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Wind Floats: The Offshore Wind Industry Comes to America

Posted by Katherine Elrod on Feb 18th 2022

Over 30 years since the first offshore wind farm was installed in Denmark, the United States is ready to embrace offshore wind farms. Bolstered by national and feder … View More

Rugged Computing Meets the Demands of Fracking

Oct 19th 2021

What is Industrial Ethernet?

Posted by Sara Gates May on Aug 25th 2021

Bob Metcalfe first developed Ethernet in 1972 to link a Xerox computer to a printer. It communicated over a single cable shared by all devices on the network, allowi … View More

The Difference an “I” Makes: IIoT vs. IoT

Posted by Sara Gates May on Jul 20th 2021

Consumers utilize the Internet of Things (IoT) to automate and simplify everyday tasks while manufacturers use the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) to increase o … View More

Responding to New Demands: The Unmanned Campaign Plan

Posted by Sara Gates May on Jun 23rd 2021

The global security environment is shifting towards great power competition: when two or more countries have amassed enough military, political and economic power to … View More

The What & Why of Industrial USB Hubs

Posted by Sara Gates May on Jun 21st 2021

USB hubs, specifically those used in industrial applications, are valuable in a variety of settings. High current USB peripherals may include phones, vision systems … View More

Achieving Interoperability: BACN, BFTN and the ACC-188

Posted by Katherine Elrod on May 26th 2021

Communications truly are mission-critical within the defense arena. However, lack of interoperability across devices, platforms and communication channels presents o … View More

What Makes an Industrial PC Rugged?

Posted by Katherine Elrod on Mar 26th 2021

Rugged PCs are computers designed to operate in harsh environments like those found in military, oil & gas and industrial applications.How are Rugged PCs Designe … View More

Looking to the Future of Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi 7

Posted by Heidi Huff on Mar 2nd 2021

Wi-Fi 6 was released in 2020, and Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) is just around the corner with expected release in 2024. Wi-Fi 6 implements a number of technological improvemen … View More

Securing Modbus Communications: Modbus TLS and Beyond

Posted by Heidi Huff on Feb 13th 2021

Modbus is a communications protocol developed in 1979 by Modicon to transmit messages between industrial control and monitoring devices. Modbus is a freely available … View More

Achieving Comprehensive IoT Coverage with Nanosatellites

Posted by Heidi Huff on Feb 4th 2021

The Astrocast Nanosatellite IoT Network went live on January 25, 2021, making the Astrocast the first Swiss telecom satellite operator. The network provides customer … View More

Meeting & Exceeding Standards: Water Intrusion

Posted by Heidi Huff on Nov 3rd 2020

Part of military standard MIL-STD-810G indicates a device’s ability to withstand water intrusion under various temperatures and conditions.RainRain and Blowing … View More

Artificial Intelligence Takes on The Edge

Posted by Heidi Huff on Sep 17th 2020

Edge devices are used in IoT to perform computing functions. Artificial intelligence (AI) employs machine learning to power digital assistants, smart phones and au … View More

Cities Usher in Autonomous Vehicles

Posted by Heidi Huff on Jul 9th 2020

Ready or not, autonomous vehicles (AVs) are on the way, and cities around the world are in the testing stages of implementation. Autonomous Shuttle Trials in U.S. Ci … View More

ROS 2 for Industrial Applications

Posted by Heidi Huff on Apr 28th 2020

Started in 2007, the Robotic Operating System (ROS) is an open-source, collaborative framework of software libraries and tools that assist in building robot applicat … View More

Improving Airport Working Conditions with IoT

Posted by Heidi Huff on Mar 10th 2020

While IoT can improve the air travel experience for passengers, the technology can be a boon to airline employees as well. Smart Watches for Restroom CleanlinessThe … View More

Self-Repairing Cities Powered by IoT

Posted by Heidi Huff on Feb 6th 2020

You’ve heard of smart cities, but what about self-healing cities? The UK is undertaking a project to make cities self-repairing and free from street work disru … View More

Top Chef: Robot Edition

Posted by Heidi Huff on Feb 4th 2020

In the future – and in some areas now – robots may prepare your food.Robots in RestaurantsSilicon Valley is teeming with robotic restaurants. Zume, a piz … View More

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