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    What is a panel PC?

    Joey Stubbs
    How solid-state drives and ingress protection benefit the HMI-PC combination
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    Industrial PCs vs. PLCs

    Rick Rice
    Text-based programming languages and 61131 languages each have their own advantages
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    RoboTape reduces footprint, downtime and safety risks

    Zac Cutt
    Innovative Automation standardizes taping system on PC-based control
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    The changing role of the industrial PC and HMI

    Jeremy Pollard
    How cloud computing and augmented reality are altering the rules of the machine interface
    Industrial PCs

    Evolution and advancements in Modbus TCP/IP

    Modbus TCP/IP evolved from its predecessor, Modbus RTU, to adapt to advancements in Ethernet technology
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    21 tools system integrators need in their bags

    Tracy Williams
    The right tools are essential for every system integrator who wants to be prepared for any situation that may arise
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    Secure control and computing on the edge

    Wago's Edge Controller and Edge Computer run Linux and support Docker container apps

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    Beckhoff C6040

    Beckhoff Automation
    With 12th-generation Intel Core processors, the C6040 ultra-compact industrial PC (IPC) is designed to add further scalability the C60xx series. With up to 16 cores, the controller...
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    Pepperl+Fuchs BPC3200 Box PC

    Pepperl+Fuchs, Inc.
    The Box PC 3200 series is based on the seventh-generation Intel Celeron and i5 (Kaby Lake) embedded processor. It supports high-speed memory technology (M.2 NVMe 1.3) and extended...
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    2023 State of Technology Report: HMI, IPCs & Enclosures, Part I

    Learn to look into the eyes and minds of machinery, while you keep components cabinet-safe.