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Will you vote? We’re so pleased to share that three innovative PACSystems^TM and Movicon^TM solutions are named as finalists for the 2023 Control Engineering Product of the Year Awards: PACSystems RSTi-EP CPE200 compact PLC, RXi HMI, and Movicon.NExT^TM! We need your vote! You know these technologies are advancing industrial automation from the floor to the cloud to enable plants to optimize their operations and reach new levels of productivity and efficiency. Make your top choice in each category known. Voting is open until March 14 and you can vote on the ballot here and view all of the nominees in this eBook here.

The Emerson PACSystems and Movicon nominees are:

• HMI/Operator Interface category: PACSystems RXi HMI
  A next-generation visualization solution, the RXi HMI addresses the needs of today’s industrial workforce with easy-to-use, smartphone-like graphical displays along with rugged, industrial performance. The PACSystems RXi HMI comes pre-loaded and pre-licensed with the advanced Movicon WebHMI software so it’s ready to operate out of the box, saving time, and is HTML5-ready to allow users to collaborate from anywhere.
  
  
• PAC category: PACSystems RSTi-EP CPE200 compact controller
  The PACSystems CPE200 controller delivers large PLC capability in a small, cost-effective, IIoT-ready form factor so machine manufacturers do not have to sacrifice performance for price. The controller offers open communications through native, pre-licensed support for OPC UA Secure and other common industrial protocols for flexible connectivity over high-speed gigabit ethernet.
  
• Software category: Movicon.NExT 4.2
  The industrial software platform is designed to easily interface with any field device or control or enterprise system, connecting users and OEMs with the data and insights needed to achieve operational excellence across a wide range of applications. It is a flexible, modular platform that provides local HMI, supervision and analytics and can scale from small IIoT and webHMI applications on embedded Linux devices to large Windows server systems.

Vote your choice in each category today!