Rockwell Automation

MagneMotion specializes in intelligent conveying systems used in automotive, general assembly, packaging and material handling applications.

New courses and certifications help information technology and operations technology workers gain the skills to manage converged industrial networks.

Four new members join executive board with three-year terms, executive committee announced.

Research firm expects number of devices will grow at an average rate of 20%.

Lab to build student understanding of the process automation and control industry.

Digital connections are spreading throughout the industry, enabling mobile, automated and real-time processes. But when opportunity overshadows security risks, new technologies can increase your exposure.

Internet of Things capabilities allow for timely and proactive preventive maintenance and operational improvement practices.

After replacing an outdated PC-based control system, the company improved visibility into machine diagnostics, production statistics and product tracking information for its high-speed tilt-tray sorters.

Think global and think automation

Rockwell Automation, Inc., is an American provider of industrial automation and information technology. Brands include Allen-Bradley and FactoryTalk software. Headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Rockwell Automation employs over 23,000 people and has customers in more than 100 countries .

Warehousing and distribution are more closely tied to the business than ever before. Here’s a look at the biggest business issues impacting the design and operation of materials handling systems today.

Manufacturers are managing by data rather than instinct. The next generation of MES systems is helping them get there.

The time may finally be right for manufacturing execution systems to find a home in the marketplace.

Some of the best new ideas in automated materials handling are the result of better motors, drives and controls. Here’s what you need to know.