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XIV International Forum Trends in Global Automation to the Year 2020

XIV International Forum Trends in Global Automation to the Year 2020. Gerald W. Cockrell CAP. Gerald W. Cockrell. Electrical Engineer with Rockwell-Collins Professor at Indiana State University President ISA (International Society of Automation 2009) CAP (Certified Automation Professional)

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XIV International Forum Trends in Global Automation to the Year 2020

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  1. XIV International ForumTrends in Global Automation to the Year 2020 Gerald W. Cockrell CAP

  2. Gerald W. Cockrell • Electrical Engineer with Rockwell-Collins • Professor at Indiana State University • President ISA (International Society of Automation 2009) • CAP (Certified Automation Professional) • ISA Author • ISA Trainer • Automation Consultant

  3. Seven Years to the Future • Look back seven years • Technology • Computers • Media • Phones • Transportation • Industrial

  4. Relationship with Technology • We have a much stronger relationship with our technology today • What will it be in seven years?

  5. Automation • Industrial • Transportation • Home • Personal

  6. Advancements • Wireless • System Integration • Smart Devices • Artificial Intelligence

  7. We are at a Tipping Point • With these and other advancements, what will automation look like in 2020?

  8. My Vision • Complete Integration • On demand Manufacturing • Minimal human interaction and intervention • A process that will transverse between products with only a click…(or whatever replaces the mouse!) • Examples

  9. Thank You!

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