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With a focus on electromechanics
Your opinion is needed at the end of the year: in issue 12, we present the nominees for the 'Products of the Year 2022' readers' poll. We also take a closer look at automated guided vehicles in our special Robotics&Automation section.
read more...Readers' choice "Products of the year 2022"
96 products make up the list of nominees for this year's "Products of the Year 2022" readers' poll! Now your opinion counts: Which are the most innovative and useful products?
read more...Condition monitoring with the SeGMo system from Lenord+Bauer permanently monitors positioning drives and simplifies condition monitoring.
read more...The freely programmable E°SLC 89 safety controller from Eckelmann is certified to IEC 61508 up to SIL3 or DIN EN ISO 3849-1 up to PLe.
read more...Murrelektronik is expanding its business model and offering 'Vario-X', an automation platform that brings sensors and actuators into the field in a decentralized manner without the need for a control cabinet. A digital twin is also on board.
read more...BBH Products is all about safety. With the 'SSCU1' series, for example, the company offers a freely programmable and configurable safety controller with an integrated scanner interface.
read more...With the 'SARC' functionality in the 'SARC Basic' and 'SARC Advanced' expansion stages, BBH Products offers a new function library for applying even complex safety-related tasks.
read more...The 'System Engineering Tool' can be used to design complex cable installations for safety switchgear on machines and systems. Users can put together distributors and safety switches using drag & drop. Product Manager Udo Weber explains the system.
read more...The official SPS daily newspaper for you. Issue 3 is also packed full of automation news for you: exciting interviews, new technologies and the latest product innovations. The new interactive e-paper is now available.
read more...Manufacturer-independent automation! This demand is at the heart of the newly founded UniversalAutomation.org. The association wants to use the IEC 61499 standard to create new possibilities for engineering more efficient and flexible systems.
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