WAGO and Endress+Hauser’s digitization projects extend from Canada, to Mexico, to South America and Australia, integrating remote signals into central IT structures. One of these challenging projects was carried out on the doorstep of Germany’s Odenwald region.

Linde has developed an air separation system that permits extremely flexible operation according to the situation on the electricity market. To prevent this innovative operating method from causing increased loads or efficiency losses in the system, Linde has set up a sophisticated cloud-based monitoring system.

WAGO products are used around the world in factories, ships, rail networks and power grids – from the desert to the tundra. They often have to withstand significant adversity: dust, dirt and shocks, as well as scorching sun, icy winds and tropical humidity.

It’s rare to find systems in production plants that combine IT, process technology and logistics smoothly. A project by WAGO and TTS Automation shows exactly how this can succeed by providing an open control and protocol environment.

With its IoT Box, Liebherr has devised an infrastructure that derives added value for many application areas from production data. The core is a WAGO PFC200 Controller, which allows connection of any systems and machinery for maximum flexibility.