Laminar joins Rockwell Automation PartnerNetwork
Laminar has joined the Rockwell Automation PartnerNetwork as a Technology Partner, Laminar announced.
Laminar combines inline spectral sensors with machine learning models that identify the state of fluids in production lines in real time. Connected to industrial control systems, this supports AI-based process decisions in clean-in-place and product changeover instead of fixed recipes and timers. The companies say shorter, validated cycles can give time back to production and cut water, chemical and energy use. They will also look at using process data for wider manufacturing analytics.
The release names no shared customer or results; Laminar describes the partnership as a way to reach more manufacturers.
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