New technology provides reliable, intelligent and adaptable position measurement over several hundred meters in harsh environmental conditions.

Push-Lock connection technology provides new possibilities for M12 connectors. With its convenient handling, the connection reduces sources of errors and installation times significantly. Now, this type of connection is more than equal to screw connections whether for signals, data or power.

In today’s world where network manageability plays an increasingly critical role in a network’s ability to efficiently scale, having a platform is significantly vital. With the conveniences that RACER provides, it’s almost effortless to securely configure, document, and manage Cisco URWB devices on a network of any size.

In this introduction to the Condition-Based Monitoring Platform (CN0549), the focus is on the software ecosystem, data analysis tools, and software integrations available for the different components, and how engineers and data scientists can leverage them for application development.

Industry-certified all-in-one firewall/NAT/VPN/switch/routers act as a robust first line of defense for industrial networks in diverse applications such as smart manufacturing and critical infrastructure.

With modern container technology, users can efficiently overcome the technical challenges of OT/IT integration and easily scale their IIoT solutions as needed.

New program expands scope of testing to make TSN and Milan device certification more accessible worldwide.

Industry 4.0 has been a decade in the making but even now the technology is progressing at a rapid pace. This Industrial Ethernet Book special report on Industry 4.0 looks at the impact of cyber physical systems, data democratization and new solutions for connecting with smart manufacturing operations.

Inside the innovations leading the Industry 4.0 manufacturing transformation, there is an emergence at the sensor-driven level. For manufacturers, taking that next step into the future depends on further investment in the technology underpinning advances in factory automation and flexibility.

The question is not whether, but how IEEE 802.11ax (also known as Wi-Fi 6) and 5G are driving wireless mobile communications in the industrial environment. Siemens supports both technologies in order to offer optimal solutions for the most diverse requirements.