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Online Development promotes three executives
OLDI promoted Jeff Besola to President, Mark Knebusch to VP of Marketing, and Todd Parker to CFO. -
Frost & Sullivan Predicts Growth for Industrial Computers
Frost & Sullivan says the global industrial computers market earned revenues of $2134.4 million in 2011 and estimates this to reach $3,216.6 million in 2015. -
Japanese Operator Terminal Market to grow big in 2012
The Japanese operator terminal market is projected to see surprisingly high growth of nearly 10 percent in 2012--provided the terminals come from Japan. -
Coming Out of the Control Cabinet
Automation.com, July 2012 By Bill Lydon, Editor In the past, Phoenix Contact's products were typically hidden in control cabinets. Their new vertical market initiative puts them in the mainstream of automation and control solutions, including further expansion in the United States. -
National Instruments Establishes Electronic Design Specialty
The Electronic Design Specialty identifies experts for customers looking to extend and customize NI reconfigurable I/O (RIO) hardware products. -
Hoffmann + Krippner signs Cyntech Components as distributor
Cyntech will distribute H+K’s flexx-IPC industrial touch screen panel PC, Sensofoil membrane potentiometers and SENSOTOUCH resistive sensor controllers in the UK. -
Team from Infinity Charter School wins Nanoline Contest
A team of seventh- and eighth-grade students from Infinity Charter School in Penbrook, Pa., won a trip to Hanover, Germany, in Phoenix Contact’s Nanoline Contest -
GE adds Mentor Graphics Sourcery VSIPL++
Mentor Graphics Sourcery VSIPL++ signal processing software has been optimized for GE's embedded computing solutions. -
Adeneo Embedded to sell Advantech computers in Europe
Adeneo Embedded will be using Advantech RISC Single Board Computers (RSB) and RISC Computer-on-Modules (ROM) solutions for European applications. -
ADLINK Technology acquires LiPPERT Embedded Computers
LiPPERT has 40 employees with a predominantly R&D and technical background and extensive experience in the design and manufacture of embedded PC systems for rugged environments. -
WinSystems celebrates its 30th anniversary
Started in 1982 by Jerry Winfield, WinSystems manufactures industry-standard PC/104, EPIC, EBX, SUMIT-ISM and STD Bus computer boards, I/O modules, and enclosures. -
Secomea signs Coast Automation as distributor
Coast Automation will distribute Secomea Remote Device Management solution in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states in the US. -
NEMA Surge Protection Institute updates Website
Website informs users about surge characteristics, how surge protective devices (SPDs) work, and how to specify and apply surge protection. -
Marathon Technologies to supply EverRun software to HardwarePT
EverRun is a fault tolerant, high availability and disaster recovery software suite that creates a highly resilient application environment for Windows products. -
Axis uses MIPS32 34Kc processor in video cameras
The indoor AXIS Q1602 and the outdoor-ready AXIS Q1602-E can deliver multiple, individually configurable H.264 and Motion JPEG video streams simultaneously. -
Lanner Electronics Doubles Factory Capacity
Lanner launched a new factory in New Taipei City’s Xizhi district, increasing capacity from 18,000 to 40,000 systems per month. -
Beijer Electronics opens subsidiary in Brazil
The subsidiary will sell and market the complete range of Beijer Electronics products including operator panels, industrial PCs and industrial networking products. -
Sealevel to supply carrier boards to GE
Sealevel will supply high performance custom carrier boards and industrial computers for GE Intelligent Platforms COM Express modules. -
Microchip delivers 10 billionth PIC microcontroller
Microchip delivered its 10 billionth microcontroller, the 32-bit PIC32MX340F256, approximately 10 months after delivering its nine billionth. -
Siemens Contributes to Toy Story Attraction's Magic
Toy Story Midway Mania! is one of the most technologically sophisticated attractions yet developed by Walt Disney Imagineering. It marks the company's first use of industrial Ethernet for a ride's control system which takes advantage of Siemens products.

