Emerson’s Anand Iyer concludes his Cloud I/O series today with a summation of what the technology may bring to process manufacturers. The more we change things, the more they seem same. Nevertheless, most changes inch us forward into new developments and new futures. IO clouds seem the most logical next step, bringing about a wonderful […]
We continue our series on Cloud I/O from Emerson’s Anand Iyer. Today’s post is a primer on intuitive control. When we have an I/O cloud or bubbles of IO information with very less binding of the IO and a more free choice (within certain boundaries), there is an increasing possibility of intuitive processing. Intuitive processing […]
Emerson’s Anand Iyer continues his series on Cloud I/O with his vision for what the future might hold for process automation systems. Let us look at what effect the cloud IO concept would have on the distributed control system (DCS) as we know today: The IO cloud forms the central part of the control system […]
Emerson’s Anand Iyer continues his series on Cloud I/O with a look at snapshot processing and controller swaps. Once upon a time, more than a decade ago, we faced a problem on a column, which seemed to open up our minds to a wonderful world of possibilities loosely termed as Profile Based Controls. Now, I […]
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