HANNOVER MESSE – 01.-05. April 2019

We cordially invite you to visit us at the German Pavilion – Baden-Wurttemberg International at the Hannover Industry Fair HMI 2019 in hall 6 booth C 18.

In addition to new, innovative products, you will find us this year in a new hall. We have joined the State Initiative Baden-Württemberg Allianz Industrie 4.0. It is a network initiated and promoted by the Ministry of Economics Baden-Wurttemberg. Together with its partner organizations, Allianz Industrie 4.0 bundles competencies in production, information and communication technology and accompanies small and medium-sized industrial enterprises in the direction of Industry 4.0. Here we are exactly in the right place, as a specialist in industrial communication and connectivity. You will find us further up in hall 6 booth C18.

As already mentioned, we have new product innovations in our portfolio. This year we will present you the “intelligent cable drum”. The idea of the intelligent cable drum, measures the available cable by DATAEAGLE and is developed for the German cable manufacturer LAPP. The DATAEAGLE Beacon is an industrial radio transmitter which measures, stores and passes on information to a gateway. The IoT Edge Gateway DATAEAGLE 7050 is the perfect connection between sensor / Beacon and cloud and turns a normal cable drum into an intelligent cable drum in the sense of IIoT.

You can also look forward to the presentation of the new Wireless IO-Link solutions. Using live examples, we will demonstrate the point-to-point connections or multi-point connection and the wireless transmission of IO-Link sensor data to the cloud. The data radio system DATAEAGLE 4000, which is well established on the market, transmits PROFINET data to the controller and by extension with an IO-Link Master with PROFINET interface also IO-Link sensor data. The Cloud Connectivity for IO-Link sensors is realized by the DATAEAGLE PI solution concept. The IIoT Gateway DATAEAGLE Pi in combination with the software CODESYS IO-Link Master can be docked and thus transfer IO-Link sensor data into the Cloud.

Impressions of the HANNOVER MESSE 2019