Application guides, product comparisons, and automation tutorials written by our engineers for engineers.
CODESYS separated PLC programming from vendor lock-in the same way Arduino separated embedded development from proprietary toolchains. Over 500 hardware manufacturers. One IDE. Transferable skills.
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Arduino Pro has a DIN-rail micro PLC, industrial compute modules, and full IEC 61131-3 support. These are certified industrial devices — not maker boards in industrial clothing.
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Robots were built to do what humans find tedious. AI makes them more adaptive. But does that make them more human? The answer tells us something important about what humanity actually is.
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Satellites, HP printing presses, factory floors. Raspberry Pi has an entire industrial division — and the Compute Module inside RevolutionPi is how it ends up on your DIN rail.
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Both use encoders. Both have feedback. But the architectures are fundamentally different — and those differences determine whether your axis handles variable loads, high speed, and force control.
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The obsession with loop speed is costing teams flexibility, money, and capability they don't even realise they're giving up. Here's why 200 Hz is enough for most industrial pressing applications — with actual numbers.
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Most engineers hear "Raspberry Pi" and think hobby project. Put it in a DIN-rail housing with IEC 61131-3 compliance and galvanically isolated I/O modules, and it's running production lines globally. Here's why RevolutionPi deserves a serious look.
Read MoreA side-by-side comparison of RevolutionPi and National Instruments CompactRIO for industrial PLC applications — covering I/O capability, programming, cost, and support considerations for Indian projects.
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A practical guide to selecting the right fieldbus protocol for your servo system. We cover topology differences, timing requirements, software support, and when CANopen or EtherCAT is the better fit.
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