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Adept Technology Opens Robotics Center in Ohio
The facility allows robotics integrators and end users to work with on-site Adept application engineers to prove out manufacturing and materials handling applications. -
U.S. Companies to Increase Energy Efficiency Investment in 2015
Three quarters of U.S. companies invested in energy efficiency programs in the past 12 months, and more than half (56 percent) project their investment in energy efficiency next year will be more than last year. -
Multi-camera vision system inspects engine rings
By Russ Butchart, Puffin Automation Vision system for an unnamed manufacturer inspects defects as small as 0.008" on all four surfaces of an engine ring with a changeover time of less than 1 min. -
Schneider Opens Global R&D Center in Andover, MA
The Boston One Campus will also serve as the company’s new North America headquarters and is built to house approximately 750 employees across all disciplines of Schneider Electric’s business segments. -
Yokogawa to control PEMEX Diesel Fuel Plant
Yokogawa will supply an integrated control and safety instrumented system solution for an ultra-low-sulfur diesel fuel plant that is being built for PEMEX Refinación, a subsidiary of PEMEX. -
Yokogawa buys Dell OEM PCs
Yokogawa will offer system solutions that use Dell PCs and Yokogawa industrial automation (IA) system-related products. -
What is “Coolest Delivery?”
What is “Coolest Delivery”? -
ISA and Beamex to Present Web Seminar on Calibrating Pressure Instruments
The free web seminar, from noon to 1:30 p.m. on 2 October 2014, will discuss the fundamentals of pressure instrumentation as well as some of the appropriate methods for calibration. -
PLM market growing
Discrete industry manufacturers’ quest to reduce capital expenditure, shorten lead times, and improve productivity is expected to fuel investments in the global product lifecycle management (PLM) market. -
Endress+Hauser inaugurates new Customer Center
This 16 million dollar investment in infrastructure helps to optimize customer support and further underscores Endress+Hauser’s commitment to the US market and its loyal customers in the Americas. -
Warehouse Cubed Consulting Group Expands Material Handling Consulting Operations into Texas
Warehouse Cubed Consulting Group expanded into the Material Handling Consulting arena along Texas’s Dallas/Ft. Worth Area. -
Eliminating Black Boxes in Safety Applications
Eliminating Black Boxes in Safety Applications -
Daifuku America adds office space
Daifuku America added 8,000 square feet of new office space and remodeled their existing building in Reynoldsburg, Ohio. -
CSIA recertifies Maverick Technologies
Certified members are re-audited every three years and recertified if they meet current performance standards. -
Comark Acquires Nematron
Comark is a manufacturer of ruggedized industrial displays, integrated computers, workstations and kiosks that are used in a broad range of industrial and commercial applications. -
GE Software analyzes Cincinnati Sewers
Proficy will assist the city in bringing together information about their wastewater system from remote locations to provide a system-wide view of what’s really happening across its watersheds. -
Emerson to replace Siemens at Power plant in West Virginia
Emerson will replace the Siemens T3000 system currently controlling the Foster-Wheeler boiler, turbine, air quality control system, and burner management system with its Ovation control technology at the Longview Power plant in Maidsville, W.Va. -
ABB states Targets for 2015 - 2020
ABB will focus on actions centered on accelerating its organic growth momentum, margin accretion as well as enhanced capital efficiency to deliver greater shareholder value. -
Harting appoints Detlef Sieverdingbeck General Manager
Detlef Sieverdingbeck has been appointed General Manager Communication and Public Relations. -
MEMS industry is growing
Yole Développement (Yole) predicts a $24B market in 2019, even though no single brand new MEMS device has been launched since the silicon microphone in 2003. . -
Manufacturing Technology Orders Down in July
July U.S. manufacturing technology orders totaled $354.63 million, down 11.5% from June and down 1.4% when compared with the total of $359.70 million reported for July 2013. -
Laila Hirr Joins CIMdata
Laila Hirr, a long time PLM advocate and advisor, has joined the firm as a Senior Consultant and Practice Lead. -
Traditional Technology Flowmeter Market hits $2.7 Billion
Flow Research says the worldwide traditional technology flowmeter market totaled $2.7 billion in 2013 and is projected to grow to exceed $3.3 billion by 2018. -
KUKA Systems at FABTECH2014
KUKA Systems will be at FABTECH 2014 in Atlanta this year from November 10th - 12th! -
KUKA Systems at SAE International 2014
September 23rd through 25th in Salt Lake City, UT -
KUKA AEROSPACE OPENS EVERETT, WA FACILITY TO SUPPORT GROWTH
KUKA Aerospace, a leader in automated manufacturing systems for aircraft manufacturing and assembly, is locating its first US facility outside of Michigan in Everett, WA. -
AutoCrib Acquires Lauyans & Company assets
AutoCrib acquired the Small Parts Storage System (SPSS) technology assets and products from Lauyans & Company. -
Endress+Hauser and Rockwell Automation host training summit
The joint Process Solutions Summit event is being held at Endress+Hauser’s new $16M Customer Center in Greenwood, Indiana, on September 11. -
Averna Acquires Cal-Bay Systems
Cal-Bay Systems is a privately owned provider of test systems, test and measurement solutions, automated testing and vibration monitoring tools. -
Skills Shortage Affects Productivity
A recent survey says 82% of companies surveyed are suffering a skills shortage and skills shortages are having a direct effect on productivity within the manufacturing and engineering sector. -
Survey says ERP Deficiencies Throttle Performance
Epicor's own survey reveals several enterprise resource planning (ERP) deficiencies causing organizational drag. Half the respondents surveyed characterized the performance of their current ERP system as merely "adequate" or "basic." -
How to Select the Optimal Temperature Sensor for Industrial Applications
How to Select the Optimal Temperature Sensor for Industrial Applications -
ASHRAE softens rules for Existing Buildings in IAQ Standard
Recognizing that the ventilation rate procedure in its indoor air quality standard may be difficult to apply in existing buildings, ASHRAE is proposing an alternate compliance path. -
Fieldbus and HART Foundation Members Approve Merger
Members of both the HART Communication Foundation and Fieldbus Foundation approved the merger proposed by their respective boards through a voting process that concluded on August 30. -
LMI updates free Gocator Firmware for part scanning
Enhancements in Gocator 4.0 include a built-in capability to remove noise around the perimeter and interior of scanned surfaces or parts. -
MAVERICK Acquires CQS Innovation
CQS Innovation is a Michigan-based systems integrator specializing in control and information systems for life sciences, chemical and metals industries. -
Robust Fault Detection for Switched Positive Linear Systems with Time-Varying Delays
Robust Fault Detection for Switched Positive Linear Systems with Time-Varying Delays -
Bill’s Automation Perspective on Business Integration
By Bill Lydon, Editor Should the control room operator be responsible for making business decisions? Focusing solely on improving operator interaction may be a mistake. Your competitors may be focusing on increased automation and integration to gain a competitive business advantage. -
Zaber's ASCII LabVIEW Drivers Certified by National Instruments
Zaber's ASCII LabVIEW drivers are now certified by National Instruments, and they are listed on their Instrument Driver Network (IDNet). -
OSI manages outages at Powerco of New Zealand
OSI installed an Outage Management System (OMS) for Powerco of New Zealand, based on OSI's Spectra OMS software platform. -
EPLAN updates Data Portal
The current 470,000 part data, including schematic macros, geometric dimensions and documents, can now be imported to engineering automatically. -
InnoTrans 2014
At InnoTrans 2014: Proven Safety for the Rail Sector -
Information Revolution 2014
By Bill Lydon, Editor The OPC Foundation Information Revolution 2014 Conference was held at Microsoft's Redmond Campus on August 4-7, 2014. The conference featured industry experts who both presented and learned more about OPC Unified Architecture. This article summarizes the highlights from the conference. -
ISA offers liability insurance to members
ISA now enables its members to purchase comprehensive professional/errors and omissions and general liability insurance through Lloyds of London at significant discounts to regular market rates. -
Prego and INSYS connect electrical grid wirelessly
The wireless network at Pfalzwerke Netz integrates remote substations, secondary substations, renewable energy systems, and switching points into a network control system while providing protection from unauthorised access and tampering. -
Axis thermal network cameras provide security for a solar field
With 34 cameras installed along the perimeter of the photovoltaic field, Solesa can detect animals, people, objects, acts of vandalism or attempted theft in complete darkness and difficult conditions, such as dust, fog and rain. -
Developing a Career Pathway for a Mission-Critical Workforce
Mission Critical Operations programs are designed to develop a career pathway to address demand for a workforce able to anticipate, prevent, mitigate, and respond to mission-critical breaches. -
Flue gas monitoring sensors
By Tom Gurd, City Technology There is a lot of focus on flue gas analyzers, but it’s also important to remember that an analyzer is only as effective as the sensors it uses. Because of the risks associated with combustion emissions, sensor safety and reliability are critical. -
Process monitoring: How network video can improve production continuity
By Andrea Sorri, Axis Communications With the arrival of network video, plant operators can integrate security, safety and production control in one single system. With HDTV image quality, network cameras can provide detailed and clear images - allowing remote operators to virtually place themselves at any location of the plant or process and see what is happening at any given time. -
Emerging Regions to buy more Industrial Valves and Actuators
The increase in oil exploration activities, investments in new refineries, and modernisation of existing facilities will spur the uptake of valves and actuators, particularly in emerging markets such as Africa and Latin America.





