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Automation Systems Interconnect Celebrates 15th anniversary
The fifteen-year-old Automation Systems Interconnect (ASI) reports that more than 8,000 satisfied customers have purchased directly through ASI or a franchised distributor. -
Festo signs three Distributors
Festo signed distributors for Colorado, Utah, Montana, Idaho, Oregon, and Texas. -
Why Is Instrumentation Critical for the Automation Professional?
A detailed understanding of instrumentation is critical for any automation professional. -
Güdel moves Trackmotion Manufacturing to U.S.
While some Trackmotion modules were fabricated and machined in Switzerland, the entire product line is now built in the US. -
Softing achieves PROFINET Net Load Class III rating
Softing's PROFINET device implementation has passed the Class III category of the "Net Load Test" performed by PROFIBUS & PROFINET International (PI). -
Energy Regulations boost sales of High-Priced IE3 Class Motors
End users are looking to reduce energy consumption and operational costs by replacing old motors with more energy-efficient ones. -
Keithley Publishes Low Level Measurements Handbook
This 250-page reference describes theoretical and practical considerations involved in the measurement of low DC currents, high resistances, low DC voltages, and low resistances. -
Why Should a Plant Manager Care about PLM
By Chuck Cimalore, Omnify Software With the ability to share information across the enterprise, PLM technology touches many phases of the engineering design and manufacturing cycle. -
Mitsubishi Introduces e-F@ctory Alliance Program
Mitsubishi Electric Automation now offers connections to complementary products from other vendors through the e-F@ctory Alliance Program. -
Epicor to supply ERP to Aero Stanrew
Aero Stanrew is a designer and manufacturer of electromagnetic components and electronic systems to the aerospace, defence, oil & gas and space markets. -
Cisco says Fog Computing is the future
Cisco estimates there will be 50 billion connected devices by 2020. These devices are creating a tidal wave of data that is expensive to move to existing cloud environments for analysis and conversion to useful content. -
Semiconductor manufacturing R&D hub has promise
The $140 million manufacturing hub in Raleigh -- combining 18 companies and many universities and labs -- has the potential to fast-forward development of some products by at least a decade. -
How Can You Ensure Success With Your MES Project?
How Can You Ensure Success With Your MES Project? -
PAC lanza sitio web en español
Sitio web en español incluye detalles del instrumento analítico, próximos eventos y seminarios en línea, comunicados de prensa, los hechos de la compañía, y otra información útil. -
Timothy Croal Appointed President of SL Power Electronics
Prior to joining SL Power Electronics, Croal was the Vice President/General Manager of AMETEK’s Programmable Power Division. -
Software Toolbox toolkit obtains OPC UA certification
The OPC Data-UA toolkit was certified by the OPC Foundation for OPC UA client development. -
Emerson and RtTech to develop energy management software
The Energy Management Information System will provide real-time monitoring, analysis and detection of excessive plant energy consumption. -
OSI supplies SCADA/DMS to EPB Chattanooga
SCADA/DMS provides smart grid modeling, analysis and automation capabilities, including Distribution Power Flow, Fault Location, Isolation and Service Restoration, Feeder Reconfiguration and Volt/VAR Control. -
Red Lion Controls monitors EPM Colombia Remotely
Red Lion installed a remote connectivity solution that provides monitoring and control throughout EPM¹s power distribution network, helping to save time and reduce costs. -
BEI Kimco tests actuators to 50 million cycles
BEI Kimco built a permanent life testing station to assess and substantiate actual actuator life cycle capabilities. -
PICMG publishes COM Express Carrier Design Guide
The Design Guide was updated to reflect the new signals adopted with the PICMG COM.0 R2.1 specification, and includes design rules and guidance for the latest high-speed interfaces, including PCI Express Gen3, SuperSpeed USB and SATA 6Gb/s. -
Schneider Electric's Integration of Invensys
By Bill Lydon, Editor With this acquisition, Schneider Electric significantly enhanced its position to serve the process industries and now has a complete portfolio of products to serve the entire industrial and process automation industry. This article highlights a few key aspects of the integration of the two companies. -
Volker Brandt appointed President of NERAK Systems
Simone Wakefield was also appointed Executive Vice President and retains her role as Chief Financial Officer of the Corporation. -
Micro-Epsilon to provide sensors for land speed record car
The sensors will be used on the BLOODHOUND SSC Project – the 1,000 mph land speed record attempt that is scheduled to take place in 2016. -
Flow-Cal to provide gas measurement software to PVR Partners
Having historically used measurement services providers, PVR wants to build a measurement department from the ground up. -
Sepro America Moves to Larger Facility
The new building is located in Warrendale, PA, a little more than 10 miles from their previous location in Emsworth. Both cities are suburbs of Pittsburgh. -
Drones for Material Handling
Drones may soon offer a cost-effective and scalable alternative to traditional palletizing methods, as demonstrated by this video. -
Electromate releases BlackBerry App for Motion Control
App is for any novice or experienced engineer who uses motion control products in their industrial automation machinery. -
Yokogawa Obtains ISASecure Certification for ProSafe-RS
The ProSafe-RS safety instrumented system has obtained the ISASecure Embedded Device Security Assurance (EDSA) certification. -
2014 Manufacturing Outlook from Siemens CEO
By Bill Lydon, Editor Helmuth Ludwig, CEO of Siemens Industry Sector USA, provided his views on the 2014 manufacturing outlook and other industry topics, including the first live display of an assembly line at the Auto Show in Detroit, commemorating the 100th anniversary of the first assembly line.


