Control Engineering January 2022 online table of contents
Control Engineering is producing 10 print/digital editions this year and we want to ensure you have easy access to as much content as ever with two Control Engineering Inside editions in 2022, January and November.
Sizing a single-blade rotary knife application
Inside Machines, Part 2: Using calculations and equations will demonstrate how to correctly size a rotary knife application based on previous data. Part 1 covered key terms.
Conversational IIoT and AI for industrial environments
Conversational IoT uses a Natural Language Processing (NLP) AI engine to allow human-like interactions through voice and text on any communication channel with any connected device, system, or software with an available API.
Turning face masks into smart monitoring devices
Northwestern Engineering researchers have developed a new smart sensor called FaceBit, which is a quarter-sized sensor that uses a tiny magnet to attach to any N95, cloth or surgical face mask.
Solving big problems via algorithms enhanced by 2D materials
Important optimization algorithms that are designed to solve large-scale problems such as supply chain logistics can be boosted from 2D materials.
Spreadsheets for analytics
Many companies offer software for data analytics to create information and insights from data collected from automation, controls and instrumentation. Most data-gathering software also downloads in a spreadsheet format: Many users have spreadsheets for special applications or quick insights.
PSM compliance training according to OSHA
To ensure the safest environment for employees, review current PSM training to verify that it meets OSHA requirements
