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A motion controller comprises of load, prime mover, sensors and controlling machine for proper functioning of prime mover and load.

By Bill Lydon, Editor The adoption of the Internet of Things (IoT) concepts and technology is providing the basis for dramatic manufacturing industry improvements. The broader scope view of IoT predicts that the digitization and integration of all aspects of production and commerce, across company boundaries, will eventually lead to greater productivity and efficiency.

Smart and Connected Elevators are designed so as to minimize overall energy consumption and manage passenger traffic efficiently within a building.

Machine condition monitoring market witnessed a significant demand, energy and power is largest segment in machine condition monitoring market.

By: Andy Stump, Rockwell Automation Manufacturing and industrial end users are turning to smart manufacturing to be more responsive, efficient and flexible in how they operate. This article discusses advances in design software that help them do that.

By Adam Chapman, Fluenta A recent survey by management consultancy Accenture offers insight into how oil and gas companies are utilising digital technologies and how these technologies will shape the industry in the near future. This article provides an in-depth analysis of that study.

By Bill Lydon, Editor As the highest-level attendees of Hannover Fair 2016, President Obama and Chancellor Merkel did the traditional tour of vendor booths, learning about some of 2016’s innovative industrial automation technologies from some of the biggest names in the industry.

Home automation market is driven by growing need for effective solutions in various domestic applications, North America led home automation market and is expected to continue its dominance in 2020

Industrial Control and Factory Automation Market is driven by industry players focus on achieving energy efficiency in manufacturing process, smart mechanical technology with IT technology has given spur to the industrial controls & factory automation

By John Nesi, Rockwell Automation Just as the nature of manufacturing and industrial operations has changed, so have the security risks. More connected operations can create more potential entrance points for security threats. This article discusses how to protect against those threats

Arbitrary waveform generators are used to create electrical wave forms,these generators can produce waveforms that have been defined by a set of values. The arbitrary waveform generators are essentially used as test equipments.

The growth reported by the AR market has been incredible and in the last year it successfully penetrated the field of advanced learning and teaching technologies.

Satellite Transponders Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast 2015 - 2023

Service robots are the fully autonomous systems that have the ability to carry out the services without or with human assistance. They are used in different sectors assisting human in performing duties that are not possible for humans to perform. The service robots are segmented into professional and service robots based on their product types.

By Bill Lydon, Editor The rapid rise of the cloud and the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) has spurred dozens of companies to harness the new technologies and drive the evolution of the manufacturing industry. In this article, Bill talks with Honeywell about their approach to IIoT and innovation

Smart motors market is driven with increasing requirement of adjustable speed in applications such as pumping systems,smart motors market grows with the integration of internet of things in industrial processes.

By providing SIL 4-certified programmable logic controllers, HIMA just became part of the legendary success story of the Mariazellerbahn (Mariazell Railway) in Austria. The operations of the rail lane date back to 1898.

The use of robotics in industrial control is an already established trend,it has paved the path for the greater adoption of industrial automation and industrial control equipment.

By Bob McIlvride, Skkynet For decades, the world of Information Technology (IT) has been evolving separately from the Operational Technology (OT) world. Yet now, increasing demands within the enterprise are starting to force them to cooperate, and possibly even live under one roof.

By Jan Pingel and Matthew Burd, Honeywell Process Solutions Having a greater handle on the IIoT technologies that will be required to support massively scalable enterprise historians is more important than ever.