Industrial Communication

Siemens

The end of the secession era

When the Siemens Annual General Meeting on Wednesday marks the change in leadership of the industrial group from Joe Kaeser to Roland Busch, it will mark the end of an era that is far longer than the almost eight years that the Lower Bavarian has been at the helm of the company.

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Harting

SPE and persistent hypotheses

Single Pair Ethernet is intended to close one of the last major gaps in a TCP/IP-oriented network world - the gap between classic IT and sensor technology. At the moment, there are still a few hypotheses in the air that are causing confusion.

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Codewerk

Modeling digital twins

In automation technology, cloud integration is still in its infancy - partly due to the high security requirements, but also because suitable software tools are not available to map real systems quickly and clearly in the cloud.

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IoT Hotspot

Industry 4.0 needs Wi-Fi 6 GHz

Technologies such as machine learning and virtual reality require fast data transmission. The key to a comprehensive and fast internet connection is 6 GHz Wi-Fi - although the introduction of the new standard is still being debated in Germany.

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Comment

Just get started!

Florian Frick, Group Leader Real-Time Communication and Control Hardware at ISW Stuttgart and Meinrad Happacher, Editor at Large of Computer&AUTOMATION with a commentary on Part 6 of the successful TSN series.

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followed up!

"Next year it's on!"

5G is set to find its way into production halls. What are the advantages of wireless technology? When will it become a reality and what business models will there be? Walter Haas, CTO of Huawei Germany, takes a stand - also on the discussion regarding the 'spying aspect'.

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