Opto 22 advances the edge of automation. Opto 22 designs and manufactures industrial control and IIoT products, like groov EPIC® and groov RIO™, that bridge the gap between IT and OT, following a core philosophy of open, standards-based technology.
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Product Summary
Opto 22 manufactures reliable, easy-to-use SSRs, I/O, controllers, & software for automation and IIoT applications.
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43044 Business Park Drive Temecula, CA 92590-3614 USA
For 50 years, OEMs, machine builders, system integrators, and IT and operations personnel have looked to Opto 22 for innovative automation products at an affordable price.
Opto 22’s groov® family of industrial edge controllers and I/O is designed from the ground up with integrated control, connectivity, and cybersecurity tools to help you connect automation, enterprise, and cloud data.
Securely access, monitor, and maintain your systems at remote locations or customer sites
Collect, process, and publish operational and energy data backed by fault-tolerant storage and store-and-forward capability
Develop real-time control programs in a language you know: ladder logic, function block diagram, flowcharts, Python, C/C++, and more
Build dynamic operator HMI screens for embedded or external touchscreens, mobile devices, and browsers
Replace costly, high-maintenance Windows PCs for HMI, OPC, and data processing with Linux-based industrial processors
Secure existing PLCs, traditional I/O, and standalone equipment, then integrate it with databases, business systems, and cloud services
Built on decades of field-proven experience, groov products offer lifetime guarantees on solid-state I/O, UL Hazardous Locations approval, ATEX compliance, and a wide -20 to 70 °C operating temperature range.
Count on free pre-sales engineering help and product support, too. All Opto 22 products are developed, manufactured, and supported in the U.S.A. With nearly 50 years as a trusted automation manufacturer, we understand your projects and speak your protocols.
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A review of automation technology developments we’ve recently covered to help you stay on top of what’s happening in the world of industrial automation.
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Gerhard Kreiling with Opto 22 showcases the company’s groov HMI design system to create interfaces that extend HMI visibility and functionality to mobile devices.
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Opto 22 Shows How to Take Mobility to HMIs | In its display at The Automation Conference 2013, Opto 22’s Benson Hougland showed groov, which provides secure access to automation...
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