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In order to be able to take sufficient account of safety functions in application engineering, new approaches are needed due to scarce resources and growing complexity. Together as Neuron Automation, logi.cals and ISH are now showing what these can look like.
read more...logi.Web from logi.cals enables the programming of PLCs with a standard web browser.
read more...In addition to the IEC-61131-3-compliant PLC runtime logi.RTS 3 for Linux, VxWorks or RTOS32 controllers, logi.cals offers further runtime systems for specific areas of application.
read more...The classic PLC programming and runtime systems in accordance with IEC 61131-3 are gradually expanding into automation software packages for I4.0 and IIoT. The software manufacturer logi.cals is responding to this trend with the cloud-based engineering solution 'Open Web Automation'.
read more...The development effort for functional safety is hardly affordable, especially for small and medium-sized companies - particularly from an economic point of view. A certified safety construction kit can provide a remedy here.
read more...At the beginning of this year ISH and logi.cals entered into a strategic partnership. As part of a joint trade fair appearance, they presented the first results of their recent cooperation in Nuremberg at the SPS 2019.
read more...At the beginning of this year, ISH and logi.cals entered into a strategic partnership. As part of a joint trade fair appearance, they presented the first results of their still young cooperation at SPS 2019.
read more...Review 'Automation 4.0 Summit 2017'
Open source platforms such as the Raspberry Pi are causing a sensation in the hobbyist scene. But what role can they play in the automation environment? The 'Automation 4.0 Summit' provided answers to this question.
read more...Taxes with open source platforms
Raspberry Pi, Arduino & Co. - these platforms have so far been used in the industrial environment for training purposes or in development or prototype projects. To what extent are these 'mini-computers' also suitable for professional use in the machine or factory?
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