Len Vermillion
Editor-in-Chief at Control Magazine
Editor-in-Chief at Control Global
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2 weeks ago |
controlglobal.com | Len Vermillion
Hear from four technology editors as they explain the current usage and future potential for artificial intelligence (AI) in process automation. Each panelist in the first video of this three-part series on AI in Industrial Automation looks at the use of AI in various industrial sectors. As part of this discussion, Control's editor in chief, Len Vermillion, discusses what he’s hearing from executives and engineering managers in the continuous process space.
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2 weeks ago |
electronicdesign.com | Rehana Begg |Len Vermillion |Anna Townshend |William Wong
What you'll learn: What engineers in different areas think about machine learning. What considerations and concerns do engineers have about artificial intelligence? Things to consider when evaluating the applicability of AI in an application. Artificial intelligence (AI) has all the buzz these days, but incorporating it into industries with lots of engineering considerations can be challenging-from safety to security.
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3 weeks ago |
controlglobal.com | Len Vermillion
Key highlights:The article follows Sandy Vasser’s 39-year journey, showcasing how traditional engineering practices evolved through innovation. Vasser's “It Just Happens” initiative offers a blueprint for how standardization and automation can dramatically reduce complexity, costs, and timelines in large-scale process engineering projects.
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4 weeks ago |
controlglobal.com | Len Vermillion
Key highlights:Hedengren's journey from academia to industry and back demonstrates the critical importance of applying theoretical control concepts to real-world chemical plant operations. The article showcases a scalable model of training using low-cost microcontrollers, an idea that process engineers involved in training or workforce development can adapt for their teams. The emphasis on smarter, data-driven systems aligns with the future of process engineering.
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1 month ago |
controlglobal.com | Len Vermillion
Why this article is importantThis article emphasizes that Schleiss' success came from working with great teams and mentors throughout his career. It explains how Schleiss' experience with D3 and MOD300 influenced the development of DeltaV, showing how lessons from older systems can drive next-gen solutions. It details how Schleiss and his team took bold steps to implement new technologies, underscoring the value of calculated risk-taking.
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