Piercy recently launched a new issue of its customer magazine, People and Automation, which focuses on industrial transformation. Sustainability and digitalization are transforming industries; Lawmakers are also aware of the need to act on security measures. Piercy describes the relevant laws and the contribution of safe automation to industrial transformation.

3500/45 176449-04 Digitalization, networking and sustainable development constitute the core issues of contemporary economy and society. These key factors have led to profound changes in many industry sectors. Pilmagnetic is committed to providing solutions with safety and digitalization at the core, serving a variety of industries such as hydrogen energy, battery manufacturing and railway technology. With the growing demand for functional safety and industrial information security, legislative bodies are also paying increasing attention to this issue and are gradually adjusting relevant laws and regulations to adapt to this change.

Here are the highlights of this issue of People and Automation:
• Security: As security awareness increases, so does the problem

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At the time of the publication of the new EU machinery Regulation, it was clear: information security is now a legal requirement. But how are companies around the world dealing with it? Security experts from Germany, Italy and Austria bring their own insights.
IO-Link Safety: Why are secure connections popular in the field

3500/45 176449-04 Industrial communications, especially field communications, must be able to provide secure data transmission down to the “last” sensor. This also allows for higher availability and more flexible automation to optimize production processes.
Case study: Grass GmbH successfully modified the press

The safety requirements of the press are particularly important. Grass GmbH, a global manufacturer of motion systems for furniture and home appliances, has partnered with Piermagnetic to transform old equipment into the latest, in accordance with standards.