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The economic situation is also tense in the automation industry at the moment. However, this need not be a bad omen for the SPS from November 26 to 28: The prospects and booking figures for the automation trade fair are consistently positive, even on its 30th anniversary.
read more...The aim of a cooperation between the Teutloff Technical Academy, system integrator CSAE and automation supplier Turck is to provide practical training for Industry 4.0
read more...The Turck Group intends to differentiate itself into the automation technology and development and production services divisions and to focus certain company locations on key technology areas.
read more...Olaf Ophoff is the new Head of the 'Automation Systems' division at Turck. He succeeds Oliver Merget, who left the automation specialist at the end of March 2019.
read more...Integrating IO-Link devices into Profinet systems was previously associated with enormous effort. The 'SIDI' function integrated in the IO-Link masters from Turck is now set to change this.
read more...Guido Frohnhaus, one of Turck's managing directors, is leaving the company at the end of February 2019. Joachim Göddertz will take over the management tasks on an interim basis.
read more...Turck's Austrian subsidiary has a new managing director in Herbert Salzgeber. He took over the management in January 2019.
read more...IoT wireless gateways for wireless connection to cloud solutions - Turck is exhibiting such a product at the trade fair for the first time this year.
read more...Turck is expanding the 'TBEN-S' I/O module family with a variant for serial interfaces. The TBEN-S-2COM connects devices with RS232 or RS485 interfaces directly in the field to controllers with the Profinet, Ethernet/IP or Modbus TCP protocols.
read more...A few weeks ago, the AMA Association for Sensors and Measurement published the final version of the 'Sensor Technologies 2022' study. However, you will search in vain for a practical IoT sensor concept in the document.
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