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Key Instruments celebrates 50th anniversary
Founded in 1959, Key Instruments began as a manufacturer of injection-molded parts for various industries. -
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MTConnect Institute seeking new members
MTConnect Institute seeks to promote manufacturing system interoperability. -
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QC Industries publishes Automation Series Conveyor catalog
The 12-page catalog details the features and options available on Automation Series low profile belt conveyors. -
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Centennial Technologies appoints John Nelson Automation Manager
Nelson has 17 years of experience in the robotics and automation system field and has worked for Star Automation, Mark 2 Automation, Production Specialties Group and KUKA Robotics. -
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Wonderware to supply SCADA system to China National Railway
The project involves the automation of all power monitoring points for a majority of the Chinese railroad system and will feature 3 million I/O points. -
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UEI publishes Short-form Product Catalog
Catalog covers Ethernet I/O systems, standalone data loggers, Programmable Automation Controllers (PACs), Simulink targets, and Modbus TCP slaves. -
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TUV Rheinland completes EMC test lab expansion
The facility in Newtown, CT, allows TÜV Rheinland to test clients’ products for electromagnetic interference or electrostatic discharge (ESD). -
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NEMA publishes ANSI C119.5-2009 Electric Connector standard
The text covers insulation piercing connectors used for making electrical connections between insulated, insulated-to-bare, and bare-to-bare conductors rated 600 volts or less. -
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Virtalis opens U.S. office
VIRTALIS, an advanced visualisation company, opened an office in Kettering, Ohio. -
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Engent expands its micro-electronics manufacturing capability
Engent recently expanded its Norcross, GA facility by 8,000 square feet to support manufacturing expansion of its small form factor micro-electronics products. -
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Analytical Technology moves to larger premises
The company is moving to larger premises in Gatehead Business Park in Saddleworth, Manchester, UK. -
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We need to find our Mother
There's an old saying, "Necessity is the Mother of Invention." A number of experts have said that the United States has lost its edge – its ability to innovate. Kamen believes that inventions in the U.S. have not slowed down. However, Kamen says, "Our society has become more cautious and we don't accept new innovations as quickly." -
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ARC says Coriolis flowmeter market to drop
Growth will drop markedly in the near future as the effects of the global economic recession take its toll on the market for Coriolis flowmeters. -
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TwinCAT Developers Group on Linkedin
TwinCAT Developers group on Linkedin provides a forum for all levels of Beckhoff TwinCAT PLC developers to discuss issues, problems and solutions. -
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Fluke Networks to acquire AirMagnet
AirMagnet supplies security, performance and compliance solutions for wireless LANs. -
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IFS acquires MultiPlus Solutions
MultiPlus Solutions offers a complete ERP suite including finance, project control, maintenance, manufacturing, document management, and human resource management. -
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TUV Rheinland moves HQ to Boston
TÜV Rheinland North America moved its operations center to Boston’s Financial District at 1 Federal Street. -
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Hint donates analyzer management system to Dutch school
Hint delivered an AML system for analyzer management for the pilot plants of STC at Brielle, in The Netherlands. STC institute trains process operators and instrumentation and control specialists. -
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Kiva Systems to supply Material Handling Equipment to Diapers.com
Kiva uses hundreds of mobile robotic drive units to bring inventory on movable shelves directly to workers, allowing easy and efficient access to all inventory items at all times. -
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CIMdata says PLM market to decline
CIMdata is forecasting that PLM investments in 2009 will decline 2.1% from 2008 results and the five year CAGR will be 3.5%— with investments growing to just under $31 billion in 2013.
