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The GigE Vision standard was defined by a committee of the Automated Imaging Association (AIA). The committee included Basler AG and companies from all major product segments in the vision industry. The goal was to define a standard Gigabit Ethernet based interface tuned to applications in the machine industry that would allow seamless interchangeability between cameras or software.
Multicore and virtualization provide the opportunity to improve device performance, reduce costs through hardware consolidation, and upgrade applications more cost effectively throughout the product lifecycle as this white paper from Wind River explores.
This Apprion brief explains various wireless safety applications that address the inherent threats and safety risks at industrial facilities and provides cost-effective, real-time solutions to greatly increase the safety of all your field personnel.
Leverage Lean Operations, A Lean Supply Chain, and Lean Design of your electrical panels to meet the key goals from James P. Womack and Daniel T. Jones book "Lean Thinking." 
Equipment remanufacturing, training and remote support, among other service activities, have contributed the effective consolidation of its installed base in the country.
While refining its processes, faucet manufacturer Moen Inc. (N. Olmsted, Ohio) ran across a suboptimal situation with its screw machines.
‘Dog-bone’-style carrier handles are applied at speeds to 60 cases/min by a pair of vision-guided robots, and it’s all governed by an industrial PC.
Dick Motley doesn’t pretend to be impartial. When it comes to robots for
the packaging industry, he believes that high-speed, articulated-arm
robots are superior to the ever more popular Delta configuration.
From sliced meat to late-capitalism, the reasons that vision-assisted robotic packaging applications have been increasing are many. Within this complex picture, though, certain trends seem clear.
Gary Mintchell, Editor in Chief, discusses business leadership, inspiring young engineering minds, automation company stock movement and a social networking interview with Juliann Grant at Telesian Technology.
The MathWorks, a Natick, Mass.-based developer of mathematical
computing software, has teamed with controls supplier Rockwell
Automation Inc., Milwaukee, to introduce a new approach to programming
for industrial control systems. In this podcast interview, recorded on March 4, 2010, Automation World
Managing Editor Wes Iversen talks with The MathWorks’ Tom Erkkinen and
Rockwell’s Jason Weber about the introduction. 
Gary Mintchell, Editor in Chief, discusses happenings at the 14th annual ARC Forum in Orlando. There were product announcements from many companies, an in-depth discussion of the multi-year Invensys strategy that has led to the formation of IOM, WBF and OMAC and their separation from ISA, and a few thoughts about wireless from the Forum.
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