Intensified interest in application-optimised I/O modules
The machine-builders are intensified interested in application-optimised I/O modules this year. This confirms the trend to fine-tuning the control and drive technologies that determines the changes in the automation technology this year.
(PresseBox) - 15.06.2010 - With 11% each tenth machine-builders intend to change to application-optimised I/O modules this year. That is an increase in relation to the previous year by more than one third as this value was 8%.
What application-optimised I/O modules stand for? They integrate cost-reduced analogue or digital inputs and outputs (I/O) completed by preprocessing; they optimise size, type of protection and wiring method for application; finally they lower assembling times and protect additionally against product piracy.
These application-optimised I/O modules will specifically be implemented at individual selected machine types less with the total machinery series this year. This also confirms the connection with the fine-tuning the automation technology.
At the same time 77% of the change-willing machine-builders will change to application-optimised I/O modules in connection with changes at field buses.
This article is published in the Quest trend magazine on http://www.quest-trendmagazin.de/Application-optimised-I-O-modu.98.0.html?&L=1
So the Quest Trend Magazine makes the machine-builders? decisions easier. Now the machine-builders can compare their intended changes with the trends in their own sector confirming or adjusting their intentions.
The suppliers of automation technology are learning beyond their constituency, which changes in IO-Link the machinery industry as a whole is aiming for this year. This enables the suppliers to meet the demand trends in time and purposefully.
The trends from the users? point of view are based on market surveys of Quest TechnoMarketing, Bochum, London, with the title ?What the machine-builders want to change in the automation technology 2010?. This survey was carried out in January/February and covered scarcely 250 representative machine-builders. Highlight, table of contents and budget of the study are on http://www.qtm.de/e/index_marketstudies_free.html
Quest TechnoMarketing is specialised in market surveys regarding the automation technology for more than 20 years and is the publisher of the Quest Trend Magazine.
The print edition of the Quest Trend Magazine is published since 2001 and dispatched to 3,200 personally addressed decision-makers in the automation technology in the machinery industry of Germany, Austria and Switzerland and in the automotive and F&B industries in Germany. It has at least 10,000 readers according to the reader questioning and enjoys a high degree of attention due to its focus on trends in the automation technology from users? point of view.
The current print edition is ready for download: http://www.quest-trendmagazin.de/fileadmin/pdf/QTM17_E.pdf
The Quest Trend Magazine is published by Quest TechnoMarketing.
About Quest TechnoMarketing:
Quest TechnoMarketing, founded 1989, is specialised in market surveys for the automation technology. Location is Bochum and as Quest TechnoMarketing Ltd. London. At Bochum a team of 6 specialists are employed.
The market studies of Quest TechnoMarketing cover very detailed the demand trends in control technology, drive technology, field buses, Ethernet and sensor technology in the machinery industry and in the automotive and F&B industries.
These demand trends are based on interviews with the decision-makers. The trends are professionally, representatively and manufacturer independently recorded.
The customers of Quest TechnoMarketing are the manufacturers of automation technology. The majority of the well-known manufacturers belong to them. The customers use the market studies for their product development and market processing.
Further information to Quest TechnoMarketing on the Internet www.qtm.de.
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The print edition of the Quest Trend Magazine is published since 2001 and dispatched to 3,200 personally addressed decision-makers in the automation technology in the machinery industry of Germany, Austria and Switzerland and in the automotive and F&B industries in Germany. It has at least 10,000 readers according to the reader questioning and enjoys a high degree of attention due to its focus on trends in the automation technology from users? point of view.
The current print edition is ready for download: http://www.quest-trendmagazin.de/fileadmin/pdf/QTM17_E.pdf
The Quest Trend Magazine is published by Quest TechnoMarketing.
About Quest TechnoMarketing:
Quest TechnoMarketing, founded 1989, is specialised in market surveys for the automation technology. Location is Bochum and as Quest TechnoMarketing Ltd. London. At Bochum a team of 6 specialists are employed.
The market studies of Quest TechnoMarketing cover very detailed the demand trends in control technology, drive technology, field buses, Ethernet and sensor technology in the machinery industry and in the automotive and F&B industries.
These demand trends are based on interviews with the decision-makers. The trends are professionally, representatively and manufacturer independently recorded.
The customers of Quest TechnoMarketing are the manufacturers of automation technology. The majority of the well-known manufacturers belong to them. The customers use the market studies for their product development and market processing.
Further information to Quest TechnoMarketing on the Internet www.qtm.de.
Datum: 15.06.2010 - 04:25 Uhr
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