Monthly Archives: November 2011

Manufacturing facilities facing an upgrade of the controls networks need to look to EtherNet/IP and OEMs need to have this option readily available, if not standard, to keep a competitive edge. Check out the article on Automation.com – “EtherNet/IP Usage … Continue reading →

Rockwell Automation has introduced a new, stand-alone, controller under its ‘nano / micro’ controller – targeting fewer than 48 I/O points.  Part of their Connected Components line, not designed to work with Integrated Architecture and Logix software. Utilizing their “Connected … Continue reading →

Ethernet as an industrial communications network is main stream and the positive effects with equipment builders. Read more

An interesting article on the SustainablePlant website concerning the lack of available Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) based employee base. Check it out here.

Adding more power to smaller applications, Rockwell Automation’s is allowing a better cost-to-application match. Click here for article on Automation.com’s website.

Article from Automation.com on HMI software moving to the Client / Server world for application mobility. Read article here