Manufacturing Automation

Automation has kept manufacturers competitive in a global marketplace, but it can be difficult to achieve reliable communication amongst the specialized devices and protocols. With the help of Moxa products, manufacturers all over the world have been able to connect legacy equipment to modern control systems, monitor harsh environmental conditions at production facilities in real-time, and seamlessly convert between proprietary and open device protocols.

Case Studies

•	Improving Production Line Efficiency with Active Ethernet IO
•	Wireless Ladle Transport Crane System for the Steel Industry
•	Redundant Ring Backbone Enables Reliable Power Supply
•	Ultra Low Serial-to-Ethernet Latency in Semiconductor Processing Equipment
•	Integrated Testing Equipment for Global Positioning Systems
•	Moxa Ethernet Switches Connect Soft Drink Bottling Production Lines
•	Intelligent temperature monitoring alarm and shutdown control for a pumping system
•	Reliable and Real-time WLAN Connections for Underground Mines
•	Suzuki Automobile Plant Uses Ethernet Solution to Integrate Assembly and Painting Operations
•	Quality Inspection for TFT-LCD Manufacturing
•	Semiconductor foundry uses embedded computers to reconstruct factory automation
•	Flexible Manufacturing System
•	UC-7420 facilitates protocol conversion for semiconductor manufacturing process
•	Multi-function manufacturing control system
•	Filling and packaging industry leader using Moxa Ethernet switches in machines
•	Safe monitoring and management system for the petrochemical industry
•	Reliable Ethernet based coal mining monitoring system
•	IC foundry chooses Moxa solutions for safety monitoring
•	CNC control system networking solution
•	Textile manufacturing system
•	Wafer manufacturing system
•	Optimized manufacturing with networked DCS system at naphtha cracking plant
•	Moxa Ethernet switches simplify printing machine development and service
•	High reliability for TFT-LCD factory gas monitoring system
•	China steel mill upgrades monitoring and control capabilities

Special Presentation for Manufacturing Automation

Industrial networks have brought numerous benefits to a variety of manufacturing automation environments for many decades. Traditional proprietary networks have made automated applications a reality, but at a high cost. Modern manufacturing automation applications need new solutions to eliminate the high cost and proprietary protocols that make integration and future upgrades difficult.