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Data Matrix symbols help medical manufacturer track parts
By Microscan Biosite, manufacturer of medical test panels, encodes ID tracking numbers in a bar code on each panel. It had problems reading a long Code 39 bar code--even with a machine vision system--so it changed to a Data Matrix code, which it reads easily with Microscan Quadrus MINI scanners. -
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Automation Federation reports progress to date
Accomplishments so far include hiring staff, improving government relations, adding OMAC activities, participating in the WBF, and coordinating a trade show in China. -
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Technical Note: Data Synchronization for Process Analytical Technology
Note addresses the requirements and methods for ensuring optimum synchronization and alignment of process data for process analytical technology (PAT). -
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Wurldtech launches Achilles Health Check Service
Service provides a rapid evaluation of the cyber-security vulnerabilities and exposure risk of SCADA and process control systems. -
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Ascon announces that KOMPAS works with TraceParts library
KOMPAS users are able to work directly with the TraceParts library — one of the largest Mechanical Parts libraries in the world. -
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Control Dynamics partners with Weidmuller
CDI to do system integration projects in electric power and distribution. -
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Autodesk reports 4Q revenue of $599 million
Net income in the fourth quarter of the prior year was $96 million, an increase of 20 percent over the fourth quarter of fiscal 2007. -
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Zecotek and Fujikura sign manufacturing agreement
Zecotek and Fujikura will jointly develop, manufacture and commercialize Zecotek's crystal and fiber based lasers and Fujikura's infra-red fiber lasers. -
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Autodesk names Brazilian Lab as Inventor of the Year
The Brazilian Synchrotron Light Laboratory was named Autodesk Inventor of the Year for 2007. Using Autodesk Inventor software, LNLS designed a system with 15,800 parts. -
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TUV Rheinland publishes Testing & Inspection Services Catalog
The catalog details the company's testing services, product types, product approval schemes, service approval schemes, and available certification marks. -
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WAGO completes headquarters expansion
The expansion increased WAGO’s product manufacturing and storage capacity to 75,000 sq. ft. -
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Francis Pang promoted to Director of R&D at JAI
Pang is responsible for managing the R&D group in San Jose, and for coordinating U.S. efforts with JAI’s R&D group in Japan. -
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Wonderware earns SCP certification
Wonderware achieved the Service Capability and Performance (SCP) certification for the 5th year in a row. -
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A&WMA announces Student Environmental Challenge
The A&WMA is challenging undergraduate and graduate students to try their hands at solving the types of environmental questions faced by professionals in the industry. -
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ISA Releases ISA20 instrument specification forms on CD-ROM
ISA20 Instrument Specification Forms cover most instrument types used in the pharmaceutical and other industries. The CD has 73 fill-in-the-blank forms. -
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SUNY receives OptoGreen Grant from Opto 22
SUNY New Paltz School of Science and Engineering receives funding for New York State farm solar energy projects. -
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Cooper Bussmann recycles customer fuses, circuit breakers and contactors
This program provides consumers of circuit protection devices with an opportunity to properly recycle electrical components that may otherwise populate a landfill. -
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Frost & Sullivan says power companies in Africa adopting automation
Power generation utilities in Southern Africa are expected to increasingly adopt automation and control solutions based on DCSes, PLCs or SCADA to counter the effects of the current power shortage. -
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Frost & Sullivan launches Process Control Technology Alert
On a quarterly basis, the Process Control Technology alert reports and analyzes the latest advances across a range of process control and automation areas. -
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Four companies support future engineers with grants to SME program
Autodesk, Emerson, the South Carolina Manufacturers Alliance, and PBG Industries made donations to the Gateway Academy programs for secondary-school students.
