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Kimi Shen posted a blog postPosted on August 21, 2012 at 1:42am 0 Comments 0 Likes
The food and beverage industries have a history of manual operations, from one end of the plant to the other, including lab and quality operations. In order to improve productivity and quality control, many food and beverage operations have begun integrating these operations and making them conform to automation standards.
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It’s critical to seize opportunities during the transformation in the industrial automation market. Here are some hints to understanding the industry.
The industrial automation market is undergoing a major change. Cloud computing is becoming mainstream, demand for energy management technologies is growing, and the rise of intelligent mobile devices is accelerating the evolution of automation. To succeed in this environment, manufacturers and system integrators…
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Assembly departments in the automotive sector are usually the least automated processes in the production chain; this means that it’s very difficult to improve parameters such as efficiency, quality alignment and data collection. In order to achieve these objectives our customer, one of the main system integrators in this market, working with the most important automotive manufacturer companies in Italy, needed a modular and flexible system, that was able to…
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Motion control was once performed exclusively through tedious and painstaking low-level code-based programming of hardware devices; but, modern machine automation hardware and software greatly simplified this task and allowed some of elements of machine motion software programs to be automatically generated from user-entered move data. At the same time, users began to write machine control software programs by mixing and matching the five IEC 61131-3 programming languages, all of them…
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