False. WirelessHART is safe. But why? A wide range of tools make this so. Encryption—Communications are always encrypted by a WirelessHART network, which employs a 128-bit AES encryption system ...

The HART communications protocol continues to provide a critical link to nearly 30 million intelligent field instruments and host systems used in SCADA, process control, asset management, safety ...

The HART Communication Foundation (HCF) has submitted the WirelessHART Communication specification (HART 7.1) to the International Electrotechnical Commission for approval as a publicly available ...

The great disadvantages of new technology are that its commercialization involves a high degree of risk and its future holds an even higher level of unpredictability. Wireless industrial automation ...

While continually evolving, the HART communications protocol remains strong after 30 years, with approximately 30 million HART-enabled devices installed and in service worldwide. The HART protocol ...

As wireless becomes an increasingly popular communication method across industry, interest is growing in bringing legacy sensor devices into the wireless realm. Here’s one way to do it. Outside of ...

The industrial sector has settled onto an international standard for wireless communication by using WirelessHART technology for process automation. The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) ...