Siemens is advancing virtual PLC technology with software-based control that can run independently from dedicated PLC hardware, supporting flexible and scalable automation architectures. Read More →
Siemens’ virtual PLC approach enables PLC control functions to run on industrial computing platforms, helping distributed automation systems adopt more flexible software-defined architectures. Read More →
Software-based PLC technology allows machine builders to separate control software from dedicated controller hardware, creating more flexible architectures for packaging and other machine-automation applications. Read More →
Beckhoff’s TwinCAT automation platform enables PLC and motion-control functions to run as software on industrial PCs, supporting software-defined control architectures for modern manufacturing. Read More →
Virtual PLC technology enables industrial control functions to run on computing platforms, helping automotive and EV manufacturers build flexible automation architectures for increasingly connected production environments. Read More →