Sensor Technology

IO-Link

Cross-manufacturer data platform

With the 'IODDfinder', the IO-Link community has created a central manufacturer-independent database for IO device descriptions. This creates a central access point for all available IODDs - useful for manufacturers and users alike.

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Rotary encoder

One cable is enough

One cable for the motor power supply and the sensor supply with communication - technologically, the associated challenges on the cable and in the connection technology have already been solved. Now the motor feedback market has to follow suit.

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Industry 4.0

The NIKI 4.0 project

German small and medium-sized enterprises have so far been very cautious when it comes to Industry 4.0. The NIKI 4.0 project aims to enable these companies to experience the first Industry 4.0 benefits in their own real production.

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Sensors 4.0

Focus on the 2nd channel

Every intelligent sensor needs a way to transfer process data to a higher-level intelligence system. A single-channel data output - as has been common up to now - no longer does justice to the topic of Industry 4.0.

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Gas sensors

No chance of leaks

The main area of application for sulphur hexafluoride is the insulation of high-voltage electrical switchgear. As the non-toxic gas is the strongest of all greenhouse gases, its use is subject to the strictest environmental regulations - and special requirements for measurement technology.

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Sick

Sensor technology 4.0 - quo vadis?

Data is the real 'treasure' of Industry 4.0, and it is usually up to sensor technology to deliver it. Bernhard Müller, a member of Sick's management board, explains the future requirements that manufacturers and users will face in this area.

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Pepperl+Fuchs

The sensor of tomorrow

In the 'Solutions Park', Pepperl+Fuchs will be presenting four communication solutions to make information from the field level available for continuous communication in the sense of Industry 4.0. Michael Bozek explains the details.

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M2M Hotspot

RFID in production

RFID is nothing new for production automation. However, what makes RFID an interesting growth market is the fact that it is a key technology in the implementation of small batches. Or to put it another way: without RFID, there is no Industry 4.0.

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