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Device type manager changes for IIoT applications
With FDT 3.0, device type managers (DTMs) are now OPC UA-ready and offer data through the natively-integrated FDT OPC unified server.
Three ways omlox helps Industry 4.0 as an open standard
Wireless technologies are growing and indoor location tracking is a major component of it. As an open standard, omlox can help Industry 4.0.
HART technology evolution with HART-IP
HART technology has been developed, alongside other technologies, to allow it to continue to meet the needs of the industry marketplace.
Campus with private 5G testbeds to drive innovations, networking
AT&T and Texas A&M University System’s RELLIS Campus has private 5G testbeds for public and private sector organizations to develop and innovate with 5G powered applications and solutions.
Empowering a standardized web user interface
The user interface (UI) design for measurement and control applications has critical importance within modern industrial operations.
Why TSN will soon be a must-have for competitive manufacturing
Advanced industrial networks that incorporate time-sensitive networking (TSN) can benefit from high-speed, reliable communications for smart manufacturing applications.
Groups unify IT/OT visualization with universal device information model
The FDT OPC UA companion specification empowers FDT data-centric Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) platform enabling uniform IT/OT data access to the enterprise.
Strategic alliance to protect industrial networks announced
Agreement brings together leading technology from each company to provide a cybersecurity solution for mission-critical networks.
Deployment of secure networks connect control engineering solutions
As industrial control systems (ICSs) become integrated with the internet, robust security is critical on every level.
How nature’s characteristics can help build sustainable industrial networks
Researchers at Texas A&M University have delineated guidelines for setting up successful industrial networks by using patterns found in nature's food chains, which can facilitate economic growth, lower emissions and reduce waste.
