is expected to involve nearly 80,000 high school students on more than 3,100 participating teams throughout the world. -
Vibration Sensor Monitoring and Calibration Protects Vital Plant Machinery
Simple and cost effective, vibration sensors measure the vibration in machinery bearings, helping to predict and forecast machine failure -
ASCO Announces 2016 Industrial Automation Engineering Scholarships
ASCO will award two $5,000 scholarships to U.S. engineering students, provide $1,000 grants to their college’s engineering departments, and host the students at “The Amazing Packaging Race” at PACK EXPO International in 2016. -
FIPA picks up thin magnetic coded disks in an automated testing system
FIPA vacuum system helps automate inspection systems at STVision. -
BiTherm wireless steam trap monitor obtains ISA100 Wireless certification
The SmartWatchWeb Radio Frequency (SWWRF40) Steam Trap Monitor checks for gas and steam leaks, temperature, pressure and other relevant information related to valves and the steam system. -
Buy vs. Build: the great Security Framework Debate
By Alan Grau, Icon Labs Securing IoT devices is a complex task. OEMs can reduce development cost and time to market by utilizing a security framework that provides key security features. The cost, time and complexity of developing a solution from scratch, or of integrating disparate open source solutions, far outweighs the cost of using a commercial solution. -
Industrial Robotics
By Sheetal Borkar By 2020, technological improvements in Industrial Robotics would bring down the cost of the systems and also increase efficiency and productivity. Improvements in artificial intelligence, sensors, and material sciences are expected to open new areas of application -
Programmable SoC (System on a Chip) Driving EtherCAT Implementations
By Punya Prakash and David Zaucha, Texas Instruments To date, the implementations of EtherCAT slave node have largely been dominated by hardware intensive solutions used to perform on-the-fly real-time processing and synchronization. Recent advances in technology have created programmable system-on-a-chip (SoC) devices that offer very tangible equipment costs savings, versatility and longer life cycles to industrial systems users. -
Manufacturing technology order values increase, but unit sales decline
Data suggests that manufacturers are increasing their use of automated equipment to add productivity and lower costs, rather than expanding their operations and capacity. -
Yokogawa Acquires Industrial Evolution
Industrial Evolution is a provider of cloud-based plant data sharing services.

