Omron South Africa is showcasing its fully simulated flexible production environments at Africa Automation Fair. Visit Stands C03 and D07 to see the integrated automation solutions designed to help turn today’s manufacturing facilities into the factories of the future. The Omron product range on display includes the Sysmac Motion, PLC control and IPC, remote I/O, vision systems, safety and sensing products and robotics.
Steierl-Pharma uses smart cameras to modernise its labelling processes Omron Electronics
Sensors & Transducers
Steierl-Pharma of Herrsching, Germany, relies on the support of Omron automation experts for state-of-the-art labelling technology. By using a new labelling system with smart camera technology, the company ...
Read more...What does digitalisation mean for food product safety? Endress+Hauser South Africa
IT in Manufacturing
Product safety remains a vital topic for achieving food security across the globe. To date, many manufacturers still question whether digitalisation can help reduce the effort involved in process optimisation, production monitoring and system installation.
Read more...IaaS – paying for the experience but not the assets Schneider Electric South Africa
IT in Manufacturing
Infrastructure-as-a-Service has emerged as a feasible option that maintains crucial infrastructure such as IT, power consumption and business continuity while organisations focus on their core business.
Read more...Siemens extends Xcelerator portfolio Siemens South Africa
IT in Manufacturing
Siemens Digital Industries has announced the release of NX Automation Designer software and NX Industrial Electrical Design software, a new suite of solutions that provide a central design application for industrial, electrical and automation design.
Read more...OPC Classic data connectivity notice Moore Process Controls
IT in Manufacturing
During June, Microsoft released a security update that changed how the Windows operating system enforces DCOM security. As a result, OPC communications relying on DCOM may stop working when the Windows changes start to be enforced in 2022.
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