Best Readings in Communications in Wireless Networked Control
Wireless networked control has attracted a lot of attention from both academia and industry in the past two decades, and has become a hot topic in recent years, mainly driven by mission-critical Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) applications requiring closed-loop control, such as intelligent transportation, Tele-surgery, industry automation, power systems automation, and power electronics control. Specifically, a wireless networked control system (WNCS) is a spatially distributed control system consisting of networked sensors, actuators and a controller. The wireless sensors measure and report the physical process states of interest, the remote controller collects the sensors’ measurements and generates control signals, and the wireless actuators receive the control signals and control the processes. Due to its spatially distributed nature, reliable, dynamic and secure wireless communications among sensor, contro
Dairy Dialog podcast 127: ecoVeritas, Neogen, Tetra Pak, Rockwell Automation
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Tetra Pak and Rockwell Automation collaborate to advance performance for powder manufacturers
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Tetra Pak, Rockwell team up to advance powder solutions
Lausanne, Switzerland, 12 days ago Tetra Pak and Rockwell Automation, announced a strategic business collaboration for Cheese and Powder Solutions. The combined business expertise will deliver data and technology to reduce variability and improve quality consistency, helping ensure finished products are produced sustainably and cost effectively within demand-driven manufacturing environments, a statement said. The collaboration – starting with Evaporation and Spray Drying – has resulted in Tetra Pak’s new Powder Plant Booster solution, to be packaged with Rockwell Automation’s Model Predictive Control (MPC) and its Pavilion8 and PlantPAx MPC technology. The combination of Tetra Pak’s food application expertise and the leading digital technology of Rockwell Automation1 will help producers to adapt to fluctuating demand-driven manufacturing far more quickly and more cost effectively.