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The International Society of Automation (ISA) is the world’s leading professional society for industrial automation. ISA and its community of subject matter experts offer content and thought leadership for the automation profession across a broad range of topics, including:
Digital Transformation
What the cool kids are doing
Smart manufacturing
Digital twin
Virtual, augmented and mixed reality
Additive manufacturing/3D printing
Autonomous systems (driverless cars, drones, intelligent robots)
Industry 4.0/5.0
Blockchain
Artificial intelligence (AI) large language models, generative AI, AI-based advisory or control systems
Wearables
Data science (analytics, AI, machine learning (ML), deep learning, predictive and preventive control)
Digital strategy
Automation and Control
Running the plant
Continuous control and batch processing
Troubleshooting
Modifications (set point softening, digital, series, velocity, etc.)
Optimization/controller tuning
Model-based control (advanced process control [APC], model predictive control [MPC], dynamic matrix control [DMC], smith predictor, etc.)
Control strategies (cascade, ratio, override, feedforward, reset feedback, etc.)
Procedure automation for continuous process operations
Building automation (heating, ventilation and air conditioning, fire detection, lighting control, access control, closed circuit TV [CCTV] and intrusion monitoring)
Control centers and control rooms (alarm management, situational awareness, human factors and ergonomics)
Distributed control system (DCS)
Integrated control and safety system (ICSS)
Supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA)
Data historian
Human-machine interface (HMI), graphical user interface (GUI), operator interface terminal (OIT) and mobile devices
Programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and programmable automation controllers (PACs)
Remote terminal units/remote telemetry units (RTUs)
Soft PLC
Instruments and sensors (calibration and test, signal conditioning and processing, process composition analyzers and techniques)
Final control elements (valves, pumps, motors)
Electrical system (control panels, marshaling cabinets, industrial computers, power supplies)
Machine automation and control (embedded control, machine tools, CNC, DNC)
Machine safety
Sequential control
Discrete control
Motion control
Robotics
Automatic identification/vision systems
Safety and Cybersecurity
Protecting people, plants, and the environment
Environment, health, safety and security (EHSS)
Process safety
Safety instrumented systems (SISs)
Burner management systems
Fire and gas systems
Functional safety
Hazardous areas and equipment
Industrial and operational technology (OT) cybersecurity
Network management and protection (intrusion detection, intrusion prevention, firewall, etc.)
Enterprise Architecture and Networks
How things fit and talk to each other
Network devices (firewalls, routers, switches, gateways, data diodes, etc.)
Sustainability (environmental management, energy management, supply chain optimization)
Control System Integration/ Manufacturing Execution System (MES)
ISA Content Addresses Multiple Industries
ISA is a horizontal organization that addresses multiple industry sectors. Our automation content and thought leadership are applicable to the following industries:
Agriculture
Aircraft, aerospace
Automotive, other transportation vehicles/systems
Chemicals and allied products
Communications/networking/data services
Computers, electronics and semiconductors
Consumer
Education and training
Engineering consulting/EPC
Ethanol production
Fabricated metal products
Facilities/building management
Consumer packaged goods, food and beverage
Glass, concrete, stone and clay products
Government and military
Industrial machinery and equipment
Instrumentation and control test and measurement systems
Marine, maritime
Medical devices/equipment
Metal processing
Mining and minerals
Miscellaneous or other manufacturing
Oil, gas and petroleum – extraction/upstream
Oil, gas and petroleum – pipeline/midstream
Oil, gas and petroleum – refining/downstream
Paper, wood and allied products
Pharmaceuticals, life sciences
Plastics and rubber
Power generation/distribution – electrical, oil, gas, nuclear and combined
Power generation/distribution – renewable: solar, wind, etc.
Smart cities/building automation
Systems integration/value-added resellers
Textiles, apparel and leather
Warehouse/distribution, logistics and ports
Water/wastewater
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