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Balluff to open office in Kentucky
The 48,000-square-foot building is expected to be completed in March 2014, and will be a state-of-the art customer support, training, and sales and marketing center. -
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Automotive Industry Automation Leaders Speak
By Bill Lydon, Editor At the recent Manufacturing in America Symposium, hosted by Siemens and Electro-Matic, automation professionals from Ford and General Motors shared their perspectives on a number of automation issues including the lack of engineers, data connectivity, integrated safety, demands on global suppliers, and much more. -
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Sauer-Danfoss announces TÜV-Nord-Certified safety courses
Software PDLP simplifies functional safety software project management. Three training courses are scheduled. -
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Messe Frankfurt announces SPS Automation Shanghai show
The show will be held concurrently with PCIM Asia from 24 – 26 June 2015 at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition Center. -
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Nippon Steel & Sumikin Engineering Receives ISA100 Award
ISA presented Nippon Steel & Sumikin Engineering the “ISA100 Wireless Excellence in Automation Award” for a recently completed research project. -
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Internet-Servicing: how to maximise your service revenue potential
By John Pritchard, MAC Solutions The most successful OEMs and machine builders are now generating between 20-40% of their revenues and profits from services rather than ‘pure’ manufacturing. Here’s how to use Internet 4.0 in a safe, secure network. -
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Microchip introduces PIC32 BluetoothR Starter Kit
The kit has a PIC32 microcontroller (MCU), HCI-based Bluetooth radio, and everything that a designer needs for rapid prototype and development of Bluetooth SPP designs. -
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Express Logic offers demo package for Renesas RZ/A1 starter kit
13 example projects cover Express Logic products and include multifunction examples that illustrate how to use several products together. -
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Manufacturing Technology Orders Rise in June
June U.S. manufacturing technology orders totaled $405.73 million, up 12.6% from May but down 2.1% when compared with the total of $414.26 million reported for June 2013. -
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ISA Transactions earns high rating by Thomson Reuters
ISA Transactions has earned its highest rating ever in a prominent scientific ranking of journal quality and value. -
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Internet of Things devices to reach 50 billion by 2020
For this growth to happen, new power solutions will be required: power solutions that are small, thin, self-recharging, and never need replacement. -
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Cable Entry Seals Prevent Rodents and Pests From Damaging Critical Electrical Equipment
By Roxtec Understanding the behavior of pests, including mosquitos, bees, snakes, rodents, ants, etc., is essential to assist electrical and mechanical designers in designing cable, pipe and conduit penetrations that are protected against infestation. -
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Tips for evaluating cloud-based supply chain management software
By Chuck Fuerst, HighJump Software Cloud-based supply chain management software is helpful to companies of all sizes, but not all technology is created equal. This article addresses both the technical and vendor capabilities that manufacturers should understand when considering supply chain software in the cloud. -
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Inductive Automation HMI/SCADA system monitors Fractionation Plant
Enerchem’s Slave Lake fractionation plant in Albert, Canada, replaced an outmoded HMI system with an Ignition HMI/SCADA system from Inductive Automation. -
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Global infrastructure spending will hit $9 trillion annually by 2025
Overall, close to $78 trillion is expected to be spent globally between now and 2025 on five industry sectors - extraction, utilities, manufacturing, transport and social. -
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The Control System Integrators Association announces new members
Four companies joined CSIA, another became certified, and two earned recertification. -
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ISA publishes Third edition of Tuning of Industrial Control Systems
Tuning of Industrial Control Systems simplifies modern control system tuning by eliminating mathematical complexity and addressing the real-world needs of control system technicians. -
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New applications boost market for thermoelectric energy harvesters
Wireless sensors powered by thermoelectric generators in environments where temperature differentials exist will help boost the market to nearly $1 billion by 2024. -
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Columbus celebrates 25 years in ERP
Founded in 1989, Columbus now has over 900 employees worldwide, customers in 42 countries, and 6,000 successful ERP implementations worldwide. -
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Continued Growth in Asia for Electronic Control Relays
More than 53.8 million electronic control relays were sold in 2013, with 13.1 million classified as measuring & monitoring relays. Most were for building automation applications.
