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AI and Machine Learning September 9, 2024

Engineering Leader Under 40, 2024: Emily Niemi, 29

Emily Niemi, 29, Group Manager, RoviSys, Portage, MI, United States

PLCs, PACs September 9, 2024

Do you know what PLC programming language to use?

Next-generation PLC programming tips and benefits are available in this article and from the instructors of a detailed one-hour Sept. 10 webcast, archived for a year.

By Control Engineering
Digital Twins September 11, 2024

Industrial digital twins improving capabilities for manufacturers

Digital twins go beyond provide another simulation for manufacturers; they can provide users valuable insights and give them the tools to reduce costs and improve efficiency.

By Dan McCarthy
IIoT, Industrie 4.0 August 12, 2024

Top 5 Control Engineering content: August 5-11, 2024

Top 5 Control Engineering content from the past week includes Industry 4.0's future, Ethernet cables, the IT/OT divide and more. Miss something? You can catch up here.

By Chris Vavra
Industrial Networking August 15, 2024

How to build resilient industrial networks and reduce downtime

By Henry Martel
Courtesy: Cincinnati Incorporated
Made in America August 28, 2024

Reshoring, nearshoring trends making North American manufacturing competitive

By Carrine Greason
Discrete Manufacturing September 9, 2024

2024 Engineering Leader Under 40: Tyler Robillard, 37

By Plant Engineering Staff
Motors and Drives September 4, 2024

How to meet sustainability goals, part 3: Examining roles of motion services

By Rob Snyder
Process safety systems are designed to reduce and mitigate risk to help protect people, processes and the environment. Courtesy: Rockwell Automation
Process Safety September 10, 2024

The evolving industrial process safety world

By Brian Widman and Stefan Mizera
Workforce Development September 11, 2024

Making continuous improvements with a connected workforce

By Chris Vavra

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