digitalized devices to simplified infrastructure, edge computing, augmented reality, AI and more. Also
get the 2021 Automation Fair event preview and exhibitor’s directory to see technologies on display
from industry leaders supporting those trends.
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Is Your Infrastructure Friend or Foe?
Don’t let your infrastructure prevent you from meeting the demands of Industry 4.0. Today, the latest physical layer technology must be implemented to extend data and power to the edge of OT networks. Single Pair Ethernet (SPE) is set to revolutionize data accessibility and device control, providing 10x distance, 80x bandwidth, and 2x power. Panduit has the infrastructure solutions needed to enable digital transformation and evolve communications for automation devices.
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opportunity to face the future from a position
of strength.
important step for smart manufacturing
plants. Users want to receive and analyze
more than just traditional process values of
instruments, says Michael Rausch, segment
and project manager at Rockwell Automation
Technology Partner Bürkert Fluid Con-
trol Systems.
control will convene at one of the most influ-
ential events of the year: the 2021 Automation
Fair® event. Whether attending in-person or
online, as it will be a hybrid experience, this
year’s attendees can learn from and network
with experienced professionals from Rockwell
Automation and companies in its PartnerNet-
work™ program about the latest products,
services and industry solutions available to
drive manufacturing optimization.
paving the way for improved agility, produc-
tivity and performance. Considering the many
challenges manufacturers are dealing with
today, the innovative solutions and strategies
SPE is one of the most important new developments in edge communication
technology as it supports data accessibility, security, integrated powering,
and seamless reliability. Mike Vermeer, Panduit
uled maintenance. In addition,
system that’s centralized and
easily accessible, such as a secure
cloud-based database.
collaborative manufacturing, data
this need for data will only increase
as technologies develop further,”
informed, data-driven decisions.
developed intelligent devices
good for its time, but limiting
compared to other technologies
available today,” says Rausch.
process data, not diagnos-
7 Industrial Automation Trends in 2021
These trends are supporting the ongoing shift to digital manufacturing.
1. Enhanced Process Instrumentation. Includes a cloud-based,
centralized database with diagnostics and asset manage-
ment data.
(SPE), and specifically Ethernet-APL (Advanced Physical Layer),
a transformative technology that will accelerate the connected
enterprise for process automation.
need for producers to use process data produced in siloed
and disconnected systems; the need to implement trustless
security architectures; and investments in supply chain
de-risking and intelligent manufacturing because of supply
chain disruption.
4. Agile Edge Computing. Includes the need for users to have
the same level of IT capability at the edge as they have in a
data center.
7. Stronger Electrical Safety.
power at the edge. Jason Andersen, Stratus Technologies
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dard CANopen® protocol, which
subnetwork called Efficient Device
Integration Platform (EDIP) that
allows interconnection of Bürkert
field personnel,” observes Andrew
Lamore, field segment manager
Automation and Process Instru-
more widely supported IO-Link
leading global standard for digital
communications protocols due to
global manufacturers,” he says.
2. SIMPLIFIED AUTOMATION NETWORKS
specifically Ethernet-APL (Advanced
connected enterprise for process
automation, says Garrett Edwards,
senior product manager at
and eventually replace fieldbus
facilitate data transmission over
devices,” explains Edwards. The
reducing weight, minimizing space,
fieldbus cabling.
experience with fieldbus protocols
As a two-wire solution, APL is well positioned to disrupt and eventually replace fieldbus
architectures due to its ability to enable data transmission over Ethernet and supply
power to end devices. Garrett Edwards, Spectrum Controls
of automation networks as users
make the transition to a more
connected enterprise.
Mike Vermeer, engineering strategy
Automation Strategic Alliance
increasing convergence of analog
and fieldbus devices toward
advanced forms of machine-to-ma-
of Things (IIoT) connectivity.
The first is the increasing urgency of producers to take advantage of
massive amounts of production process data that is produced in siloed
and disconnected systems. With advanced forms of M2M connectivity
such as SPE, no gateway programming or data conversion is required to
get access to the data from each device.
Second is the increasing importance of implementing trustless secu-
rity architectures within the plant. This model provides for continuous
authentication and authorization of system users and computing devices.
Each accessible device must have a base level of compute and communi-
cations capability, which will accelerate the evolution from basic fieldbus
connectivity to Ethernet.
Finally, supply chain disruptions are driving investments in supply chain
de-risking and intelligent manufacturing, which will spur development of
more capable devices.
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Panduit Details Industry 4.0 Trends, Plus Its Products at Automation Fair 2021
In this video, Frank Straka, Director of Business Development for
Enterprise with Panduit, discusses his outlook for Industry 4.0 trends.
He also describes educational sessions in which Panduit experts are
participating during the 2021 Automation Fair event, and highlights
products on display at Panduit’s booth.
Those include its NEMA Micro Data Center with shielded connectivity
products and new power distribution units. Also see its products for
Single Pair Ethernet; M12 Overmolded Cordsets; Panduit’s 2021 Cable
Installation and Maintenance Innovators Award winner, the FieldCord;
the VeriSafe Absence of Voltage Tester; and more.
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is increasingly expensive.
standardized by the IEEE, IEC and
other standards bodies, and as of
June 2021, devices that support SPE
“This new form of connectivity
marries full-stack Ethernet commu-
for fieldbus and analog sensors that
are ubiquitous in industrial processes
and building automation,” he
“SPE is one of the most
important new developments
accessibility, security, integrated
logic to program makes the
Universal Industrial Gateway the
easiest solution for industrial
trol system effortless.
The Universal Industrial
simultaneously. When modern-
flexible multiprotocol gateway
easy-to-deploy solution connects
built-in protocols: EtherNet/IP™,
S7comm, DirectNET, CCM and
trial Gateway provides the
functionality of multiple protocol
Setup is straightforward using
Because it’s a single solution,
the configuration is consistent
also firmware-upgradable from
being developed for delivery in a
future release.
engineers, machine builders,
demand for more computing
generation of ztC products, sched-
uled to be available later this year,
will be much larger than before,”
adds Andersen.
firms have embraced augmented
return-to-work measures such as
future-of-work strategies
drive step-change improvements
including containerization, appli-
long. Companies want a reliable,
redundant system that won’t fail
and needs no human intervention,”
Andersen observes.
Serviceability simplifies edge
deployments, workload additions,
communications began to enter
Ethernet Standards.”
have the same level of IT capability
at the edge as you would have in a
data center, including cybersecurity,
option, says Jason Andersen, vice
president of strategy and product
management at Stratus Tech-
nologies, a Rockwell Automation
Technology Partner and provider of
the ztC Edge computing platform.
Understanding the risks and mitigating shock hazards has become the key topic in electrical
safety in the past few years. Mark Pollock, Littelfuse
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control cabinet or directly in the
process environment.
communication options, they
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form EDIP is possible. 
Control Systems.
As the concurrent trends of collaborative manufacturing, data retention, tracking and tracing, and overall outsourcing and
subcontracting of manufacturing continues to grow in all industries, this need for data will only
increase as technologies develop further. Michael Rausch, Bürkert Fluid Control Systems
One of the most dynamic areas of
digital transformation is artificial
intelligence (AI) and advanced
technology, as follows.
• High-speed contextualization of data at the edge is facilitating superior IT/OT convergence by preserving data integrity and integrating it into flex- ible, common information models. “It’s helping data scientists and data engineers collaborate better to develop enterprise-level insights that move the needle,” explains Gaurav Verma, global solution marketing lead for industrial analytics at Rockwell Auto- mation. The company uses FT Smart Objects capability to pro- vide the ability to automatically add operations technology (OT) context to the data at the edge near real time.
• Democratization of AI is reduc- ing barriers to entry for domain experts in manufacturing. “More
With AR, operators and service
technicians can now:
• See streaming IIoT and sensor data, improving condition monitoring, troubleshooting and repairs.
• View immersive 3D work instruc- tions for assembly, inspection, and service procedures.
• Access step-by-step instructions and on-demand help from ten- ured experts.
• Pass feedback about the con- ditions they’re seeing in the plant or field back into the con- nected digital thread, allowing closed-loop feedback across the organization.
“As we continue to innovate
in AR, we’ll leverage advanced
AI and machine learning (ML) to
improve our AR solutions’ ability to
recognize that work is being done,
validate that it is being done cor-
rectly, and provide next steps to the
employees performing the actions,
further improving their productivity
and efficiency,” says Reynolds.
work with spatial computing and
spatial digital twins to support the
creation of large, persistent AR
experiences that deliver increased
in performance, and ultimately
president of marketing for AR and
IoT at PTC, a Rockwell Automation
Strategic Alliance Partner.
industrial organizations unlock key
competitive advantages as they
trial organizations to quickly
implement high-value AR use
cases like remote assistance,
driving innovations that push the
bounds of what’s possible with
AR and spatial computing,” Reyn-
olds observes.
digital content to an entire factory
floor and create immersive AR
experiences that cover hundreds
physical space.
mission-critical to the way
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MapleSim is an advanced system-level modeling tool that enables innovation and reduces development risk, so you can use virtual commissioning techniques to create better products, faster.
Make use of workflow connectors between MapleSim and Rockwell Automation Studio 5000 software to get feedback from controller tests during the design phase, where changes are easier and cheaper.
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infrastructure and supports the
redundant, virtualized edge
same cabinet as the PlantPAx®
DCS controllers in any operating
environment. ztC Edge’s built-in
virtualization allows users to
integrate multiple solutions into
enormous savings for engineer-
ing, operations and maintenance.
Rockwell Automation charac-
• Up to 5 redundant
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• Tighter integration of advanced, prescriptive and predictive analytics at the control layer is driving high-value use cases in manufacturing across indus- tries. Nithiya Parameswaran, Rockwell Automation enterprise analytics business leader, says increasing production and yield are delivering high values and success with higher frequency. He uses as an example Rockwell Automation Pavilion8 software, which acts as an intelligence layer on top of automation sys- tems that continuously drives the plant to achieve multiple business objectives in real time.
and more OT engineers familiar with operations and equipment are using modern AI tools with visual, point-and-click UI. This trend is also being accelerated by the availability of prebuilt ML apps for targeted use cases,” says Michael Tay, advanced analytics product manager at Rockwell Automation. For example, the company offers ML capabilities as visually inter- active workflow applications to let plant engineers easily build, deploy and monitor targeted ML solutions in the plant — simplifying data science with explainable graphics.
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In this Automation Chat podcast from The Journal magazine, Executive Editor
Theresa Houck chats with Mike Berg, Solutions Marketing Manager - Industrial
Automation with Panduit, about industry trends putting increased pressure on
warehouses and distribution centers. They examine new technologies that make
warehouses more efficient, reliable, and better equipped to handle demand —
especially with the growth in online ordering since COVID-19 hit.
Also learn about the network infrastructure required to support those
technologies, and what manufacturers can learn from warehouse automation.
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light and temperatures reaching
blowing apart cabinets, and
standards such as IEEE 1584, NFPA
70E®, and the National Electric
Code® (NEC) are helping to address
these hazards.
According to OSHA data, about
90% of electrical-involved fatali-
is the result of making contact
with an energized conductor
hazards has become the key topic
in electrical safety in the past few
years,” says Pollock. “Once consid-
ered ‘a normal part of the job’ for
electricians, there can be serious
long-term sequela health effects
range of 50 mA.”
7. STRONGER ELECTRICAL SAFETY
a lot of attention in the electrical
safety world for the past 15 years,
believes Mark Pollock, global product
manager at Littelfuse, a Rockwell
Automation Technology Partner.
event is a sudden destructive
release of heat and light that
the edge or in the cloud. Once deployed, they can monitor model performance and detect model drifts.
Looking forward, Gaurav
tion and expansion of ML life-cycle
management, and industrial edge
and become more mature.
IndustrialNet™ Patch Cords from Pan-
duit provide an ideal solution to support
industrial Ethernet from the Local Area
Network- (LAN) based support offices to
the processing devices on the plant floor.
The industrial Ethernet patch cord is a key
component to an overall industrial Ether-
net application.
The patch cord will be the interface that protects the integrity
of the Ethernet data transfer from the switch or PLC out to the
devices or up to the horizontal plant backbone. The patch cord
incorporates a durable oil and UV resistant TPE jacketed cable
with modular plugs and is fully shielded for use in high noise (EMI/
RFI) environments.
industrial automation is undergo-
infrastructure, and function. The
digital transformation trends you
designed to deliver solid business
value, whether from improved
safety, productivity, profitability, or
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circuit interrupters (GFCIs) in
dwelling and nondwelling units,
beginning to adopt Special-
480V and 600V circuits even
before code mandates are put
in place.
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and reduces development risk, so you can create
better products, faster. It supports the rapid
creation and testing of initial concepts for your
machine design — giving quicker results in optimi-
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ment for modeling multidomain systems — perfect
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lems before they go to market.
MapleSim provides the computational speed
you need. It produces high fidelity, computationally
efficient models suitable for in-the-loop simula-
tions, controller design and inverse-kinematics.
There is now a simplified workflow between the
system-level modeling environment in MapleSim
and the automation design environment (Rockwell
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create and test their digital twin models alongside
their PLC code in the same workflow, providing
valuable feedback during the design phase where
changes are easier and less expensive to implement.
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and plant-floor assets more efficiently,
and minimize risks in your manufactur-
ing environment.
automation, from implementors such as
automation and controls engineers to exec-
utives and strategic management leaders in
operations, IT and engineering.
industrial automation, IT/OT technologies,
engaging keynote presentations, interactive
and solutions from Rockwell Automation and
members of its PartnerNetwork.
long-awaited opportunity to participate in
person in networking activities with peers.
The event is designed to provide everyone
the opportunity to interact with one another,
whether they are attending in-person or par-
ticipating online via the hybrid experience.
WHAT’S NEW: IN-PERSON AND HYBRID EVENT
Offering an in-person and hybrid experience
will allow for more industry professionals
to experience the Automation Fair® event
and extend the event experience for three
months. The hybrid experience will include
THE 2021 Automation Fair® event aims to
help automation industry professionals deliver
results that bring their operations into the
future. With your health and safety top of
mind, Rockwell Automation and member com-
panies in its PartnerNetwork™ program, will
host the event in-person in Houston, and also
as an online hybrid experience.
The event will take place November 9-11 in
Houston, beginning with Perspectives and
Process Solutions User Group events, and be
available online from November 9 until Febru-
ary 2022 to automation industry professionals.
As always, the Automation Fair® event aims
to help you better your manufacturing opera-
tions through numerous information-packed
work program will share how you can use
technology to get your products and services
AT A GLANCE
Houston, Texas and online at www.automationfair.com
will also feature 10 industry
forums, including:
• Automotive and Tire. • Chemical. • Decarbonization and Emerg-
ing Energies. • Power and Energy. • Food and Beverage. • Life Sciences. • Metals, Mining and Cement. • OEM.
Automaton are eligible for profes-
sional development hours.
and product enhancements. These
hands-on, interactive training labs
and solutions from Allen-Bradley®,
immersive and curated experience,
interactive demos and activities,
Rockwell Automation and mem-
bers of the PartnerNetwork.
expect in your IT/OT operation,
the Automation Fair® event offers
hands-on training sessions and
challenges. Rockwell Automation,
PartnerNetwork members and
other forward-thinking profession-
help improve your expertise and
skillset.
Products & Technology sessions
technologies, solutions and ser-
the manufacturing environment
Sessions presented by Rockwell
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• Socially distanced seating options in session rooms when possible.
In addition, anyone attending
these guidelines:
• If you’re sick, please refrain from entering the event/facility.
• Masks will be available for your use. We ask that you wear a mask while attending the event.
• Please practice social distancing.
tion and more event details will be
available in early September. Visit
www.automationfair.com for reg-
keynote presentations.
reconnect with industry profes-
and exchange ideas in a safe and
comfortable environment. Rockwell
monitor COVID-19 conditions, and
implement the appropriate actions
attendees. Watch for announce-
ments at www.automationfair. com.
recommendations, including:
• Upgraded ventilation.
(PSUG) on November 9 in person
and online. You can join your peers
during this event to gain greater
insight into the latest process
automation technologies.
sessions highlighting innovative
approaches, outstanding ROI
including control strategies, opti-
mization and process safety.
how Rockwell Automation values
PlantPAx® distributed control
AMCI 701
ARMI 311
Automation World 1350
BCA Systems 1545
Cape Software Inc. 708
ELWOOD CORP | High Performance Motors Group 2303
Endress+Hauser 417
ESTeem Wireless Modems 1640
FANUC America Corporation 1149
Grace Technologies, Inc. 1405
Hammond Power Solution 211
Hardy Process Solutions 1631
Harmonic Drive LLC 1148
HMS Networks 217
icotek Corp. 2107
Imperx Inc. 805
Interstates, Inc. 1538
JVL International ApS 342
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Pepperl & Fuchs Inc. 544
Planar Motor Incorporated 412
POSITAL FRABA 2147
Prime Technologies 2105
RealWear, Inc. 1349
Rovisys 1411
SeQent 2113
Softing Inc. 2131
Tolomatic 1539
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