Mark T. Hoske
Editor at Control Engineering Magazine
Control Engineering is the leader in connecting the global industrial #engineering audience through education about a variety of industry-leading topics.
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controleng.com | Mark T. Hoske
Explore tips, tricks and best practices for achieving cybersecurity and site security. Understand best practices for adapting and integrating site security risk assessments into broader automation cybersecurity strategies. See the webcast for more advice: Register for the Control Engineering webcast, “Industrial cybersecurity: Integration with security,” archived until June 26, 2026.
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controleng.com | Mark T. Hoske
Pepperl+Fuchs has introduced new Pepperl+Fuchs BTC22 and BTC24 box thin clients for continuous operation in control rooms and laboratories. These compact devices are built for reliable, long-term use in industrial environments. The BTC24 supports up to four 4K displays, while the BTC22 can connect to either two 4K or three full HD displays via USB-C ALT mode. Both models come with 8 GB DDR4 RAM —with the BTC24 configured with two 4 GB dual-channel modules—and include a third LAN port.
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controleng.com | Mark T. Hoske
Base-layer APC, APC 2.0 insightsLearn the new capabilities and opportunities that come with base-layer APC. Learn about the APC application gap. See why the best days of APC may be yet to come. In the old days, the idea of base-layer advanced process control (APC) would have been an oxymoron. In those days, APC usually meant something deployed in the supervisory control layer.
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controleng.com | Mark T. Hoske
Tools like the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and artificial intelligence (AI) are changing the ways in which manufacturers operate. AI can be used to enhance data collection and analysis. AI agents and copilots are the latest in AI technology. Smart manufacturing is transforming the industry back into an economic powerhouse. It’s helping manufacturers increase productivity, reduce costs and deliver exciting new products and capabilities to customers.
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controleng.com | Mark T. Hoske
I’ve heard engineers talk about industrial artificial intelligence (AI) as if it were a younger coworker who can help a lot … and still needs careful oversight. AI does what control engineers have done since the inception of control engineering profession, creates models that can help guide outcomes. Major automation companies offer AI tools with to help guide operators and engineers shorten time to the finish line for many tasks.
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