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Secomea solution now Industry 4.0 certified
Secomea A/S, a market leader of remote access for the automation industry, announces that the solution and components are now officially Industry 4.0 certified. -
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Red Lion appoints John Posenau VP of Information Strategy
Posenau has more than 25 years of experience in implementing and directing large-scale technology operations. -
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Cisco says digitizing increases profits 12.8 percent
According to Cisco, the payoff for an average $20 billion manufacturing firm that digitizes is a profit upside of 12.8 percent over the next three years, or 19 percent over 10 years. -
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Yokogawa to control methanol plant in Beaumont, TX
Yokogawa will supply CENTUM VP integrated production control system, ProSafe-RS safety instrumented system, Exaquantum plant information management system, and Plant Resource Manager (PRM) software package. -
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Bastian Solutions appoints Joe Zoghzoghy Manager of Mobile Robotics
Zoghzoghy has a Ph.D. in mechanical engineering from Southern Methodist University and a background in robotics, mechatronics, and electro-mechanical design. -
Case Study
Condition monitoring of fan units prevents unplanned downtime at thermal paper plant
At Mitsubishi HiTec Paper Europe in Bielefeld, Germany, 26 FAG SmartCheck systems from Schaeffler monitor fans for any signs of abnormal vibration. -
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ABB gives Dow Chemical “Control Room of the Year” award
The Oyster Creek, Texas, Hydrocarbons Command Center uses ABB’s System 800xA Process Automation System to control all facets of production at the plant. -
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Measurement Computing acquires Data Translation
Data Translation and its subsidiary in Germany, Data Translation GmbH, will operate as a subsidiary of MCC. -
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GE introduces Automation & Controls platform for power industries
Automation & Controls platform includes industrial software, distributed control systems and process safety systems. -
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Tibbo's Participation in IoT Conference
Tibbo took part in the Internet of Things Conference arranged on October 29 in the Courtyard Marriott Moscow City Center Hotel. It has become a significant event in the Internet of Everything world. The event has brought together a great number of well-known IoT industry experts. -
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24V to 5V pulse speed sensor analog signal isolation transmitter
Sine wave, square wave, sawtooth wave signal shaping, vehicle speed measurement, 24V/5V pulse peed sensor special analog signal isolation transmitter -
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WAYJUN wins China high-tech enterprises name
Shenzhen WAYJUN Industrial Automation wins 2014 China high-tech enterprises name. -
Opinion
Three Reasons Linux Is Preferred for Control Systems
Linux has long been on the “wishlist" for control systems. Until now, most systems have been locked-in to the Windows operating system due to reliance on classic OPC—a ubiquitous communication standard based on Microsoft’s Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM). The name of the game is changing, however, with the arrival of the next-generation OPC standard, the OPC Unified Architecture (OPC-UA). The new standard was designed for cross-platform compatibility, which makes room for Linux to gain popularity in the automated control industry. -
Case Study
Vision System Automates Mining Bridge Conveyor
HINZ developed a machine vision system that automatically measures the amount and distribution of potash on a mining conveyor as it is loaded by the bridge conveyor. This information is used by the mine control system to automatically move the bridge conveyor to correct any imbalance. -
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Eplan Electric P8 adds Mitsubishi's GX Works2
The integration of Eplan Electric P8 and GX Works2 allows transferring data from electrical engineering directly into PLC programming. -
Case Study
Ford switches from sensors to vision for body panel inspection
Traditionally, body panels are inspected by using a robot to present the part to an array of proximity switches. Ford improved on this method by using machine vision. The camera connects to either the robot or the PLC using the Ethernet/IP protocol. -
Case Study
Copenhagen cooks its valve actuators
The Metropolitan Copenhagen Heating Transmission Company (CTR) installed Rotork IQ3 valve actuators to replace actuators that suffered permanent damage from the effects of hot water. -
Feature
Unico uses wireless ID readers to boost production 40%
Unico Systems, a manufacturer of home air conditioning and heating systems, uses Cognex wireless handheld scanners to read barcodes on the product, and QR codes on employee badges and assembly stations. Operators now spend less time on data entry tasks and the production rate is up 40% -
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WIN-911 Opens Office in Grenoble, France
The European office will deliver channel partner and technical support for alarm notification software to European, Middle Eastern, and African markets. -
Feature
Integrating Ethernet-Based Machine Vision and Image-based ID Readers into Factory Networks
By John Lewis, Cognex The need to use PCs to interface with vision systems and ID readers required the purchase of expensive hardware and development of sometimes complex software. A new generation of vision systems and ID readers with built-in EtherNet/IP connectivity streamlines factory network integration.

