Modern PLC and actuator systems often fail or behave unpredictably due to improper reference grounding between isolated power supplies. This article explains when commons must be tied, when isolation matters,...
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AI-powered humanoid robots are moving from research labs into real industrial operations. Advances in machine vision, real-time AI, motion control, and energy-efficient computing now allow humanoids to perform adaptive manufacturing...
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Hydraulic motion systems remain essential in heavy industry, but troubleshooting servo valves, cylinders, and linear transducers requires specialized expertise. This article explores the most common hydraulic motion faults and the...
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Resistance measurement remains one of the most valuable troubleshooting methods in electrical maintenance. This guide explains how technicians use multimeters to identify shorts, open circuits, coil failures, and component issues...
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Choosing a PLC for the first time can feel overwhelming. From I/O architecture to network compatibility and web server access, several core features directly affect scalability, maintenance, and long-term project...
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Bosch Rexroth’s ctrlX CORE blends PLC functionality, motion control, and IIoT connectivity into a modular industrial PC platform. This first-look review explores its web-based interface, app-driven architecture, and industrial networking...
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Control.com’s Readers’ Choice Awards 2025 revealed the year’s most influential automation stories, from Siemens virtual PLCs and AI-powered warehouses to enduring technical topics like motor insulation testing and PWM control.
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Factory I/O and Siemens S7-1200 virtual PLC simulation provide a practical way to develop and test automation logic without physical hardware. This setup helps engineers and students validate PLC programs,...
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