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LSU cybersecurity offerings, capabilities to expand with FIREstarter 2 - Industrial Cybersecurity Pulse
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LSU cybersecurity offerings, capabilities to expand with FIREstarter 2
Last fall, LSU announced a new initiative named FIREStarter, which would provide students with training in cybersecurity and threat analysis through the creation of a lab for cyber range exercises. These exercises would be conducted in partnership with Louisiana State Police and industry to simulate real-time cyberattacks on large-scale enterprise and control systems.
Taking a 'hands-on' approach to smartphone identity verification
Courtesy of: Louisiana State University As smartphones have grown more sophisticated over the years, so have their accompanying security measures for identity verification. Simple passwords have been replaced by thumbprints and facial recognition. However, those methods do not solve the issue of notification privacy. With smartphones now used everywhere from public places to the plant floor — and often conveying private and confidential work information — privacy is becoming paramount.
Top 5 Control Engineering articles Sept. 28 - Oct. 4, 2020
The top 5 most read articles online, from Sept. 28- Oct. 4 for Control Engineering covered mobile robots, improved PPE, explosion protection for wireless internet, VFD parameter changes and more. Links to each article below. 1. Five tips for specifying mobile robots Before investing in an industrial mobile robot, get answers for these five questions. 2.
New industrial mobile robot safety standard, R15.08 Original
Learning Objectives Official Standard Title is R15.08, American National Standard for Industrial Mobile Robots — Safety Requirements — Part 1: Requirements for the Industrial Mobile Robot. Official Reference Number is ANSI/RIA R15.08-1-2020. Shorthand Name(s) are R15.08-1; IMR Safety.
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How IIoT solutions increase flexibility for conveyor, F&B automation systems See how artificial Intelligence (AI) is being applied to existing hardware solutions. Engineers can analyze process data streams to gain actionable insights that improve asset performance. Flexibility allows options for simple add-ons configured to the existing motors or drives.
Edge computing, artificial intelligence power automation innovation Original
Stone Shi is executive editor-in-chief, Control Engineering China. Courtesy: Control Engineering China Learning Objectives Industrial edge computing and artificial intelligence (AI) contribute to automation innovation and effectiveness. Automation vendors include edge computing and AI among recent offerings. Edge computing and artificial intelligence (AI) are helping to advance industrial computing and machine learning to increase factory floor applications.
Campus wastewater tested for COVID-19
Courtesy: Control Engineering, CFE Media and Technology, www.controleng.com Researchers from the LSU College of Engineering and School of Veterinary Medicine have tested wastewater in various areas around East Baton Rouge Parish to track cases of coronavirus. Now they will implement that research on the LSU campus to help determine numbers and location of cases. This research can help others looking to stem the tide of the pandemic.
Engineering understanding about COVID-19’s effects, safety
The hardware for the robot developed by USC Viterbi researchers includes a spray sense camera to detect spray droplets and a nozzle, from which the spray is released. All of the specifications, including speed and coating thickness, can be defined by the user. See video for more.
Process sensors, wireless transmitters, help pump diagnostics Original
By Mark T. Hoske October 4, 2020 In the “old days,” process technicians or process control engineers could walk through the process facility, listening here and feeling for vibration there. If those process control experts haven’t retired yet, they may soon, and will the facility run to fail then?
New material could be the answer to infrastructure woes
Credit: Louisiana State University In the early 1990s, Victor Li, a professor of civil and environmental engineering at the University of Michigan, developed Engineered Cementitious Composites, also known as ductile or bendable concrete. More than 20 years later, researchers at LSU are close to bringing this material to mass adoption, producing a cost-effective ECC that utilizes readily available ingredients.
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