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IPS to use Achilles to test Foxboro and Triconex systems
IPS will uses Achilles Satellite to test Ethernet-enabled safety and critical control solutions for cyber vulnerabilities. -
Wireless transmitters monitor river water temperatures at Lenzing Fibers
Emerson's wireless temperature transmitters enable the company to meet local government regulations related to the temperature of water discharged into rivers and watercourses. -
Aonix and SYSGO will keep Europe cyber-secure
The two companies will supply software for the European TECOM/FP7 project to ensure the security and safety of embedded computing systems and infrastructures. -
Frost & Sullivan says wireless market in factory automation to nearly double by 2012
The European market earned revenues of over $75.2 million in 2008 and this will reach $132.8 million in 2012. -
ABB controls pumps 25 miles out and 1,000 ft under the North Sea
An undersea cable connects an ACS1000 frequency converter on an oil and gas platform off the coast of Norway to a motor and pump injecting seawater into a new oil field 25 miles away. -
Retrofitting Ethernet Connectivity to Simatic S5
By Softing One of the largest manufacturers of tobacco connected 40 production lines, each being controlled by up to 8 legacy Simatic S5 PLCs, via Ethernet to the MES system by using Softing’s Echolink, a serial to Ethernet converter. -
Lenze uses OPC communications in L-Force industrial PCs
Lenze standardized on Softing’s OPC Tunnel based on the software’s performance and immediate availability for use in a real-time environment under Windows CE .NET. -
GE Energy to distribute Industrial Defender
GE Energy will offer Industrial Defender's technology suite to its customers. -
Ethernet Direct publishes Ethernet switch selection guide
Guide contains 92 pages of info on Non-managed, Web-managed, Managed, and Gigabit Ethernet switches -
PREMO upgrades inductive components website
Website contains full product information, downloadable technical datasheets and an advanced search to find inductive components from low frequency antennas to high power EMC filters. -
Cummins JEP uses Ubisense tracking to follow engines
By recording when an engine enters or leaves a test or work cell Cummins can see how quickly an engine moves through the testing process and identify any differences between engine types and options. -
Emerson to replace outdated operator stations at Barking Power in the UK
Emerson will replace ABB Bailey OI stations that are connected to the existing Bailey INFI 90 system. An Ovation expert control system will interface directly or via OPC to the existing controllers. -
Frost & Sullivan says wireless is next wave in powering electronic devices
Induction-based wireless power could represent the next wave in powering portable electronics. -
Machine control going www
By Robert Muehlfellner, B&R Industrial Automation The Internet and embedded PC-based controls now open opportunities for remote maintenance and diagnostics. This paper explains in simple terms methods to configure a connection from a remote location to a machine controller. -
HART-Enabled Plug-In Control System Migration
By Invensys Process Systems Two companies--Dakota Gasification and Teck Cominco—upgraded their control systems to use HART communications. In both cases, the companies had HART instrumentation that had been installed years earlier, but were not using the HART data because their old control systems didn’t support it. IPS solved the problem. -
Flying robots at HANNOVER MESSE
UAVs (Unmanned Air Vehicles) will be a special highlight. This will be backed up by live demonstrations of glass façade-cleaning robots - also decidedly "aboveground." -
MatrikonOPC’s Server Framework passes Independent Certification
OPC Framework has successfully completed the OPC Foundation’s highest level of testing - Independent Certification. -
Exida names John Cusimano Director of Security Services
A process automation safety systems expert, Cusimano will lead a team devoted to improving the security of control systems for companies worldwide. -
Frost & Sullivan says recession will slow wireless automation in automotive
The impact of global recession on the industry is likely to restrain the extent of wireless investments in the short-term future. -
ABB orders decrease in Q4, but 2008 income up
Orders decreased 19 percent in the fourth quarter but full-year EBIT nevertheless reached a record $4.6 billion.
