In focus: Quality assurance
The e-paper of issue 9/2024
The hype surrounding AI is inspiring, but the reality requires a sober approach to the technology. Computer&Automation 9/24 looks at topics relating to AI & security, the EU AI Act, secure IIoT projects and OPC UA FX "From the cloud to the sensor". Read for yourself!
MARKET & MANAGEMENT
- Personalities & industry news (page 6)
- "Regulation can stimulate innovation"
Interview with Ivana Bartoletti, Wipro, on the EU AI Act (page 7)
TECHNOLOGY
- Evaluating and improving code structures
Article series "ChatGPT in the industry" - Part 8 (page 10) - AI and the implementation of phishing and social engineering
Part 3 of the article series "Security and AI" (page 14) - TITLE: Strengthening cyber resilience
Interview with Dr. Christopher Tebbe and Kilian Fröhlich, Wago (page 18) - Fiber optic cables in harsh environments
Plug contacts for secure fiber optic connections (page 27) - Products (page 30)
IN FOCUS: Quality assurance
- Testing on a new level With AI and automation into the future of random sample inspection (page 22)
- Wrinkle-free adhesive tapes for medical applications Image processing system detects, reports and marks wrinkle defects (page 24)
- Products (page 26)
COMMUNICATION & NETWORKING
- The basis for secure IIoT projects
IEC 62443 and NIS-2 as the basis for secure IIoT projects (page 35) - Faster compliance with IEC 62443
Security through automated software tests (page 38) - OPC UA from the cloud to the sensor
The current status of OPC UA FX (page 42) - The cloud-based PLC approach
Software-based cloud PLCs in the energy sector (page 46) - Products (page 41/49)
- Follow up! - with Frank Konrad
VDMA Robotics + Automation (page 50)
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