Controller and gateway
Carlo Gavazzi’s XAP 1.0 compact controller and gateway with embedded IIOT (Industrial Internet of Things) allows seamless connection of multiple devices and sub-systems.
Carlo Gavazzi’s XAP 1.0 compact controller and gateway with embedded IIOT (Industrial Internet of Things) allows seamless connection of multiple devices and sub-systems.
Under development by Deuta-Werke in collaboration with ABB, the Safe HMI safe-touch human-machine-interface (Safe HMI) up to SIL 3 (IEC 61508) for use in trains will support PROFINET/PROFIsafe fieldbus for standard and safety communication.
5G will dramatically gain importance in providing wireless connectivity to industrial environments, especially in the context of Industry 4.0 and the automation of production processes and monitoring of machine conditions, according to global tech market advisory firm ABI Research. By
Mitsubishi Electric has unveiled the company’s smallest and most powerful compact PLC to date.
Presented by PROFIBUS and PROFINET International, an event at the National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham, will address practical issues arising from the use of digital communications technologies in automated manufacturing and process industry applications – with particular attention to Industry 4.0 and the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT).
Three new input modules have been added by Wieland Electric to its samos Pro Compact safety controller for reliable analogue value processing.
SICK has extended its Sensor Integration Machine (SIM) family, launching two high-performance, one-box, processing hubs that fuse decentralised, multi-sensor co-operation with field-to-cloud connectivity as part of Industry 4.0.
SAS, the specialist in analytics, has become a tier one partner with the University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC), a network of world-leading research and innovation centres working with manufacturing companies of all sizes from around the globe.
With the UK Government investing as much as £40 million in 5G testbed and trial projects across UK industry as part plans to improve mobile connectivity, PWC explains what it means for manufacturing.
Siemens has urged manufacturers in Northern Ireland to ‘strategise’ digitalisation of their factories using ‘top down bottom up’ approach.
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