The commentary argues that industrial automation is reaching an inflection point as it shifts from proprietary control systems to vendor-neutral architectures built on open standards. This move aims to enable true interoperability across hardware and software, promising easier integration, flexibility, and reduced vendor lock-in—so long as stakeholders coalesce around common standards and governance.
The idea of vendor-neutral industrial control systems built on open standards that allow for interoperability among hardware and software components has been swirling within the industrial automation industry
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