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MANUFACTURERS OF AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGY

ABB: Drives, Controls, Safety, Robotics - integrated from one single source

ABB-Interview: "Engineering tool with intuitive user interface"

ABB: Complete program for factory automation

ABB is confirmed by change survey

Balluff: IO modules with integrated display

Balluff: Profibus and IO-Link - strong as team

Danfoss: Three-phase AC drive or PM motor: ONE frequency converter for all

Danfoss: More energy efficiency with free choice of the motors

Digitec: Visualisation of the machine on the Panel PC enables fast operation

epis Automation: Panel PC with cosys9 control

Kuhnke: Application-optimized bus terminals

Kuhnke: Specialized in application-optimised I/O modules

Lütze: LOCC-Box - the safe and intelligent protection module

Mitsubishi Electric: Integrated technologies and more...

Mitsubishi Electric: Finetuning of control technologies and more...

Interview with Peter Lutz: How sercos III supports multi-vendor applications

Siemens: ONE Engineering Framework for automation

Softing: ProfiNet, EtherCat, Modbus - fast integration

Softing: Integration with PROFINET

Yaskawa automation technology 2010

TRENDS

Trend to Ethernet-based field buses determining

The market shares of Ethernet in the German machinery industry 2005 - 2012

Market shares of real time Ethernet in the German machinery industry to 2012

Market shares of Ethernet in the German machinery industry 2005 - 2008

The market shares of sercos III from 2005 - 2012

Panel PC benefits from fine-tuning

Technological change of the control technology from users' view in 2010

Energy efficient drives on focus

Fine-tuning of the drive technology continues intensified

Touching proceeding to energy efficient drives

Ethernet cables for track chains are important

Increasing acceptance for application-optimized I/O modules for three years

Application-optimized I/O-modules intensifying

Control technology 2009

Technological change recorded from the users' point of view

"Now we can offer additional benefits..."

The hypocrisy of the US Government regarding cyberattacks

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