After a nearly two-year break from trade fairs, PI is especially looking forward to its appearances in 2022. It will be represented with a stand (Hall 6/G34) at LogiMAT in Stuttgart, Germany from May 31 through June 2, 2022 for the first time, where it will be presenting the new omlox location-tracking standard.
After a more than two-year break, PI North America is proud to announce a planned return to PROFINET one-day training classes starting in May, 2022. Classes are scheduled and registration is open for: Milwaukee, WI; Raleigh,NC; and Seattle, WA. Learn more and register today.
Alongside development of the IO-Link Safety specification, technology provider companies have implemented testing systems for FS masters and FS devices, thereby ensuring a high level of maturity of test specification V1.1. Interop Workshops are planned for June 30 and October 20, 2022.
Join us Wednesday April 6th for a PI International webinar on "Technologies for the Digital Transformation" –held twice to cover all timezones. And then join us on Tuesday April 19th for a PI North America webinar to get your "Top 7 PROFINET Questions Answered" by our resident PROFINET expert in this Q&A-style online discussion.
Join this two-day workshop Feb 23-24 covering the use of PROFINET in the Process Automation industry. Two sessions both days ensure coverage across global timezones. There's more to learn about than just APL... Register today.
Do you want to learn more about industrial communications and PROFINET and get ahead with your career and salary potential? Come on out to an in-person, hands-on training with the PROFItech PROFINET certified network engineer and installer class.
Attention all PROFINET device developers: Join us January 18, 2022 for a comprehensive workshop dedicated to the PROFINET product certification process at PI. The webinar will be held twice during the day in order to accommodate time zones worldwide. Register today.
On November 3 and 4, 2021, more than 90 representatives from 37 international businesses once again gathered in Bad Soden (Germany) for the latest interoperability workshop. The IO-Link Community invited experts and manufacturers to test and ensure the interoperability of devices, masters and tools under real working conditions.
