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With version 8.3 of 'ibaPDA', process values from optimized data modules can be recorded with cycle accuracy.
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With version 8.3 of 'ibaPDA', process values from optimized data modules can be recorded with cycle accuracy.

Weidmüller's 'MiBridge' can be used to replace a PLC/PLS without the need for time-consuming rewiring.

Despite experts' doubts about subsidies for foreign chip manufacturers, the ZVEI believes it makes sense for them to build subsidiaries in Germany, for example.
Sigmatek presented the LASAL software platform with object-oriented programming (OOP) in 2002. The company was the first automation solution provider to move away from strictly sequential programming and has been using object-oriented programming ever since.
Schneider Electric is supporting partners from the semiconductor industry in climate-friendly business with a new program. 'Catalyze' aims to reduce CO₂ emissions along the entire supply chain of participating companies.
From driverless cars to the app store
In just a few decades, we have seen ground-breaking advances in different areas. These innovations have transformed the way we live, work, learn and communicate. A selection of highlights of these achievements.
When I joined Computer&Automation at the beginning of 2000, my previous studies in marketing communications had largely sensitized me to advertising for the end consumer. Two worlds collided.

Solid is how the results for the 3rd quarter can be described. Siemens was able to increase sales by 10 % and incoming orders were 15 % up on the same period last year at 24.2 billion euros. However, the forecast has not been raised.
At first glance, different companies are advertising here. A second glance reveals that both advertisements are about CODESYS.

followed up! - with Rainer Brehm, Siemens
Industrial automation has experienced an enormous upswing in the last 25 years. But where exactly is automation today and where should or must it be in the future? Rainer Brehm takes a stand in this interview.