45 episodes
OPC Foundation Podcast Peter Seeberg / Robert Weber
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OPC is the interoperability standard for the secure and reliable exchange of data in the industrial automation space and in other industries. It is platform independent and ensures the seamless flow of information among devices from multiple vendors. The OPC Foundation is responsible for the development and maintenance of this standard.
The podcast gives insight into the technology, applications in different industries and answers questions from the audience.
Your podcast host is Peter Seeberg. Peter has been involved in making OPC technology known to the world for the last 10 years.
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OPC UA and Open Source at Trumpf
Peter Seeberg talks to Tom Schneider from TRUMPF about the OPC UA for Machine Tools Companion Specification initiated and coordinated by the German Machine tools builders’ association, VDW and how this relates to UMATI.
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OPC UA from India
Peter Seeberg talks to Smitha Rao, co-founder of Utthunga, about the current landscape of OPC UA in India and around the world.
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Laboratory and Analytical Device standard on OPC UA
Matthias Arnold talks about OPC UA as the basis for the “Laboratory and Analytical Device standard.
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Integrating secure elements with OPC UA security
Markus Heintel from Siemens talks about integrating secure elements with OPC UA security, specifically how ISO / IEC TS 30168 "Internet of Things - Generic Trust Anchor API for IIoT Devices" can support this challenge.
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OPC UA and the 62443 cybersecurity standard
Paul Hunkar talks about the 62443 cybersecurity standard for operational technology in automation and control systems and how it applies to OPC UA.
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OPC UA Filetransfer
Sven Goldstein from Beckhoff Automation and Sebastian Friedl from Interop4X FV explain the reasons behind, the functioning of and use cases for OPC UA File Transfer.
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