Do you know this photo? It’s the first computer produced by the Elliot brothers 64 years ago and a Raspberry Pi. When we adjust the price for inflation, it would cost more than half a million nowadays.
Read moreLet’s start by looking at what PC and PLC developers have in common. To an untrained eye, it seems like they are doing the same thing. They both solve problems by writing code.
Read moreThere are plenty of problems in programming and many of them are already solved. These solutions often come in so-called “packages”. And by the way, Inxton is a set of packages too.
Read moreThere is a relentless rise in the sentiment that the expectations set by Industry 4.0 are far from being realized. Rumour has it that Industry 5.0 is coming, and yet again, we risk contributing a new item to the collection of buzzwords devoid of meaning.
Read moreDuring my studies never have I ever heard the word PLC. But you’re a programmer, aren’t you? … Asked the project manager. I am. I’ve just never heard about Ladder programming or Structured text. Like ever.
Read moreHow to get the day of the week on a TwinCAT3 PLC? With a little help of Inxton and C#?😊 This is how you get the day of the week in C#. var dayOfTheWeek = DateTime.Today.DayOfWeek; Console.WriteLine(dayOfTheWeek);
Read moreLearn what to expect from the Inxton.Vortex.Framework before you download your first license.
Read moreFollow these six simple steps and get started with Inxton. You can download a preview version of Inxton to try it out first — experience all the benefits with absolutely no commitment!
Read moreWe are just like you – we have struggled with programming PLCs just like you might be right now. That is why we designed an environment to increase the efficiency of automation programmers. Inxton is developed independently, yet stays responsive to the programmers’ needs — to your needs.
Read moreIn this day and age, Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) are required to do more than ever before: access databases, make HTTP requests, build JSONs - things they were never meant to do, even though it is possible.
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