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Zigbee Alliance Launches Europe Interest Group
Open IoT standards organization establishes new member forum dedicated to european market requirements, regulations, events and more. -
RS Components Launches Go-kart Design Competition to Promote STEM Skills Through Motorsport
In partnership with PDC Racing, the competition uses motorsport as a gateway for students to develop STEM skills and engineering knowledge. -
ABB Enhances Portfolio of High-speed Industrial Robots with Codian Acquisition
Strategic buy builds on industry-leading food and beverage, pharmaceutical and logistics portfolio. -
Honeywell to Supply Integrated Safety and Security Platform for New Offshore Production Unit in Mexico
Integrated approach to access control, intrusion detection, CCTV and real-time worker location will ensure highest level of safety and security performance. -
Rockwell Automation Recognised for Culture of Supporting Women by The Society of Women Engineers
Award highlights Company’s focus on building a diverse and innovative workforce. -
PLC and PLC-based PACs Market Is Growing with the Challenges of Industrial IoT
New ARC Advisory Group research on the global PLC and PLC-based PAC market reveals that programmable logic controllers (PLC) and programmable automation controllers (PAC) continue to be the preferred choice among machine builders and end users. -
What IT Needs to Know About OT/IoT Security Threats in 2020
"As head of the security research team at Nozomi Networks Labs, today I’m proud to introduce our review of the OT/IoT threat landscape for the first half of 2020 (1H). During this time, our team saw an increase in threats to OT and IoT networks, especially IoT botnet, ransomware and COVID-19-themed attacks." -Alessandro Di Pinto, security research manager with Nozomi Networks. -
How to Quickly Identify Tuning Mistakes
Automation professionals from the ISA Mentor Program address a question they received: 'How can one quickly identify tuning mistakes?' -
Emerson Completes Acquisition of Open Systems International, Agrees to Acquire Progea Group
The Open Systems International acquisition complements Emerson’s portfolio and helps customers in discrete and hybrid end markets accelerate digital transformation. The Progea Group acquisition expands Emerson’s software portfolio, enabling the rapid shift toward the smart grid. -
Object Oriented Industrial Programming (OOIP), Part 2: Abstraction, Nesting and Interfaces
Your plant or equipment is assembled from objects–your control should be, too. New tools deliver the productivity of OOP without the complexity. -
Growing Adoption of Safety Regulations Drives the Temperature Sensor Market
New ARC Advisory Group research on the global Temperature Sensor market reveals that several government regulations intended to increase the safety of factory workers and minimize workplace fatalities are creating lucrative growth opportunities for the market, especially in the food & beverage and chemical industries. -
Automation is Key to Minimizing Manufacturers’ COVID-19 Risk
Many manufacturing firms have extended their safety programs to include COVID-19 mitigation, but large portions, if not all, of their initiatives, are handled manually, making it difficult to keep pace with rapidly changing conditions and disparate guidelines from multiple government agencies. Clearly, automation is required to keep pace. -
Digital Transformation for the New Consumer Journey
With hundreds of billions at stake, Lux Research outlines what companies need to know about AI and IoT’s impact on the consumer journey. -
CPLANE.ai and ExxonMobil Publish Results of Their Digital Infrastructure Orchestration Pilot
CPLANE.ai and ExxonMobil have published the results and findings of their digital infrastructure orchestration pilot. As IT/OT Convergence and Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) adoption accelerates, new system management challenges must be addressed. -
Three Ways Autonomous Machine Vision (AMV) Benefits Plastic Injection Moulding
Plastic injection moulding is a difficult application for machine vision. The highly reflective surface of plastics is hard to illuminate correctly, and the fact that the same production line can create items of different colours and shapes is problematic for traditional solutions, only capable of inspecting one product at a time. Zohar Kantor, VP Sales of Inspekto, explains how Autonomous Machine Vision (AMV) has overcome these challenges. -
Energy Saving Advantages of Subsea Controls a Significant Contributor to Market Growth
The future of subsea oil and gas operations looks stable, as the industry technology heads toward deepwater oil and gas development sustained by higher oil prices, key technological improvements, and the need to replace maturing shallower water basins. -
Autonomous Shuttles: the Future of Last-mile Mobility
Autonomous shuttles could be a key element that connects the public transportation systems to reduce private car ownership in the future. -
ISA Journeys: The Benefit of Getting Involved
A member of the International Society of Automation (ISA) describes the benefits of volunteering with this association of automation professionals. -
5 Recent Great Reads in Automation Cybersecurity: September 2020
The ISA Global Cybersecurity Alliance (ISAGCA) shares 5 articles about automation cybersecurity from September 2020. -
At HARTING, Environmental Protection and Production Go Hand in Hand
At HARTING, environmental protection and production have dovetailed for many years. "Ecological responsibility is a fundamental component of our actions," is the motto of our corporate philosophy. -
How Analytics and AI-driven Processes Will Revolutionize the Industrial Sector
Jim Chappell, Global Head of AI and Advanced Analytics, AVEVA looks at the implications and benefits of artificial intelligence within complex businesses. -
Automating Fast-Growing Engineer-to-Order Manufacturing
Few ETO (Engineer-to-Order) ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) technology solutions are specifically designed for streamlining workflow. This is particularly true for manufacturers who are constantly making new and different components (as opposed to high repetitive quantity manufacturing). Automation in the ETO environment requires lean and efficient production flow. -
Patti Engineering Announces Leadership Changes in Austin, Texas, Office
Experienced New Business Development Manager Tim Hebert was recently hired, and Nick Hitchcock was promoted by Patti Engineering, Inc. to support the increased demand for the company’s control system integration and engineering services. -
Siemens to Build Large CO2-free Hydrogen Production Plant in Southern Germany
Siemens Smart Infrastructure and WUN H2 GmbH signed a contract to build one of the largest hydrogen production plants in Germany. -
The Impact of Visible Machine Data Across the Executive Suite
The following will review how executives can leverage machine data for business intelligence to reach that next step. -
'Connectivity for Future Technologies': Solutions for Tomorrow's Production
Harting continues the successful Harting Experts Camp with the autumn kick-off. -
Emergence of 'Smart' Farming and Data Analytics Drive the Farm Management Software Market
New ARC Advisory Group research on the global Farm Management Software market reveals that significant growth in R&D investment in agricultural biotechnology and the emergence of “smart” farming and data analytics will contribute to the growth in the farm management software market. -
The COVID-Free Smart Building (Part 1)
Smart technology can change the way buildings are designed and maintained to safeguard occupant health and well-being in a post-COVID world. -
Disruption Drives Adaptability and Innovation in Manufacturing
Recently, we had an opportunity to talk with Williams about the shifts in manufacturing she was seeing prior to the pandemic, the impact of COVID-19 on DELMIAworks’ customers, and how the company has adapted to support their needs. -
ProPlex Ethernet Cables Adopted by New Markets
In an industry where stakes are high, failure cannot be tolerated, and technical performance must be flawless, ProPlex is the default standard for portable network cabling.






























