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Around the Loop, Not in It: Where AI Can Already Help in the Plant
The article sets three conditions that qualify a task, names six places to start, and argues that the real question is not which model you subscribe to but whether your software platform can give one structured access to its own engineering model. -
The Cyber Resilience Act: Compliance Starts with Product Security, Not Documentation
Implementing the CRA is an opportunity to achieve higher levels of product security maturity by actively anticipating and preparing to address security issues that may arise throughout a product’s lifecycle. -
Building Resilient and Secure Industrial Automation Systems
This article explores how a resilient software foundation and a microkernel architecture can isolate critical workloads, contain faults, and support lifecycle cybersecurity. It highlights how foundational platforms such as QNX can enable secure and safe software-defined industrial modernization approaches that are essential in building and managing resilient systems throughout the systems lifecycle.
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Power CAD, Simulation & Digital Twins
Accelerate simulation, CAD, and digital twin workflows with the NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation Edition. Get powerful AI-enhanced performance, advanced visualization, and enterprise-ready capabilities for demanding projects. -
Precision Motion with Brother Servo Gearboxes
Compact, low-backlash servo gearboxes built to deliver precise motion, high torque density, and reliable automation performance. -
The Next Evolution in Process Control Is Here
DeltaV™ version 16.LTS Distributed Control System (DCS) builds on decades of field-proven innovation to deliver the most robust and reliable release yet. -
Connect Operations, Data, and Insights with GENESIS
Stop struggling with disconnected data. GENESIS unifies SCADA, visualization, historian, and analytics in one platform.
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Ask the Automation Pros
This long-running series of discussions, curated by 2010 ISA Life Achievement Award recipient Greg McMillan, gathers responses from ISA subject-matter experts on technical topics important to industrial automation professionals, academics and students.
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ISA News and Insights
Stay up-to-date with the latest news and insights from the International Society of Automation (ISA).
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ISA Global Cybersecurity Alliance
The ISA Global Cybersecurity Alliance (ISAGCA) is a collaborative forum to advance OT cybersecurity awareness, education, readiness, standardization and knowledge sharing. ISAGCA’s global ecosystem includes leaders such as Chevron, GSK, Trane Technologies, Honeywell, Johnson Controls, Schneider Electric, Rockwell Automation and Fortinet, among others. For more information, visit www.isagca.org.
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Acoustic Confidence: The Real Commissioning Requirement for Hydrogen-Blend Ultrasonic Flowmeters
In hydrogen-blend ultrasonic metering, the flow equation may remain valid, but acoustic confidence becomes the real commissioning requirement. -
From Compliance to Capability: A Practical SBOM Path for Industrial Small- and Medium-Sized Enterprises
For industrial small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), the real challenge is not generating a software bill of materials (SBOM) once but maintaining trustworthy software composition data that supports vulnerability decisions throughout the product lifecycle. -
A Unified Approach to OT Cybersecurity
Operational Technology Cybersecurity Coalition supports the harmonization of cybersecurity standards for industrial and operational technology (OT) systems.
Automation and Control
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Water shortages will threaten growth within five years, say over half of European industrial leaders
Water shortages now rank as high as cyberattacks and supply chain disruption for industrial business continuity. -
Protecting Siemens S7 PLCs Starts with Architecture
A controller connected to the Internet is exposed by design. The practical response is architectural: close the comm path and move process data through a controlled connection -
PI and omlox Welcome FCC Proposal to Modernize Ultra-Wideband Rules
Proposed FCC regulatory update would help facilitate ultra-wideband for industrial safety, physical AI, robotics, automation and real-time asset tracking. -
Setting a New Standard on Innovation for Magnetic Flow Measurement
Magnetic flow meters have proven to excel in challenging applications. This Q&A with Cheng Vue, Global Product Manager at Emerson, covers how the company is innovating with magnetic flow meters that are more intelligent, trustworthy, and easier to use.
Industrial & OT Cybersecurity
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Water shortages will threaten growth within five years, say over half of European industrial leaders
Water shortages now rank as high as cyberattacks and supply chain disruption for industrial business continuity. -
An Opportunity for Simultaneous Business Growth and Reduction of Cybersecurity-Related Risks
Manufacturers who build ISA/IEC 62443 into their secure development lifecycle can turn the EU Cyber Resilience Act into a passport to the European market and a stronger position worldwide. -
OT Cybersecurity's New Front Line: Securing Legacy Systems in a Connected Industrial Environment
For years, cybersecurity strategies in manufacturing focused primarily on protecting corporate IT systems while keeping production environments largely isolated from external networks. That model is being challenged as manufacturers create more connections between operational technology (OT) and enterprise systems to support business-wide initiatives. -
Protecting Siemens S7 PLCs Starts with Architecture
A controller connected to the Internet is exposed by design. The practical response is architectural: close the comm path and move process data through a controlled connection
Industrial Safety
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A Practical Path to Post-Quantum Readiness in Operational Technology
How to develop an OT cybersecurity roadmap to transition to PQC algorithms designed to resist quantum-computer-enabled decryption. -
Automating Brewery Processes with Sophisticated Modular Systems
WAGO marries the craft of brewing with modern automation to help create the perfect beer. -
Mohave College Expands Employer-Driven Workforce Training at New Advanced Manufacturing Center
New 36,000-square-foot center will prepare students and workers for careers in HVAC, electrical, industrial maintenance and other manufacturing trades. -
Precision Motion with Brother Servo Gearboxes
Compact, low-backlash servo gearboxes built to deliver precise motion, high torque density, and reliable automation performance.
Digital Transformation
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Water shortages will threaten growth within five years, say over half of European industrial leaders
Water shortages now rank as high as cyberattacks and supply chain disruption for industrial business continuity. -
PI and omlox Welcome FCC Proposal to Modernize Ultra-Wideband Rules
Proposed FCC regulatory update would help facilitate ultra-wideband for industrial safety, physical AI, robotics, automation and real-time asset tracking. -
Around the Loop, Not in It: Where AI Can Already Help in the Plant
The article sets three conditions that qualify a task, names six places to start, and argues that the real question is not which model you subscribe to but whether your software platform can give one structured access to its own engineering model. -
Particle by Digi's M635e IIoT Device Gets Skylo Certification for Satellite IoT Connectivity
The first Particle device with cellular, Wi-Fi and satellite NTN connectivity is helping global IIoT deployments stay connected beyond terrestrial network coverage.
Industrial Data & Connectivity
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OT Cybersecurity's New Front Line: Securing Legacy Systems in a Connected Industrial Environment
For years, cybersecurity strategies in manufacturing focused primarily on protecting corporate IT systems while keeping production environments largely isolated from external networks. That model is being challenged as manufacturers create more connections between operational technology (OT) and enterprise systems to support business-wide initiatives. -
Protecting Siemens S7 PLCs Starts with Architecture
A controller connected to the Internet is exposed by design. The practical response is architectural: close the comm path and move process data through a controlled connection -
A Practical Path to Post-Quantum Readiness in Operational Technology
How to develop an OT cybersecurity roadmap to transition to PQC algorithms designed to resist quantum-computer-enabled decryption. -
PI and omlox Welcome FCC Proposal to Modernize Ultra-Wideband Rules
Proposed FCC regulatory update would help facilitate ultra-wideband for industrial safety, physical AI, robotics, automation and real-time asset tracking.
Operations Management
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Water shortages will threaten growth within five years, say over half of European industrial leaders
Water shortages now rank as high as cyberattacks and supply chain disruption for industrial business continuity. -
An Opportunity for Simultaneous Business Growth and Reduction of Cybersecurity-Related Risks
Manufacturers who build ISA/IEC 62443 into their secure development lifecycle can turn the EU Cyber Resilience Act into a passport to the European market and a stronger position worldwide. -
OT Cybersecurity's New Front Line: Securing Legacy Systems in a Connected Industrial Environment
For years, cybersecurity strategies in manufacturing focused primarily on protecting corporate IT systems while keeping production environments largely isolated from external networks. That model is being challenged as manufacturers create more connections between operational technology (OT) and enterprise systems to support business-wide initiatives. -
Around the Loop, Not in It: Where AI Can Already Help in the Plant
The article sets three conditions that qualify a task, names six places to start, and argues that the real question is not which model you subscribe to but whether your software platform can give one structured access to its own engineering model.






















