What is open automation? "Openness in automation means splitting into functional components with well-defined interfaces that are as standardised as possible," emphasises H. Panzer. "This enables users to utilise components from different manufacturers or to drive forward their own developments." This approach breaks down the boundaries of closed systems and promotes greater flexibility and freedom of innovation.
H. Panzer, who studied technomathematics in Munich, came to CODESYS through an internship when the company was still in its infancy. "Maths helped me a lot, especially in the development of motion control, and plays a central role in terms of algorithms," says H. Panzer. His passion for maths and its application in technical disciplines has guided him throughout his career, which ultimately led him to the management of the company a good two years ago. This in-depth technical expertise and passion for innovation characterise his view of the automation industry. As a pure software manufacturer, CODESYS has focussed on complete independence from hardware right from the start.
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Author: Ronald Heinze