Software, Automation & Control :: Instrumentation, Automation & Control :: Wireless Instrumentation & Accessories
April 1, 2012
Taking a Holistic Approach to Wireless
Wireless technology is not just for instrumentation anymore. Smart processors rely on a blend of technology as they move toward plant-wide installations
Joy LePree
While some initially worried that the lack of a single wireless instrumentation standard — currently WirelessHart and ISA 100 both exist — would deter end users from embracing any wireless technology, it seems that’s not the case. “The benefits of wireless technology are too great to ignore,” says......
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