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FARO names Gary Telling Business Development Director
Most recently, Telling served as GM's Advanced Global Metrology Lead where he developed business cases for the company’s metrology strategies. -
Laser Design signs QMT as Pacific Northwest distributor
Quality Measurement Technology will distribute Surveyor 3D laser scanning systems throughout the northwestern United States. -
Toshiba publishes datasheet on GigE Cameras
Datasheet details GiantDragon Gigabit Ethernet (GigE) machine vision cameras. -
Honeywell to help protect Woodside's LNG plant
Honeywell will protect Woodside’s Pluto onshore liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant with a sophisticated industrial security system. -
Precise Automation signs Cross Automation as distributor
Cross Automation will sell and support Precise Automation's controller products in Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee and Virginia. -
Automation Insights Network
By Rick Zabel, Publisher Automation Insights Network is a select group of controls and automation professionals who agree to help us cover news, emerging trends and technologies on various automation topics. Every two months, we will ask people in the Network to share their observations, knowledge and expertise with us. We take that information, distill it, and pass it on to our reporters and editors for use in future stories. -
Ethernet Direct deploys surveillance video over Ethernet in Metro station
OVS-400 Industrial video server is connected with EDS-231PRO and EDS-351PRO series Industrial rated IP-66 cameras to provide real time remote monitoring. -
Microscan acquires Siemens' Machine Vision Business
The acquisition added 60 technology patents and 10 product lines to Microscan’s portfolio. The acquisition was finalized on September 19, 2008. -
Digital Precision uses Toshiba camera in Metrology & Inspection Station
Toshiba Teli's CSL8000CL linescan camera is being used in the OneTouch-LS station to scan parts with a stroke of 150mm (x axis) and 75mm (z axis). -
Techwell supplies video components to Siemens Building Technologies
Siemens Building Technologies designed Techwell's TW2815 into multiple video surveillance products to be distributed worldwide. -
Adept Technology signs distributor in Mexico
Automatizaciones Garco S.A. de C.V. of Monterrey, Mexico, is Adept's exclusive distributor for Mexico. -
ISA - Change the name to represent the industry
By Rick Zabel, Automation.com The proposed name change of ISA (to "International Society of Automation") is up for a vote again during ISA Expo in Houston, October 14-16, 2008. Last year, the change was voted down, but I have yet to hear a compelling argument against the change. And there are many reasons for the change. If ISA is truly the global society of automation professionals, then its name should reflect its cause. It's time for a change! -
Toshiba supplies Teli Cameras to Sightech machine vision system
FireDragon model CSFV90CC3 progressive scan camera with FireWire-B technology has been incorporated into the Sightech PC-Eyebot self-learning machine vision system. -
Microscan to acquire Siemens' Machine Vision business unit
Microscan will purchase Siemens' Machine Vision business, formerly Acuity CiMatrix, headquartered in Nashua, New Hampshire. -
Longwatch publishes white paper on Video Process Monitoring
“Video Process Monitoring” white paper discusses the newest trend in HMI/SCADA: Embedding video into an HMI screen, so operators can actually see what is happening in a process plant, along an assembly line, or in remote areas. -
Allied Vision Technologies acquires Prosilica
Allied Vision Technologies is acquiring 100% of the shares of the Canadian camera manufacturer Prosilica as of 31 July 2008. -
Adept signs Menzel Vision and Robotics as distributor in India
Menzel will be the exclusive distributor in 14 states in western and north India for Adept's portfolio of robotics, controls, vision and software products. -
Robotics Technology Trends
When it comes to robots, reality still lags science fiction. But, just because robots have not lived up to their promise in past decades does not mean that they will not arrive sooner or later. Indeed, the confluence of several advanced technologies is bringing the age of robotics ever nearer – smaller, cheaper, more practical and cost-effective.

