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October, 2018
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29 October
Higher plant efficiency due to optimal backstop design
Dr Torsten Kretschmer explains what is involved in the design of backstops and cites important aspects in connection with safety …
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26 October
Continued market growth is testament to the development of PLCs
According the latest figures from Gambica the PLC market continues to grow. Hugh Tasker offers some thoughts on why The …
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25 October
Building automation: streamline processes
Vincent Deguara looks at what facilities managers can learn from industrial automation What does a historical building and an industrial …
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25 October
Ultra-low Iq LDO extends battery life in portable devices
Microchip announces a linear Low Dropout (LDO) regulator that extends battery life in portable devices up to four times longer …
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24 October
Does new electric vehicle charging technology mean new value for restaurants and food retailers?
Robert Glass explains why developments in electric vehicle charging can add value to food businesses In the early 1900s as …
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24 October
Industrial control systems are ‘soft targets’
CyberX, the IIoT and industrial control system (ICS) security company, today announced the availability of its 2019 Global ICS & …
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23 October
Achieving the impossible: the next generation of motion control
For many years, when it comes to ultimate precision in motion control, the hexapod has been the ‘go to’ technology, …
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23 October
Patrolling robots to eradicate petrol plant explosions
Autonomous robots fitted with tiny chemical sensors that listen to the ‘sounds’ coming off gases will instantly detect gas leaks …
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22 October
Augmented Reality: a predictive maintenance solution
The computer games generation was always a refence to teenagers … well it was in the ‘80s and ’90s (to …
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