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Integrated Gearboxes and Gear Motors market increasing
The growing emphasis on energy efficiency and the investments expected in wind energy will further fuel the adoption of gearboxes and gear motors in industries as well as in wind turbines. -
Bosch Rexroth updates Factory Automation Resource Kit
Additions include a Safety handbook excerpt, recent case studies, technical papers on topics such as vibration damping, and links to videos and software tools help manufacturers and machine builders advance the flexibility and performance of factory automation solutions. -
Metso to automate Greatmoor energy-from-waste facility
Metso will supply a DNA automation system, information management system and a safety system to the Greatmoor energy-from-waste facility under construction in Calvert, Edgcott, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, UK. -
COPA-DATA opens office in India
COPA-DATA India will serve all existing and new zenon clients. The company will target the energy and infrastructure industries, as well as the automotive and pharmaceutical sectors. -
Gilman Precision offers Spindle Tips
While daily use of any spindle will be hard on the component, there are some basic practices to consider while using the machine to help with longevity. -
ABB opens two offices in Wisconsin
ABB opened offices on Discovery Parkway in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, and at the office/manufacturing site on Glendale Ave. in New Berlin, Wisconsin. -
How Do You Make an Automation Buying Decision?
How Do You Make an Automation Buying Decision? -
ISA releases program for Process Control & Safety Symposium
ISA published its program of presentations, paper sessions, panel discussions, tutorials, training courses, vendor exhibitions, and other activities for the Process Control & Safety Symposium, 7-9 October 2014 in Houston, Texas. -
NiceLabel names Greg Tanner VP and General Manager
NiceLabel is a supplier of barcode and RFID labeling software and global provider of enterprise labeling solutions. -
The Art of Industrial Warfare book
The author fused his knowledge of business with traditional Chinese combat techniques to counter what he foresees as an increasingly intense economic and industrial war between China and the USA. -
TopView software monitors power use in the UK
Balancing the supply and demand of electricity is a dynamic challenge and a mandatory requirement for electricity providers on the grid in the UK. Endeco Technologies uses TopView to monitor site power. -
Vision Components offers free VCLIB image processing library
VCLIB software library contains all standard image processing algorithms as well as ready-to-use algorithms for a number of inspection tasks and provides users with the option of in-house programming. -
B-Scada to supply HMI/SCADA Software to Indonesian Power Plant
B-Scada’s Indonesian partner, LDK, will be installing the software as a web monitoring solution for the new Senipah Gas Power Plant operated by PT. Kartanegara Energi Perkasa. -
Savigent joins MESA as Platinum Keystone Sponsor
Savigent Software provides event-driven manufacturing operations management software. -
Servo2Go carries 14 more Servo Drives from Advanced Motion Controls
60Amp and 100Amp servo drives in the DigiFlex Performance family are available with CANopen, EtherCAT and RS232/485 communications. -
eWON connects HIMA and Allen Bradley PLCs at gas plant
The Summail Gas Plant has an Integrated Control & Safety System which consists of a Process Control System, Emergency Shutdown System, Fire & Gas Detection System, SCADA server, and Alarm annunciation systems, but their PLCs couldn't talk to each other. -
More plastic bottles coming our way!
The beverage packaging industry in North America is expected to reach $26.3 billion in 2015, with plastic bottles leading the way in popularity, according to PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies. -
Internet of Things: Big Impediments, Big Needs
By IDTech It is true that virtual IP addresses can be created for the nodes in a network that only has internet connection at backhaul but this does not offer sensing or the other main benefits of a genuine Internet of Things. -
Get Smart When it Comes to Part Numbering
By Dennis Gilhooley, Jr., Ultra Consultants Many manufacturers have come to the conclusion that “smart” part numbering is an unwieldy approach to part numbering and data analysis. Instead, leading companies are shifting from “smart” to what is termed as “insignificant” or unique part numbers. -
ERP Selection: The Place to Start
By Dennis Gilhooley, Jr., Ultra Consultants ERP selection is typically driven by a common set of conditions, including poor access to information, core systems that are difficult to use, and an over-reliance on standalone systems that function as islands of information. Organizations saddled with legacy solutions often don’t know where to begin when it comes to an ERP selection project. -
Fluke publishes application note on temperature sensor calibration
Free downloadable application note provides step-by-step information on automating calibrations with the Fluke Calibration 1586A Super-DAQ. -
Rockwell and Cisco announce Network Convergence Training Course
"Managing Industrial Networks with Cisco Networking Technologies" (IMINS) course provides the foundational skills needed to manage and administer networked, industrial control systems. -
Sealevel announces App for remote access of Modbus Modules
This free app for iOS 7 and later allows easy communication with Sealevel Modbus TCP compatible products including SeaI/O and eI/O modules. -
A Closer Look at Process Instrument Commissioning
A Closer Look at Process Instrument Commissioning -
Advanced Process Control Evolution
By Bill Lydon, Editor They say, “What goes around comes around.” I think this is happening with Advanced Process Control (APC) and Model Predictive Control (MPC). There seems to be a renewed interest in APC, and the systems, while not trivial, seem to be easier to use and lower cost. -
Energy Harvesting Via Wireless to Reduce Energy Usage
By Jim O’Callaghan, EnOcean Energy harvesting wireless technology stems from a simple observation – where sensor data resides, sufficient ambient energy exists to power sensors and radio communications. Harvestable energy sources include: motion, indoor light and temperature differentials. -
Top five things that go wrong with electric motors
By Jonathan Wilkins, European Automation There are myriad issues that can cause electric motors to fail. However, among this rogue’s gallery of problems there is a set of usual suspects that crop up more often than the others. -
5 Places You May Have Hidden Paper on Your Shop Floor
By Greg Goodwin, LNS Research If you’re currently planning on implementing a Manufacturing Execution System (MES) or other applications in the Manufacturing Operations Management (MOM) space, you may think you have all the shop-floor areas and situations that still use manual, paper-based processes identified, but this may not necessarily be the case. -
FDT and PACTware to present fieldbus seminars in Europe
The no charge seminars educate plant engineers on easier solutions to commission, diagnose and maintain HART, FOUNDATION Fieldbus and PROFIBUS devices over the device life cycle with a single tool.


