The Role of PLCs in Manufacturing

A PLC (programmable logic controller) is a ruggedized industrial computer that automates production processes by controlling equipment based on programmed logic and real-time inputs. These industrial control systems serve as the central nervous system that enables a facility to reduce downtime, improve efficiency, and integrate legacy equipment with modern technologies.
A Brief History of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)

PLCs evolved from simple relay replacements in the 1960s to sophisticated industrial computers that enable smart manufacturing, enterprise integration, and IoT connectivity, transforming from basic control devices to intelligent automation hubs.
RSView32 End of Life Announcement & Migration to FactoryTalk View SE
Rockwell Automation has announced that as of May 27, 2022, RSView32 software will be discontinued and no longer offered for […]
6 Key Questions to ask a Control Systems Integrator Before Hiring them for Your Project

Hiring a qualified and experienced control systems integrator can be the difference between a high-quality and successfully completed project vs […]
A Brief History of the SCADA System
Modern SCADA systems can span across large geographical locations and provide operators a complete overview of their processes, as well as remote control of equipment, advanced alarming, and powerful data processing capabilities.
























