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  • Mouser releases Security Applications Site

    Security Application Site simplifies security design by providing access to the latest security resources all in one place.
    23 October, 2014 | 2 minutes

  • Tatsoft signs Horizon Controls as integrator

    Horizon Controls Group has offices located in PA and NC, USA as well as in Europe.
    23 October, 2014 | 1 minute

  • Winning the wireless wager

    By Jonathan Wilkins A new industrial wireless European standard (EN300328 V1.8.1) threatens to make essential plant control sensors useless. It introduces the “listen before talk” (LBT) protocol as a solution for preserving bandwidth in industrial environments.
    23 October, 2014 | 3 minutes

  • Yokogawa licenses ISA100 Wireless technology to Murata

    Yokogawa will license its ISA100 Wireless technology to Murata and Murata will develop communication modules.
    23 October, 2014 | 1 minutes

  • Smart Factories – the strategic role of wireless sensor networks

    By Julia Arneri Borghese, Paradox Engineering When considering a wireless network, the critical decision is how to invest in future proof infrastructures that can provide adequate flexibility and scalability over time. Industrial organizations are not likely to install technologies which bind them to legacy protocols, or force them to replace existing equipment.
    23 October, 2014 | 4 minutes
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