Upcoming IO-Link Events: June 2023
On June 13th a no-cost IO-Link user workshop will be held in Greenville, SC, USA. On June 21st the IO-Link Members Assembly will be held in Bad Soden, Germany. Register today and join us.
New Products – May 2023
Companies with new products to announce this month include: Rockwell Automation, Alicat Scientific, Sewio, Indu-Sol, Gefran, WAGO, and Pepperl+Fuchs. Find out what's available.
Left to right: Frank Moritz (Sick AG), Xaver Schmidt (Siemens AG), Harald Müller (Endress+Hauser), and Prof. Dr. Felix Hackelöer (TH Köln/Gummersbach)
PNO Members Assembly Recap: Elections and Updates
Xaver Schmidt (Siemens AG) was newly elected as the Chairman of the Board of Directors. Prof. Dr. Felix Hackelöer (TH Köln/Gummersbach) and Harald Müller (Endress+Hauser) were also newly elected as board members. Frank Moritz (Sick AG) was re-elected to the Board of Directors.
First Live Demo of MTP at Hanover Fair
At the Hanover Fair, PI is demonstrating how modular automation units can be integrated into a higher-level process control or SCADA system within minutes using Module Type Packages (MTP).
New Products – April 2023
New IO-Link devices to announce this month include: flowmeters from VSE; vacuum pumps from Corval; temperature transmitters from Omega; and contrast sensors from Leuze. Also announced are IO-Link masters from Turck, and Field Data Enablement from SIEMENS via PROFINET.
IO-Link User Workshop A Success
On Thursday March 30, 2023, PI North America hosted its first IO-Link User Workshop in the United States. The event was held in Auburn Hills, MI and was a huge success, attended by over 120 people.
PI Technologies for Today and Tomorrow
At last months PI Konferenz, more than 350 participants discussed trends and challenges in communications technology in Frankfurt, Germany. It has become increasingly evident that the digital transformation in industrial environments simply won't work without PI's technologies.
I’ll Have the Combo Deal
Will we ever see ‘one network to rule them all’? Perhaps. It certainly would be an elegant solution. But it begs the question: would it be practical? So, perhaps not. In the meantime we're beginning to combine technologies to solve unique use-cases.
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