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Eastern Europe offers opportunity for automation vendors, says Frost & Sullivan
The transition of the manufacturing base from Western Europe to low-cost eastern European countries has opened new prospects for automation. -
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EnOcean interoperable with TCP/IP
EnOcean Alliance announced that its wireless, battery-less energy harvesting sensors and associated control systems are now fully interoperable with TCP/IP. -
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Beijer supplies HMIs to AMP Systems & Control
UK-based machine builder installed Beijer iX Panel HMIs on an industrial oven and a food handling and conveyor system. -
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ODVA publishes new specifications for CIP Networks
Specifications update EtherNet/IP, DeviceNet, CompoNet and ControlNet, and the CIP Safety extension to the EtherNet/IP and DeviceNet networks. -
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Training & Improving Operator Efficiency...Wasted Investment?
Automation.com, November 2012 By Bill Lydon, Editor Improving operator interaction is a good topic but this perspective may be holding back automation industry progress. It seems to me the industry should be putting more effort into developing more advanced automation with the goal of eliminating operators. -
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AF, ISA and FIRST continue partnership
The AF and ISA developed work plans with FIRST to recruit new volunteers, mentors and sponsors, establish new teams, and promote the work of FIRST. -
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Invensys Advances Enterprise Control System (ECS)
Automation.com, December 2012 By Bill Lydon, Editor The foundation of the Enterprise Control System (ECS) is an integration framework that ties applications together in an open Services Oriented Architecture (SOA) that allows systems to be deployed with standard components and minimizes customization. -
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Digital Factory showcases networked manufacturing at HANNOVER MESSE
Exhibitors at the Digital Factory trade fair at HANNOVER MESSE 2015 will demonstrate what industry needs for this next evolutionary phase. -
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ISA PMCD/Safety-Security Symposium issues Call for Papers
The symposium, to be held 6-9 October 2014 in Houston, Texas, USA, is a collaboration between ISA’s Process Measurement and Control Division (PMCD), Safety and Security Division, and the Chemical and Petroleum Industries Division (ChemPID). -
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Automation Brains & Brawn
By Bill Lydon, Editor Industrial control systems are the “brains” of any automated manufacturing system. Many of these systems require motion systems - “brawn” - to accomplish the physical aspects of automation. Motion technologies have improved and are refined to meet the new manufacturing requirements. MDA North America provides the opportunity for engineers to sharpen motion knowledge and learn from industry experts first hand. -
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SME announces student DDM design competition
SME issued a call for entries to the Direct Digital Manufacturing 2008 Competition. All entries are due by April 16, 2008. -
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Hannover Fair emphasizes vibration analysis
Improved availability and scheduled servicing are crucial for the cost-efficiency of machines and plants. "Condition Monitoring Systems" exhibit will reveal how companies can achieve both. -
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Deutsche Messe launches TectoYou program to attract young Germans
TectoYou is sponsored by the Federation of German Industry (BDI) under its business development program "Germany - Land of Ideas" and by Deutsche Messe. TectoYou provides a program of information and events targeted directly at young people, professionals, and university graduates who are coming to the end of their training and need to find their way around the world of work. -
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Autodesk reports 1Q revenue of $599 Million
Autodesk reported revenue of $599 million for the first quarter of fiscal 2009, an increase of 18 percent over the first quarter of fiscal 2008. -
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EPLAN’s Integration w/ Siemens TIA Portal Aims to Drive Project Efficiency
By Bill Lydon, Editor, Automation.com EPLAN's integration with the Siemens TIA portal is intended to enable engineering data to be exchanged bidirectionally between the worlds of electrical engineering and automation engineering. -
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Fluke Aims for Holistic Maintenance Management with Accelix Platform
By Bill Lydon, Editor, Automation.com There is a great deal of hype around IIoT, and much of it may never be realized, but Fluke and their Accelix platform is a real-world solution which may finally deliver the tangible IIoT gains that companies have been yearning for. -
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Siemens Bridges Virtual & Real Worlds
By Bill Lydon, Editor, Automation.com Industry 4.0 was at the forefront of dozens of exciting new innovations and strategies from the industrial world at the 2016 Hannover Fair. Klaus Helmrich, of Siemens AG, shared their view of Industry 4.0 and the entire digitalization of the value chain. -
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Whitmore Manufacturing chooses Rockwell to automate new facility
In order to reduce nonconforming batches, improve quality and meet customer expectations, Whitmore decided to automate its lubricant making process and gain access to real-time information from the facility floor. -
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Momentum for IFS Builds as Major Companies Opt for Low-code, No-code Usability of IFS Cloud
Companies across key industries from manufacturing and service, to engineering construction & infrastructure, and energy utilities & resources are choosing to upgrade to IFS Cloud.

