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Toshiba Video watches over Chicago High-Rise
High rise uses a video surveillance system with Toshiba IP cameras, SCS recording and management software, network video recorders and hybrid digital video recorders. -
Energy Harvesting: Practical Reality for Wireless Sensing
Energy harvesting is the ideal solution for indefinite long-term powering of wireless sensor nodes or networks (WSN) without maintenance. -
MTConnect upgrades its web site
Website contains a Directory of MTConnect members, including their services, experience, products and contact information. -
Afcon Software signs distributor in Brazil
Altus, a Brazilian company, will distribute AFCON SCADA/HMI software Pulse in Brazil. -
Emerson Executive Perspectives
Automation.com, November 2011 By Bill Lydon, Editor Discussion of the industry issues and trends with Steve Sonnenberg, Emerson Process Management's Executive Vice President, and Peter Zornio, Chief Strategic Officer. Topics include Emerson's energy initiative, the economy, PLC/DCS debate, disposable automation, and more. -
Dataforth Updates its Website
Web site covers data acquisition, signal conditioning and data communication products for industrial applications. -
M2M Industry Working Group formed
Sierra Wireless, IBM, Eurotech, and the Eclipse Foundation established an M2M Industry Working Group to ease the development, testing, and deployment of machine-to-machine solutions. -
Euresys names Marc Damhaut as CEO
Euresys supplies machine vision, developing and marketing high-performance products and services for image acquisition and vision-oriented analysis. -
IXXAT opens subsidiary in France
IXXAT S.A.R.L. in Paris concentrates on the automotive, CAN hardware, OEM hardware, and embedded system solutions areas. -
Alpscontrols announces EnOceanparts web site
Web site makes EnOcean-enabled products from all over the world available for purchase online in one place. -
Has Open Architecture Delivered?
Automation.com, October 2011 By Bill Lydon Since the 1980s, the automation industry has been adopting standards for networked industrial communications, software, and applications. Have users gained all the benefits originally envisioned? -
Honeywell to re-sell Cisco wireless access point
Cisco’s Aironet 1552S Access Point with its integrated ISA100.11a radio complements and extends Honeywell’s OneWireless network. -
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. -
HART Communication Foundation Opens Office in Japan
The Tokyo office provides users and Foundation member companies with application assistance, information and technical support on the HART Communication Protocol. -
Emerson reaches 580 million total hours of wireless operation
Emerson says it's accumulated 580 million total hours of wireless operation across 6,100 networks. -
Paradox Engineering opens office in Kuala Lumpur
The Malaysian office will initially employ 3-5 people, whose main task will be to provide customer support and leverage sales and marketing operations in the region. -
Cut the Leash to Achieve Operational and Production Excellence
Automation.com, October 2011 By Kevin Davenport, Cisco Systems This article shows how organizations are cutting the wire and deploying collaboration, security, cloud and sensor wireless and mobility technologies to achieve operational and production excellence throughout their entire corporate value chain. -
Controlling Wind Farms in Inner Mongolia
Automation.com, October 2011 By ICP DAS The Inner Mongolia Wind Farms Project uses large inverters and PLCs with ICP DAS TCP Server / RTU Slave to CANopen Master Gateway, RS-232 to RS-485 Converter and Industrial Ethernet Switch to monitor and control the wind turbines. -
Exida to certify control system cyber security
Exida will follow the new 2010 IEC 61508 safety standard, which includes cyber security threat analysis. -
Chrysler/FIAT Adopts PROFINET for CArS
Automation.com, October 2011 By Bill Lydon, Editor The CArS architecture is a modern systems level approach defined by the joint Chrysler and Fiat Manufacturing Engineering Council that improves the process flow for designing and implementing production lines.

