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Early-bird registration for ISA WWAC Symposium extended
The deadline for early-bird registration for the 2014 ISA Water/Wastewater and Automatic Controls (WWAC) Symposium has been extended to 1 July 2014. -
Roxtec Seals protect data center cables from water
The Project Q data center in the city of Queretaro, México, had to route multiple cables and pipes through 45-centimeter thick walls, while maintaining the protective integrity of the walls. Roxtec cable entry solutions proved effective protection. -
Kollmorgen automates blister packaging machine in India
Kollmorgen supplied a motion control automation solution to IMA PG for their PG Express blister packaging machine. -
Autopro Opens office in Peace River, Alberta
Autopro Automation Consultants is a engineering and integration firm that specializes in the design and implementation of industrial automation solutions. -
NUM to supply CNC equipment to Purdue Univ.
The equipment will provide students with hands-on CNC programming experience and help to familiarize them with advanced CNC machine tool operation and control techniques. -
ASHRAE publishes Guideline on Specifying Building Automation Systems
ASHRAE Guideline 13-2014, Specifying Building Automation Systems, provide designers of building automation systems (BAS) with background information, recommendations for good practice, project considerations, and detailed discussion of options with respect to the design of a BAS system. -
Fieldbus Foundation updates FOUNDATION Technical Specifications
Version 2014.1 specification updates enhance FOUNDATION for Remote Operations Management (ROM) and the usability of FOUNDATION technology. -
Festo signs TSI Solutions as Distributor in Georgia
TSI Solutions is a factory automation systems house located in Stone Mountain, Georgia. -
Eaton releases Solar Circuit Protection Solutions
Fuses, circuit breakers, power distribution blocks and surge protective devices (SPDs) for commercial, utility and residential solar segments reduce installation costs, maintain reliable operations, help enhance safety and maximize energy harvested. -
Riken Keiki Joins ISA100 Wireless Compliance Institute
Founded in 1939, Riken Keiki has been specializing in developing gas detection and monitoring solutions to help ensure safety in industrial sites for almost a decade. -
Market for Advanced and Portable Operator Terminals going up
The world market for operator terminals was worth $2.32 billion in 2013, and will generate revenues of approximately $3.16 billion in 2018. -
PLC Protection: Are we looking forward or backward?
By Dr. Alex Tarter, Ultra Electronics For less than the price of a nice dinner, and a weekend's effort, almost anyone can build a penetration device that can be slipped into a pocket, surreptitiously connect to the network, and used to remotely access systems anytime and from anywhere desired. -
SEPTA trains save $250K by Recyling Braking Energy
Originally installed in April 2012, the system captures braking energy for redistribution into the SEPTA power network while generating revenue with behind the meter load response to sustain the local grid and the wholesale energy market. -
WAYJUN products carry the CE approval
Isolated amplifier products carry the CE approval. -
Wireless Infrastructure Strengthens Manufacturing
By Bill Lydon, Editor Communication technology is taking a role in strengthening U.S. manufacturing. Tom Bianculli, Motorola Solutions’ Senior Director of Emerging Business, talks about the type of technological advances that will improve operations on the manufacturing floor. -
Temperature Calibration: Using a Dry Block to Calculate Total Uncertainty
When performing a temperature calibration, it is important to remember that the uncertainty of calibration is not the same as the accuracy of the device. -
Quantifying the Internet of Things
Analyst views of the Internet of Things (IoT) vary drastically depending on how one defines the topic. As a result, there is the potential for much hyping. -
Shanghai Moons Acquires Applied Motion Products
Applied Motion Products was founded in 1978 and specializes in providing advanced stepper and servo motor drives to a broad range of industrial and OEM customers. -
Global Training announces Infrared thermography online training courses
Course content has been prepared and written by a team of Subject Matter Experts who are Level 3 Certified Infrared Thermographers, each having over 20 years of professional experience. -
Automation Brains & Brawn
By Bill Lydon, Editor Industrial control systems are the “brains” of any automated manufacturing system. Many of these systems require motion systems - “brawn” - to accomplish the physical aspects of automation. Motion technologies have improved and are refined to meet the new manufacturing requirements. MDA North America provides the opportunity for engineers to sharpen motion knowledge and learn from industry experts first hand.

