networks | Food Engineering

Sensor Self-Calibration and Communications Set the Stage for AI-based IIOT

Sensor data is where an automated process begins, and digital communications delivers multiple streams of key process and device data.

Wayne Labs

November 12, 2024

With the rushed production schedules at plants, having key process information is not the only data needed, but key device data allows scheduled maintenance.

the “Sustainability Design & Save Food Design Awards” were recently announced at the swop trade exhibition

Announcements

Sustainability Design & Save Food Design Award Winners Announced

December 21, 2023

The new award is one of products of the SAVE FOOD Initiative to create global networks, awareness, programs and competitions that can help fight food loss and waste.

Robust Networks to Power Food Automation

Patrick Chown

December 29, 2022

The shift toward automation has radically changed the infrastructure requirements for food manufacturers.

Food and Beverage Manufacturers Face Mounting Cybersecurity Attacks

With the threat to systems increase, remote alarm notification software adds protection.

Cody Bann

December 14, 2022

Connectivity provides manufacturing plant operations many advantages like increased productivity, faster identification and remediation of quality defects, and better collaboration across functional areas. However, this connectivity is dramatically increasing smart factories’ vulnerabilities and leaving them exposed to cybersecurity threats.

Consider Cellular Wireless Networks for Today’s IIoT Systems

Do your homework when planning wireless networks because the old axiom applies: “You get what you pay for.”

Wayne Labs

September 28, 2022

With today’s crowded Wi-Fi bands, cellular may offer a real advantage.

Microsoft Active Directory Networks can be compromised if not configured carefully

Network Intrusion Issues

Does Microsoft Active Directory Services open the door to BlackMatter and other ransomware?

Convenient as they are, Microsoft Active Directory Domain Services can let hackers get a foothold into systems if not managed properly

Wayne Labs

November 7, 2021

Microsoft Active Network Directory Services makes it easy for system admins to make changes to fluid networks--but if not managed properly, leaves an open door for malicious actors.