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Software developed to empower workers on the factory floor
Tulip, an MIT spinout company, has developed a customizable manufacturing app platform that connects people, machines and sensors to optimize processes on a shop floor.
Modern technologies solve industrial cybersecurity needs
Emerging condition monitoring software and devices have ingrained cybersecurity that helps bring legacy systems and processes into the modern era.
Control Engineering hot topics, July 2019
Control Engineering's most clicked articles in July 2019 included stories about PLC programming languages, connecting a PLC to the internet, digitalization advantages, choosing the right enclosure, and more. Miss something? You can catch up here.
Evaluate controller options for industrial applications
Choosing the best industrial controller requires evaluation of automation, communication and security needs.
Top 5 Control Engineering articles July 22-28
Articles about computer integration, data analytics, HMI safety, mobile devices, and smart manufacturing were Control Engineering’s five most clicked articles from July 22-28. Miss something? You can catch up here.
The network the oil & gas industry needs
The case for private wireless, mission-critical communications networks.
Anomaly detection can prevent cyber attacks
Understanding what devices a manufacturer has working on a network is important, but the next step is to take that knowledge and move toward prevention.
Researchers trying to make smart meters hackproof
Researchers at the University of British Columbia are developing an automated program in development aimed at improving the security of these devices and boosting security in the smart grid.
Top 5 Control Engineering articles July 8-14
Articles about selecting an enclosure, using context with the IIoT, cybersecurity best practices, digitalization advantages, and connecting a PLC were Control Engineering’s five most clicked articles from July 8-14. Miss something? You can catch up here.
Global cybersecurity alliance to accelerate education, readiness
The ISA Global Cybersecurity Alliance will assemble a global group of stakeholders from end-user companies, control system vendors, information technology (IT) and operations technology (OT) infrastructure providers, system integrators, and other industry affiliates.