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AW-Lake and KEM Flow Measurement Announce Merger, Creating a Stronger Global Flow Measurement Organization
The merger expands engineering resources, application expertise and global customer support while maintaining continuity for AW-Lake customers. -
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ABB Working with AWS to Develop Digitally Integrated All-electric Operations for Net-zero Emissions Mining
Together with mining electric vehicle drivetrain developer MEDATech, the two companies demonstrate secure exchange of operational data for production optimization. -
Case Study
Paradox Engineering controls lighting in Paris
The project named “Voie sur Berges,” along the River Seine, supports the management and control of the luminaires in the area. -
Case Study
Wireless technology monitors Chevron oil field operations
Chevron uses Emerson Smart Wireless networks to monitor its steam injection process and measure down-hole well pressures. -
Feature
How IoT-Enabled Condition Monitoring Technology Keeps Produce Safe
Condition monitoring technology represents the future of food safety. It’s a critical tool today that will continue driving pathways for improvement tomorrow. -
News
Vericut Powers Formula 1 Precision
Vericut, the global leader in CNC simulation, verification and optimization software, supports Formula 1 teams worldwide by ensuring complex components are machined safely, accurately and efficiently. -
Opinion
How IIoT Enables AI and Big Data
Leveraging open standards like MQTT Sparkplug facilitates data modeling and self-discovery, establishing a source of truth at the edge. -
Feature
Cooling the AI Era: Rethinking Thermal Infrastructure for High-Density Manufacturing
Organizations that invest early in integrated thermal strategies, workforce development and predictive analytics will be better positioned to support the next wave of AI-driven industrial growth. -
Case Study
Progea supports Enerclean Project
Production of hydrogen and electricity at zero emissions, thanks to aluminum combustion. -
Feature
The great obsolescence debate
By Nick Boughton, Boulting Technology The debate between upgrade vs. repair is by no means a new one, but it has become prevalent as most industries look to squeeze margins. This article discusses best practice for obsolescence management from a systems integrator point of view. -
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Managing Industrial Ethernet in the IoT Age: Simplifying EtherNET/IP and PROFINET Network Management
By Bill Lydon, Automation.com Industrial Ethernet networks are critical to implement IIoT technologies, and uptime is essential for essential production. Using a systems approach, Cisco's Industrial Network Director aims to simplify the management of EtherNET/IP and PROFINET networks. -
News
Paradox Engineering to monitor Italian waste
The project involves installing an electric-mechanical system on 900 dump bins to monitor the input of waste and optimize its collection. -
Feature
Microsoft Industrial Digitalization Platform Leverages OPC UA
Azure IoT leverages OPC UA so industrial operations personnel get support for open systems and “don’t forget what [they] already know” when connecting OT systems to the cloud. -
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For Manufacturers, Comprehensive Zero Trust Makes Economic Sense
A lack of proper cybersecurity infrastructure can cost far more than your initial investment. -
Feature
The Data Lineage Challenge and What to Do About It
Data contextualization is the key to understanding and preventing the implications of bad factory floor data in downstream applications. -
Industry Product
Paradox Engineering to control street lighting in San Francisco
Paradox Engineering is starting a pilot project for remotely managing the public lighting infrastructure in San Francisco, California. -
Industry Product
ProSoft Technology introduces RadioLinx 802.11abg Industrial Hotspot
Radio functions as an access point, repeater, or client. Its water resistant enclosure permits it to be installed in areas exposed to harsh conditions. -
Industry Product
ProSoft Technology announces fast CPU in Rack PC for ControlLogix
PC56-LX800 in-rack PC now has a 500 MHz CPU. The PC is backplane compatible and fully-customizable, which allows the module to easily integrate into an existing network without any modifications to the ControlLogix controller program. It supports Microsoft Windows XP and Windows CE, enabling users to integrate applications into the ControlLogix world as either a stand-alone PC or as an industrial PC with network and/or backplane connectivity. -
Case Study
Building Automation and Embracing IoT - Case Study
CIAT decided it was time to investigate 64-bit monitoring systems that aligned with their values for innovation and sustainability. This search ultimately led them to ICONICS. -
Feature
Four Pillars for Choosing New SCADA Software
By Christopher Little, Trihedral Replacing an existing system can present opportunities that are unavailable when building a SCADA system from scratch. This article outlines four concepts, or pillars, to support your search for new SCADA software that will help you build on the value of your existing system and grow with your changing needs well into the future.









