Controls
Controller for the IIOT
National Instruments is now presenting a family of industrial controllers that are predestined for use on 'smart machines' and in intelligent systems for the Industrial Internet of Things. Rahman Jamal, Global Technology & Marketing Director, explains the philosophy and strategy behind the product family.
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