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How are Wireless Sensor Networks employed in Industrial Automation

DO Supply

Wireless Sensor Networks, or WSNs, are infrastructure-less wireless networks that use thousands of spatially distributed sensors to monitor environmental and physical parameters, like temperature, motion, pressure, etc. At this main location, it is processed, stored, and analyzed by a computer or a human.

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Next-Generation Integrated Production Control System Released

Gary Mintchell

While maintaining the reliability, stability, continuity, robust security, and comprehensive engineering and service network that have been hallmarks of the CENTUM series since its inception, Yokogawa adds the following three areas: 1. Main Features of Release 7.01 This reduces operator workload and mental stress.

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HMS Networks report shows growth in industrial ethernet

Automation Mag

May 29, 2025, Halmstad, Sweden HMS Networks has released its annual analysis of the industrial network market, reporting the market experienced a 10-11 per cent decrease of newly installed nodes in 2024. Ethernet-based industrial networks now account for 76 per cent of new nodes, up from 71 per cent in 2024.

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Annual HMS Networks Report Confirms Growing Dominance of Industrial Ethernet

i4.0 today

HMS Networks has released its annual analysis of the industrial network market, revealing key trends and developments. In the 2025 study, HMS concludes that the industrial network market continues to grow, with total market growth over the next five years estimated at +7.7%.

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EMO Turns 50: A global stage for metalworking innovation

Manufacturer's Monthly

Heering said EMO Hannover represents the value chain of metalworking, including the global launch of start-up innovations and key technologies from experts in additive manufacturing, automation, digitalisation, artificial intelligence, and sustainability.

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50 most innovative robotics companies

Robotics Business Review

The Gala offers attendees a chance to network with the worlds leading robotics innovators. Mytra named Startup of the Year Mytra is helping its customers optimize warehouse space by automating traditionally manual pallet handling processes. The RBR50 Gala returns April 30 from 6-8 PM in Boston at the Robotics Summit & Expo.

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Your guide to Day 1 of the 2025 Robotics Summit & Expo

Robotics Business Review

James Kuffner, the CTO at Symbotic, will kick off the second keynote, “ The Future of Intelligent Automated Logistics.” Innovative algorithms for multi-robot motion and task planning are creating exciting opportunities for the future of intelligent automated logistics. At 10:00 a.m., Also at 10:00 a.m., in Room 256.