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Multi-Turn Sensor: Easy-to-Integrate Analog Output
Now available: New MZ1 Multi-Turn Rotary Angle Sensor with a straightforward analog output option, Counts to 44-turns in a compact 22 mm package -
Reliable Ethernet for Harsh Environments
Rugged DataTuff® cables deliver reliable connectivity through abrasion, chemicals, moisture and temperature extremes. -
Simplify Automation Across Your Operation
Need to automate without adding unnecessary complexity? ARIA offers a configurable robot cell for a variety of applications. -
One License. Unlimited Tags, Clients & Devices.
Lost in licensing math? Ignition has no per-client & per-tag costs. No device cap. No logging out for others to log in. Just one flat rate. -
SICK sensingCam SEC200 for Inspection & Tracking
Capture image-based inspection and identification in one device. The SICK sensingCam SEC200 combines barcode reading, optical character verification, feature inspection, and flexible setup to improve traceability and quality control across production and logistics.
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DFI Introduces OT905-B COM Express Modules
OT905-B is powered by the dual-core AMD Embedded G-series APUs, making it a good solution for applications that require low power and significant graphics performance in a small form factor module. -
Emerson expands high pressure relief valves
EZH, EZR and FL series relief valve and backpressure regulators are now available in additional sizes. -
Lantronix introduces xSenso Analog Device Server
xSenso analog device server enables sensors with analog outputs to transparently send real-time data to any node on the network or over the Internet. -
Pepperl+Fuchs announces NRB/NRN Inductive Proximity Sensors
Proximity Sensors with reduction factor 1 are capable of detecting every kind of metal at the same operating distance. -
GE updates Proficy Plant Applications software
Version 6.1 now has a Unified Manufacturing Operations Database which allows existing operations to run as they do today while new features are “trialed” safely.





