Industrial PCs
Hardware developed for improved artificial intelligence
Purdue University engineers have created hardware that can learn skills using a type of AI currently running on software platforms.
Graphene twists could help engineer quantum computing devices
Results from MIT research could help designers engineer high-temperature superconductors and quantum computing devices.
Automation meets edge computing
Combining a scalable human-machine interface (HMI) system and supervisory control and data acquisition with additional edge functionality gives machine and plant designs a high degree of flexibility and adaptability to quickly react to changing market environments and maintain fast innovations cycles.
Know the differences among a PLC, PAC and IPC
A programmable logic controller (PLC), process automation controller (PAC) and industrial PC (IPC) have unique features and benefits, but those traits are blurring as technology becomes more sophisticated.
Compact, multi-tasking controllers yield big digitalization benefits
A multi-tasking controller combines functions of a PC-based software controller with visualization, PC applications (Microsoft Windows or Linux), and central input/output connections in one compact device advancing digitalization efforts and standard, open connectivity.
Reducing AI’s carbon footprint
MIT researchers have developed an automated AI system for training and running certain neural networks that also cuts down the pounds of carbon emissions involved.
Edge computing terms and skills
Six edge computing questions to ask about data collection, networking and control systems.
Take remote monitoring to the edge
Advanced edge controllers enable remote monitoring techniques to supplement standard industrial automation practices
Repair or replace: Things to consider in industrial programming
Industrial programming is a challenging project even under the best of circumstances. Understanding the situation can help determine whether a project needs to be repaired or overhauled.
DOE announced $3 million to improve manufacturing processes through high performance computing
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced up to $3 million for high-performance computing, modeling, and simulation projects to improve manufacturing processes.