What’s new? Control Engineering knowledge expands in 70th year
After 70 years, Control Engineering continues to find new ways to educate those who design, implement, integrate, maintain and manage control, automation and instrumentation systems, components and equipment.
Control Engineering anniversary insights
- Control Engineering celebrates its 70th anniversary by providing subscribers with more information, Automated Warehouse and Packaging OEM supplements, along with links to other engineering information that could help.
- WTWH Media resources of interest to those interested in automation may include 3D computer-aided design (CAD), digital manufacturing, engineering design, electronics engineering, fluid power and research and development.
- Link to instructions on how to contribute articles or other resources to the Control Engineering community.
Happy anniversary, Control Engineering, providing 70 years of information about automation, controls and instrumentation as of September 2024. Thank you to all who have contributed knowledge along the way, and those continue to do so in many formats: Online, digital edition, printed edition (U.S. and Control Engineering international), supplements, webcasts, eBooks, newsletters, videos, podcasts, events and social media. This edition introduces two topical WTWH Media supplements to Control Engineering subscribers, Automated Warehouse on Page 37 and Packaging OEM on page 53.
More WTWH resources useful for Control Engineering
After the WTWH acquisition of CFE Media and Technology in May, I can recommend many resources that can help those interested in topics related to Control Engineering:
· 3DCAD & Digital Manufacturing
· Control & Automation Network
· Electronics Engineering Network
Other areas of WTWH Media serve life sciences and health care; retail, hospitality and food service; and renewable energy. As appropriate, we provide links so we can grow in knowledge together.
How to automate
As I’m sure you are, we’re working to create a strong 2025, as Control Engineering continues to educate those who design, implement, integrate, maintain and manage control, automation and instrumentation systems, components and equipment. Think again about how Control Engineering can help you, and how you can help advance Control Engineering as we grow to make a better world.
Mark T. Hoske, editor-in-chief, Control Engineering, WTWH Media, mhoske@wtwhmedia.com.
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