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The 'CMMT' 3-axis magnetic field/temperature sensor with IO-Link is the third sensor type that Turck has developed specifically for easy-to-use condition monitoring applications - alongside the 'CMVT' vibration/temperature sensor and the 'CMTH' for humidity and temperature measurements.
read more...Turck is expanding its sensor range to include measuring inductive sensors with IO-Link and analog output for flush and non-flush mounting.
read more...For the first time, an IT company has been voted among the top 3 in the 'Software & IT' category. An indication that OT and IT are truly growing together.
read more...They've earned it: all 96 nominated products from 12 categories in their own e-paper. Browse through the individual areas and make your personal selection. You can also find out more about the companies and their solutions in the accompanying video news.
read more...Easy management of devices in Ethernet industrial networks - this is made possible by the Turck Automation Suite, TAS for short. Visitors can find out about its functionality at the trade fair stand.
read more...Interest in the topic of artificial intelligence continues unabated and is also reflected in our most-read article of the month of June: two youngsters who have set out to overcome fears of AI technologies lead the ranking. The top 10 at a glance.
read more...With the IIoT platform 'TAS', Turck promises an easy-to-use and standardized overall solution for the commissioning and management of Turck devices in industrial Ethernet networks, from the sensor to the controller. The tool celebrated its premiere at the Hannover Messe.
read more...Turck is expanding its IO-Link portfolio with the 'TBEN-L-8IOLA' Class A IO-Link master. The Ethernet block I/O module in the robust TBEN-L housing offers eight Class A IO-Link master ports.
read more...Computer&Automation turns 25 this year! Throughout the year, we will be looking back at exciting aspects: What has happened in 25 years? What changes has the industry undergone? Until then, enjoy reading our first issue in 2023.
read more...The top articles in October are outside the norm, showing the advantages of scalability, intelligent robots and the role of AI in control. In addition, the top article from September remains a perennial favorite. Read for yourself.
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