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SUPCON upgrades SAMS DCS to FDT2
SAMS makes full use of the FDT Group developed and tested Common Components to ensure the best compliance and interoperability. -
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Knick promotes Jörg Giebson to VP of R&D
Giebson takes over from retired Managing Director Wolfgang Feucht, who remains in an advisory function after 50 years with the company. -
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Bluff Manufacturing appoints Lane Moss VP of Operations.
Moss holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Manufacturing Engineering from the University of Houston and has more than 25 years in the industry. -
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Werum to supply MES to Losan Pharma
PAS-X MES will be implemented in several stages and it will be interfaced with the Infor Blending ERP system. -
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Manufacturing Technology Orders Up in June
AMT says June U.S. manufacturing technology orders totaled $355.43 million, up 4.6% from May’s $339.86 million. -
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Keeping PLM Grounded as Cloud Adoption Becomes Mainstream
By Chuck Cimalore, Omnify Software While PLM “in the cloud” is available today, its adoption can be slow. Customers are having a difficult time deciphering when, how and even whether to use PLM in a cloud. -
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FBGS promotes Eric Lindner to CEO
Dr. Lindner joined FBGS in 2008, and has held various leadership positions within the organization. Lindner has been instrumental in driving new developments for the next generation of fiber optic sensing systems. -
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CeMAT RUSSIA for the intralogistics industry
At the upcoming CeMAT RUSSIA intralogistics show, which runs in Moscow from September 22 to 25, 2015 more than 170 exhibitors will showcase their products and solutions. -
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NEMA Publishes Circuit Breaker white paper
What is the Purpose of a Molded Case Circuit Breaker? NEMA ABP 6-2015 explains. -
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Okuma adds Delcam Partmaker Multi-Channel Viewer App
App automatically aligns multi-channel CNC programs side by side for immediate viewing increasing shop productivity. -
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The Dawn of the Programmable Logic Controller (PLC)
By Ken Ball Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) were more of a technology evolution than a radical development. A noteworthy aspect about the origin was that quite similar concepts were pursued by three separate companies—nearly concurrently but unknown to each other. Part 1 in a series of four articles about the history of the PLC. -
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Boulting upgrades pumps at 90 year-old pump station
The original pumps are connected to new high performance motors and gearboxes, close to the oldest static steam driven pump, which will be kept as a museum piece. -
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China’s MV drive sales drop in 2014 and 2015
MV drive revenues declined by more than 10% in 2014 to $2.5 billion as increased competition and lower demand eroded prices, says HIS. -
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Hexagon Metrology opens offices in Milwaukee and Wilmington
Both solution centers will facilitate training and support for local manufacturers in Wisconsin and the Mid-Atlantic regions, respectively. -
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Panduit Acquires IntraVUE Network Diagnostic Software
IntraVUE provides the capability to identify and report information critical to improving uptime of the Industrial Ethernet infrastructure. -
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NEMA says Business Conditions Rebounded Sharply in July
NEMA’s Electroindustry Business Conditions Index (EBCI) for current conditions in North America improved by more than 20 points, marking an abrupt change of direction following three consecutive months of decline. -
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OPC forms working group to fight counterfeiting
The Steering Committee of the Open Serialization Communication Standard Working Group (Open-SCS) addresses compliance to healthcare counterfeiting regulations. -
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CSIA and MESA collaborate on “Smart Manufacturing”
Smart Manufacturing involves aligning information and communication technologies with U.S. manufacturers across the country to manage their energy, productivity and costs in real-time. -
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PLCopen wants comments on Coding Guidelines
PLCopen invites all interested parties to give feedback on this document until October 23, 2015.
