Here are all the nice things people said about us last year!… https://lnkd.in/gYA7gRGh FYI Prices go up Jan 1 So, if you’re thinking of coming in 2025, this is your sign! OT SCADA CON Houston, Texas July 23-25th …be there! Link to tickets in comments 👇 P.S. - Thanks Eilaina Velan for talking with Rafey Shahid about the CON 2024! Nikki Gonzales Alicia Gilpin Muñoz (Ali G) Courtney Fernandez Alma Fernandez Emily Merritt
OT SCADA CON
Automation Machinery Manufacturing
Houston, TX 3,768 followers
The 2nd annual #OTSCADACON will be in Houston July 23rd - 25th, 2025 and it will be 🔥
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Come join us for an exciting event all about OT SCADA technology in Houston, TX! Dive into the world of operational technology and supervisory control and data acquisition systems with industry experts and fellow enthusiasts. Connect, learn, and network in person at this one-of-a-kind conference. Don't miss out on this opportunity to expand your knowledge and grow your professional network! #OTSCADACON is for controls people, maintenance people, technicians, and sales people to learn all about operational technology and the world of SCADA and even for business owners to network. Check out the testimonials & pictures from OT SCADA CON '24! https://testimonial.to/ot-scada-con/all https://meghannchapman.passgallery.com/-scadaconpart1/gallery
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www.otscada.com
External link for OT SCADA CON
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- Automation Machinery Manufacturing
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- 2-10 employees
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- Houston, TX
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- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2024
- Specialties
- IO, PLC, HMI, VFD, Servo Drives, Machine Safety, Machine Vision, Industrial Robots and EOAT, Process Instrumentation, Process Equipment, Discrete Machinery, Server Hardware, Virtualization, SCADA, Historians, Industrial Alarm Notification, Trending Visualization, Remote Access, Predictive Maintenance, IIoT, Industry4.0, OT Networking, Wireshark, and DCS
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Not only did KEA Automation, Inc’s James Rankhorn and Johnathon S. attend last year.... They loved it so much they're coming back this year AND decided to sponsor! 😍 EVEN BETTER… They are feeding us TACOS on Day 2! + helping our audience learn about Process Control & PID Loop Tuning from the amazing Kaleb Travis Learn more about KEA Automation here http://keaautomation.com We love it when our community loves what we are building, so much so that they support us! ************************ What's OT SCADA CON? It’s an exclusive, vendor-agnostic educational & networking conference for… ….Cybersec people trying to learn what OT (operational tech) really is ….Salespeople for automation OEMs who want to learn all the automation languages ….Controls & maintenance people who want to learn & network with the best of the best Imagine “speed dating” various industrial automation topics you didn’t know you loved! 𝗘𝘃𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗗𝗲𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗹𝘀: 📅Date: July 23-25, 2025 📍Location: Vector CAG/Endress+Hauser Customer Center, Houston, TX 🔗Learn more + register: www.otscada.com Interested in sponsoring too? Reach out to hello@automationladies.io for more information. Nikki Gonzales Courtney Fernandez Jennifer Mass, PCM® Alicia Gilpin Muñoz (Ali G) David Garcia Automation Ladies Albert F. FTW with these AI videos!
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Bilingual Servant Leader | Creator of OT SCADA CON | PLC Fairy Godmother | Automation Ladies Co Host | ICS StoryTeller | Neurodivergent Game Theorist
Industrial control system acronyms, initialisms, & abbreviations ICS -Industrial Control System OT -Operational Technology SI -Systems Integration OEM -Original Equipment Manufacturer PLC -Programmable Logic Controller PID -Proportional Integral Derivative P&ID -Piping & Instrumentation Diagram DCS -Distributed Control System SCADA -Supervisory Control and Data Aquisition HMI -Human Machine Interface MES -Manufacturing Execution System OIT -Operator Interface Terminal VFD -Variable Frequency Drive MCC -Motor Control Center HIM -Human Interface Module EOAT -End of Arm Tooling I/O -Inputs/Outputs TCP -Transmission Control Protocol UDP -User Datagram Protocol IP - Internet Protocol IIOT -Industrial Internet of Things OPC UA -Open Platform Communications Unified Architecture UNS -Unified Namespace Follow OT SCADA CON
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Bilingual Servant Leader | Creator of OT SCADA CON | PLC Fairy Godmother | Automation Ladies Co Host | ICS StoryTeller | Neurodivergent Game Theorist
Sometimes people ask why the world needs Systems integtrators and I have the answer in list format: Rockwell Automation Studio5000, RSLOGIX500, RSLOGIX5, Connected Components Workbench Siemens TIA Portal Emerson PAC Machine Edition Beckhoff TwinCAT3 Mitsubishi GXWorks3, GXWorks2 Schnieder Electric ProWORX 32 ABB Automation Builder Omron CX-Programmer Pilz PAS4000 Eaton EasySoft Idec WindLDR Yokogawa Control Program Editor - Logic Designer for Stardom B&R Automation Studio Koyo KPP Koyo PLC Programming Software Delta Electronics ISPSoft Bosch Rexroth Phoenix Contact PLCnext Engineer Hitachi HX Codesys Panasonic Control FPWIN Pro Keyence KV Studio Toshiba nV-Tool LS Electric KGL-WIN and GM-WIN Honeywell MasterLogic PLC / SoftMaster Want to learn more about PLCs and systems integration? Come to OT SCADA CON
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Let's play a game Does it have a PLC? 1) Injection Press Injection Molding Machines 2) Cranes & Lifts 3) Reverse Osmosis Skids 4) Liquid Filling Machines 5) Gas Flares 6) Dust Collectors 7) Refrigeration Systems 8) Cooling Tower Systems 9) Coffee Roasters 10) Conveyors 11) Decanter Centrifuges 12) Pump Stations 13) Industrial Ovens 14) Bottle Capping Machine 15) Air Compressors 16) Boilers 17) Heat Exchanger Skids 18) Palletizers 19) Spray Dryers 20) Sealing Machines 21) Shrink Wrapping Machines 22) Vacuum Packaging Machines 23) Bagging Machine 24) Case Packers 25) Thermoformers 26) Industrial Slicers 27) Case Erectors 28) Carton Sealers 29) Dough Mixers 30) Dough Kneaders 31) Box Forming Machines 31) Ozone Systems 32) UV Systems 33) Extrusion Machines 34) CNC Machines 35) Robotic Welding Cells 36) Robotic Painting Cells 37) Check Weighers 38) Corrugated Paper Machines 39) Tissue Machines 40) Fourdrinier Machines 41) Paper Core Making Machines 42) Hydraulic Briquette Presses 43) Powder Mixers 44) Rotary Drum Dryers 45) Textile Bleaching Machines 46) Pasteurization Systems 47) Auger Fillers 48) Vibratory Fillers 49) Cup Fillers 50) Air Cooled Chillers 51) Regenerative Thermal Oxidizers Nikki Gonzales they probably have an HMI also Automation Ladies OT SCADA CON
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CEO & Founder @ Corso Systems Building great tools for manufacturing companies to better serve their customers since 2007.
Using sequencing logic in a PLC is a pretty powerful way to build complex processes. It is commonly used in motion control, recipe management, and anything where you need to meet a certain set of conditions at any given step before moving on to the next operation. I have used it quite a few times in my career for various applications and found it makes troubleshooting operations much easier than trying to program without using a sequencer. Typically I track what step I am in using an integer value, incrementing it when the conditions are met to move to the next step. In this tutorial Tim Wilborne goes through how to build sequencing logic in Connected Components Workbench. Highly recommend checking it out! https://lnkd.in/eTp2a53f
Allen Bradley PLC Sequence Programming Tutorial. MOV Decimal Part 1
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Come learn from Vladimir Romanov at OT SCADA CON! #edgecomputing #plc
Data-Driven Digital Transformation Leader - Founder @Joltek, SolisPLC | Co-Host @ManufacturingHub
Many manufacturers struggle to define the role of edge computing in industrial automation, often asking, “Can’t we just do it on the PLC?” While PLCs are exceptional at controlling machines with precision and reliability, they fall short when handling large-scale data processing, advanced analytics, and scalable system integrations. This is where edge solutions come in—bridging the gap between OT and IT by providing real-time data filtering, storage, and contextualization before sending information to SCADA, MES, or cloud systems. One of the biggest lessons from real-world deployments is that PLC-based solutions, while cost-effective for small applications, quickly become inflexible and difficult to scale. A batching system case study highlights this challenge—initially built on a PLC, it later required an edge solution to enable multi-site expansion and remote accessibility. Similarly, vision systems often require edge computing for image buffering, AI-based defect detection, and troubleshooting historical data, which would otherwise overload a PLC or network infrastructure. Key edge computing solutions include: ✅ Data aggregation and filtering – Prevents unnecessary traffic and reduces latency. ✅ Scalability and interoperability – Enables seamless expansion across machines, lines, or plants. ✅ Advanced analytics and AI applications – Supports vision systems, predictive maintenance, and process optimization. ✅ Improved data security and accessibility – Keeps critical data on-prem while enabling cloud-based analytics when necessary. To deploy an effective edge strategy, manufacturers must carefully select hardware (Industrial PCs, edge-enabled PLCs, or rack servers) and software (for data contextualization, visualization, and integration). The key takeaway? The right edge solution depends on the application—while PLCs remain king for real-time control, edge computing is essential for modern, data-driven manufacturing. I put together an article on the topic and did my best to discuss some of my experience using various platforms throughout the years - Rockwell Automation, Siemens, Opto 22, Advantech, OnLogic, Phoenix Contact, Cognex Corporation, and many more. Let me know what you think!
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Get to know one of our speakers Alex Marcy before you meet him in person! And a plug for Unplugged: An IIoT Podcast We’re big fans of Phil Seboa and cherish our friends and community members over in Australia 🇦🇺
Great one to roll into the weekend! How does a chemical engineering class spark a career in IoT integration? Alex Marcy’s journey from a light bulb moment in a university class to founding Corso Systems is a testament to passion and innovation. With over 13 years in the field, he's transformed the manufacturing industry through IoT and automation solutions. His story is filled with lessons on navigating the industry's challenges and leveraging technology to solve complex problems. Discover Alex's insights into the evolution of IoT in our latest podcast episode of Unplugged: An IIoT Podcast , Dive into his story and learn how passion drives innovation. Listen now and share your thoughts. Link in the Comments 👇 #automation #iiot #integration #intergrators #project #engineering #manufacturing
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*******Systems Integration******* Let's just cut to the chase why do SIs exists? These are the companies that you could encounter a PLC in the wild from and these are the softwares you need to develop on them all. This is why SIs exists. Rockwell Automation Studio5000, RSLogix500, RSLogix5, Connected Components Workbench Siemens TIA Portal Emerson PAC Machine Edition Beckhoff TwinCAT Mitsubishi GXWorks3, GXWorks2 Schnieder Electric ProWORX 32 ABB Automation Builder Omron CX-Programmer Pilz PAS4000 Eaton EasySoft IDEC WindLDR Yokogawa Control Program Editor - Logic Designer for Stardom B&R Automation Studio Koyo KPP Koyo PLC Programming Software Delta Electronics ISPSoft Bosch Rexroth Phoenix Contact PLCnext Engineer Hitachi HX Codesys Panasonic Control FPWIN Pro Keyence KV Studio Toshiba nV-Tool LS Electric KGL-WIN and GM-WIN Honeywell MasterLogic PLC / SoftMaster And thats just PLCs. There's also local HMI touchscreens and robots galore. They make a new version of these softwares almost yearly so good luck with all the virtual machines it will take to host all that development software. Want to learn more? Come to OT SCADA CON
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