Programmable logic controllers were first introduced to the manufacturing ecosystem in the 60s and the 70s. These automated controllers allowed operators to monitor plants and machines remotely, and keep them running efficiently 24/7. However, legacy PLCs have given way to web-based logic controllers that leverage the benefits of smart technology, such as smartphones, to make
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If you are considering upgrading your tools for faster, more efficient business, here are five ways using a logic controller can help you on many levels. 1. Better Supervision With managed automated applications, we can better supervise and oversee the way they are working. And when our communication systems aren’t working anymore, a logic controller
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