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Why High Voltage Doesn’t Need to Mean High Complexity
The challenge is not about adopting high voltage, but about making the best use of it. -
Unraveling Cybersecurity Myths in Chemical Manufacturing: A Path to Safer, More Resilient Operations
Here are some common ISA/IEC 62443 myths that still trip up chemical manufacturers. -
Beyond Connectivity: Why Cybersecurity Is Redefining Embedded Communication Modules
For automation equipment manufacturers, the message is clear: connectivity alone is no longer enough. -
AI Becomes Key Growth Driver for Machine Vision, Shows Uneven Impact Across Industries
AI is forecast to be one of the primary drivers of growth in the machine vision market through 2030. -
Cybersecurity in US Water Systems: Lessons from the Recent Incidents
While compliance asks, “Have we satisfied the requirement?” risk management asks, “Have we meaningfully reduced the likelihood or consequence of a cyber incident?” These rarely produce the same answer. -
The Case for Functional Safety in Modern Factory Automation
The practical advantage of functional safety is that it allows machines to keep working safely, rather than stopping by default. -
Building Automation a Better Way… With Existing Infrastructure
T1L provides reliable 10Mbps long-distance connectivity ideal for numerous building automation, manufacturing and industrial network infrastructure applications where IIoT edge devices may be installed at long distances from their control points. -
How Adaptive Intelligence Will Redefine Product Design and Manufacturing
As complexity increases and market cycles compress, organizations that succeed will not simply manage information more efficiently. They will build environments that interpret, anticipate and respond. -
ISA Fellow Rao Mannepalli: Advancing National Defense and Space Exploration
Rao Mannepalli, chief scientist of Leidos, has been elevated to ISA Fellow in 2026. -
The AI Maturity Map: Intelligence, Conscience and the Climb Toward Human-Like Cognition
AI maturity is not a race to deploy — it’s a climb toward intelligence and integrity. -
Low-Code on the Plant Floor: Empowering Engineers or Creating the Next Technical Debt Bomb?
Your plant already runs on low-code. It has for thirty years, and it was called Excel. -
Future-Proofing Buildings for Modern Industry Demand
Facilities managers and plant leaders need a solution that offers them more control in order to reshape industries for current demand levels. -
Cooling the AI Era: Rethinking Thermal Infrastructure for High-Density Manufacturing
Organizations that invest early in integrated thermal strategies, workforce development and predictive analytics will be better positioned to support the next wave of AI-driven industrial growth. -
2026 Check-In: Was the Agentic AI Hype Just a Mirage?
Agentic AI is a real technology that was sold on a fictional timeline, and telling those two things apart is the most useful thing an automation professional can do this year. -
Honeywell Leans Into OT Cybersecurity Topics at 50th HUG Event
“The cybersecurity landscape for industrial organizations continues to evolve rapidly, with increasingly advanced threats targeting critical operations,” said Jim Masso, president and CEO of Honeywell Process Automation. -
Can AI Be Trusted in Industrial Automation?
Here's why security assurance and validation must evolve for AI-enabled industrial automation and control systems. -
How Unit Level Traceability Can Help MedTech Scale Toward Physical AI
Digital Device History Records (eDHR) are the norm across MedTech manufacturing, but data inconsistency across systems can limit automation. A new framework could address the lack of alignment. -
How Many Chips Does It Take to Build a Humanoid Robot?
Humanoid robots typically contain between 1,000 and 2,000 semiconductor chips, approximately an order of magnitude higher than the content found in a conventional industrial robot. -
The Silent Automation Layer Nobody Talks About: Middleware Becoming the Real Control System
Middleware became a control system, and it did so without inheriting any of the discipline we spent seventy years wrapping around control systems. -
Hyperautomation Hits the Factory Floor: When Everything Starts Automating Everything
The target of the automation is no longer a task. It's the discovery and automation of processes themselves.
