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03.07.2022 // Gabor Koos

The Four Fundamentals of Industrial Automation

Industrial automation give manufacturers clear advantages in today’s marketplace, but achieving full industrial IoT integration and its full potential benefits requires good implementation of automation technology. Digital transformation impacts all aspects of manufacturing and production, from product quality to manufacturing, warehousing and delivery. Harwin’s article offers an overview of key considerations for applying industrial automation best practices to your business:

Industrial automation is the use of control systems and sophisticated equipment in a production environment. This includes robots, various sensors, and computers; performing tasks that were previously done manually. These systems will operate without significant human intervention or oversight, improving the quality and repeatability of repetitive operations.

Click the link below for the full article with analysis of four technologies – PLCs, input/output devices, safety devices and robots – that are transforming industries worldwide.

Read the full article on harwin.com

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