
Condition monitoring as a live demonstration
In an Industrial IoT (IIoT) cloud for sensor collaboration, AWS partners Pepperl+Fuchs, Syntax and GE Digital presented a joint solution for predictive maintenance and condition monitoring.
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In an Industrial IoT (IIoT) cloud for sensor collaboration, AWS partners Pepperl+Fuchs, Syntax and GE Digital presented a joint solution for predictive maintenance and condition monitoring.

R+W drive elements at the SPS 2022
R+W is expanding its portfolio to include couplings and sensor technology for industrial automation.

ipf electronic at the SPS 2022
The OY380520 and OY380523 luminescence scanners from ipf electronic are optical sensors that use UV light to detect luminophores in different materials, thereby triggering a switching operation.
KNIME is free software for analyzing large amounts of data. The KNIME2Edge platform is designed to enable companies to get started with AI technology without having to invest a large amount of resources and specialist staff at the outset.

The 53-year-old Stefan Grotzke has been appointed Managing Director of Turck Holding and the Werner Turck company.

In September 2019, Bosch Rexroth announced ctrlX Automation for the first time: an open software architecture combined with a new hardware platform. Now comes a step that is unprecedented for controller manufacturers: giving up hardware exclusivity.

Turck's combined humidity and temperature sensor CMTH is available in a compact version with improved IIoT integration for condition monitoring applications.

In May 2022, Bernhard and Michael Juchheim stepped down from the operational management of Jumo in order to focus on their role as shareholders. In addition to Dimitrios Charisiadis, Managing Director since 2020, Steffen Hoßfeld became Managing Director.

The automation industry is meeting again: from November 8 to 10, around 1,100 exhibitors will be showcasing their developments at SPS in Nuremberg. In future, the SPS will also take place away from the traditional trade fair date at the end of November.

Bosch, Trumpf and the German Aerospace Center (DLR) want to develop a quantum sensor that will be able to precisely align mini-satellites in the future and thus enable very fast data transmission.