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Fiberguide appoints Jack Kelly president
Kelly previously was President of the Remote Automation Solutions division of Emerson Electric. -
Emerson DeltaV is registered as Foundation fieldbus host
The DeltaV system with AMS Device Manager has passed the Host Registration Program (HRP) requirements. -
Mark Barber named President of Baumer USA
Prior to joining Baumer, he served as President and CEO of Fischer Connectors as well as President and CEO of EAO Switch. -
Rockwell Automation controls Green Planet Farms food plant
PlantPAx process automation system manages more than 100 batch and continuous process phases. System includes HMI software, instrumentation and wireless equipment. -
Thermo Fisher analyzer checks brine at biorefinery
An iCAP 6000 Series Duo ICP emission spectrometer detects trace contaminants in brine - aqueous sodium chloride (NaCl). -
Servomex to supply gas analyzer system to PTA plant in Portugal
Servomex will supply a complete gas monitoring system for a new Pure Terephthalic Acid (PTA) plant being built by Artenius in Portugal. -
ABB to supply power transformer orders to India
ABB won transformer orders worth around $30 million from NTPC Limited in India for its Mauda Super Thermal Power Project and Tapovan Vishnugad HydroElectric Power Project. -
Emerson joins PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation (PNO)
Emerson intends to work inside the PNO to keep the implementation of EDDL aligned across all protocols. -
Mettler Toledo acquires turbidity and color monitoring systems
METTLER TOLEDO Process Analytics acquired the RAMS product monitoring systems for turbidity and color from INNOTECH GbR, a Germany based company. -
Allied Vision expands North American operations
Allied Vision increased the floor space of its US Subsidiary in Newburyport, MA, and strengthened its sales team with two new representatives. -
A Culture of Engineering
After traveling to Germany last week for Hannover Messe (Fair), the world's largest industrial trade show, I was struck again by the difference in how engineers are perceived in Germany versus the U.S. German Engineering is often revered as a high quality engineering standard. I'm convinced that this reverence has everything to do with the deep-rooted culture surrounding engineering in Germany. -
ABB to build substations in India
ABB won substation orders worth around $100 million from Powergrid, India’s national transmission utility, to boost capacity and help improve grid reliability. -
Agilent Lab Automation User Group Meeting
November 18-20, 2009 New York, NY Meeting has a comprehensive program of workshops, round table discussions and talks addressing current topics in lab automation. -
Emerson technologist receives honor from AIChE
Dr. Douglas White received the AIChE Fuels and Petrochemicals Division (FPD) award, one of two FPD annual awards, for his outstanding technological contributions to the advancement of these industries. -
Brooks Instrument publishes Flow Solutions catalog
The 28-page full-color catalog provides an overview of flow sensor and controller products and solutions. -
Invensys Process Systems video explains energy savings
In the video, Dr. Peter Martin discusses energy management in the context of five areas that process manufacturers can monitor and control in real-time to maximize profit. -
GE Fanuc computer to fly on Airbus
The CL11 single board computer will be deployed as part of the Cabin Electronics system onboard Airbus aircraft. -
MAVERICK to sell AspenTech software
MAVERICK Technologies will sell aspenONE Production Management & Execution, Advanced Process Control and Operator Training Simulators (OTS). -
FDT Group forms group to upgrade standard
FDT2.0 has been initiated with the goal to evolve the current FDT Technology to meet user feedback and requirements. -
ZigBee Alliance to integrate Internet protocol standards
ZigBee will incorporate global IT standards from the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) into its specification portfolio of low-power wireless networking standards. -
ABB crane solutions keep global trade moving
ABB’s automatic rail-mounted gantry cranes (ARMGs) have revolutionized the way that containers are handled in container terminals the world over. -
Emerson's wireless network monitors Irish gas transmission pipeline
Rosemount wireless transmitters include five measuring pressure, one differential pressure, and one temperature; each measurement point has redundant communication to the RTU via two or three routes. -
Eaton's Hydraulics Group Joins PLCopen
PLCopen is a non-profit industry organization dedicated to improving the programming efficiency control and automation engineers by providing information, training, and fostering communications between users, vendors, educators and others. -
Honeywell joins Control Systems Integrators Association
Honeywell joined CSIA, North America’s largest organization for independent control systems integrators. -
Kepware to supply CE communications software to Iconics
Kepware will deliver Windows CE communications solutions for use with ICONICS embedded SCADA and visualization products for machine builders and Panel OEMs. -
ProSoft announces Wireless Designer software tool
Wireless Designer simplifies the task of planning and specifying wireless networks. -
Rockwell Automation to supply ISaGRAF v5 to OSI
OSI will use ISaGRAF v5 for the new Automation Control Platform (ACP) option on their OSIRIS Secure RTU. -
Secondary school wins 6th straight regional FIRST Robotics competition
Stoney Creek Secondary school in Orchard Park, Canada, won the ‘Motorola Quality,’ Delphi “Driving Tomorrow’s Technology,” and the General Motors ‘Industrial Design’ awards. -
ARC says inductive sensor market to reach $1.25 Billion
The worldwide market for Inductive Sensors is expected to grow at a compounded annual growth rate of 1.3 percent over the next five years. -
HANNOVER MESSE receives 210,000 visitors
210,000 visitors came to Hannover to see 6,150 exhibitors from 61 countries. 70% of the visitors were from Europe, 25% came from abroad, but only 7% came from the Americas.
