System Integrators
University receives donation for computer architecture research facility
The Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (TEES) announced the creation of the new Hewlett Packard Enterprise Center for Computer Architecture Research thanks to an $11 million donation made by the company.
Providing security data in context for operators
Operators need to know the quality of that data within the proper context as the volume of data continues to increase to better prepare them for potential cyber attacks and other malicious events.
Extending pump life expectancy
Field pump performance testing provides the expert with developed head, capacity and efficiency data under normal (or abnormal) operating conditions.
Neural network chip developed to use light instead of electricity
MIT researchers have developed a photonic chip that uses light instead of electricity and is process massive neural networks more efficiently.
Control system integration projects: Petrochemical
See five lessons learned for a boiler control system upgrades, based on a system integrator’s experiences in the petrochemical industry.
Flexible generators turn movement into energy
Rice University researchers have produced flexible devices that use laser-induced graphene, which are designed turn movement into electrical energy and could enable wearable, self-powered sensors and devices.
Improving power supply intelligence
Control cabinet power supplies and uninterruptible power supplies (UPSs), thanks to higher-level intelligence, are evolving to provide operational information to users to make operations safer and more efficient.
System integrators use specialized skills for complex vision applications
System integrators across the industry are fielding more requests to develop complete and detailed systems, which require them to stay ahead of a fast-moving curve.
Canadian controls company acquired to enhance oil and gas, integration industry segments
JMP Solutions announced they have acquired Calgary-based Hi-Def Controls to enhance their Western Canada presence, particularly in the oil & gas and system integration market.
Top 5 Control Engineering articles May 27 to June 2
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