Digitalization, Internet of Things (IoT), big data, artificial intelligence, and virtual reality are some examples of rapidly developing areas of technology that will have a big impact on how ...

When it comes to industrial networking, it’s been clear for many years that Ethernet will be the plant floor network of the future. Even the fieldbus technology providers agree on this point, as they ...

Process Engineering encompasses the analysis, modeling, simulation, optimization, design, control and operation of process systems, from micro-sized systems to huge industrial facilities. Many ...

Continuous-process industries are at an inflection point regarding what they can do with automation, making now an ideal time to address inefficiencies and hazards. The era of the remote workforce has ...

Steam power drove the Industrial Revolution, freeing manufacturers from the need to set up their factories near water power sources. Industrial steam is still largely used across various verticals, ...

Large industrial plants–such as those in the oil, gas, electricity, pharmaceutical, and food and beverage industries–rely on electronic instrumentation to provide accurate, stable measurements to ...

Mention the word “core” to most people and they might think you’re talking about an apple you had for lunch. But say it to an engineer who works in the remanufacturing industry, and it means something ...

Fault detection and diagnosis (FDD) constitute a critical area of research that underpins the efficient and safe operation of modern industrial processes. The field integrates data analytics, machine ...

If there is a consistent thread that runs through the history of manufacturing, it is this: A continuous and committed search for tools and techniques that facilitate greater automation, precision and ...