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In this white paper from ProSoft, see how the introduction of industrial cellular wireless communication gives manufacturers another wireless alternative.
Huntsman Corp., a global manufacturer of chemicals, undertook an aggressive program to eliminate injuries, product defects, and environmental releases at their Port Neches facility. This Apprion case study explains how Huntsman implemented wireless mobility to achieve manufacturing excellence.
Wireless technologies have become increasingly popular in industrial automation as growing numbers of system integrators, governmental agencies, and industrial solution providers continue to turn to these solutions for their applications.
The ability of Ethernet to carry multiple protocols enables innovation in communication for effective manufacturing efficiency.
As part of our research for our February 2010 feature on wireless control, Automation World submitted a list of e-mail questions on the topic to Ed T. Ladd, director of technology programs at the Hart Communication Foundation (HCF), which oversees the WirelessHart standard. Following are Ladd's responses:
As part of our research for our February 2010 feature on wireless control, Automation World spoke with representatives of two major suppliers of wireless instrumentation. When later conversations with users and others brought up additional issues regarding pricing of wireless devices, we followed up with e-mail queries to our vendor sources.
Determinism is still an issue for high-speed wireless control, but some factory users are moving ahead.
It may be controversial, but wireless technology is already being used in process control applications. How far and how fast will this trend go? Will we ever see an "all-wireless" plant?
Gary Mintchell, Editor in Chief, talks about research involved for Automation World's March sustainable manufacturing articles. Other topics include large petrochemical peaking for a new reality in process, networking, Ethernet, wireless sensor networks and the Internet of Things.
Gary MIntchell, Editor in Chief, offers his thoughts on automotive manufacturing pondering post by Kevin Kelly, is large petrochemical peaking for a new reality in process, networking, Ethernet, wireless sensor networks and the Internet of Things.
Gary Mintchell, Editor in Chief, discusses leadership, rising stock prices of automation companies, turning high school students on to manufacturing thanks to Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME), sustainability as a manufacturing model, wireless control and the annual Packaging Automation Forum.
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