
Profinet
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Oct 28, 2026
Overview AI's OV Spark AI Smart Camera
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0:32Shawn TierneyHOST
And it's just pretty impressive.
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0:33Shawn TierneyHOST
It also has PROFINET and Ethernet IP built in.
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0:36Shawn TierneyHOST
And it shows you all of the configuration for either network.
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0:40Shawn TierneyHOST
And it even has the configuration files built in.
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18:05Xiao KaoGUEST
Again, with Sparky's help, it's able to help diagnose any sort of issue you might be having with your camera's integration.
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18:15Xiao KaoGUEST
but also guide you through the process of picking the right integration, picking the right results, getting the tool results into your PLC, and kind of monitoring your integration for you.
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18:27Xiao KaoGUEST
Concretely, we support PROFINET, Ethernet IP, OPC UA.
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18:33Xiao KaoGUEST
We also do Modbus TCP.
Flat Earth: Are Engineering Tools About to Disappear?
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41:01Peter SeebergHOST
What are the types of protocols? What can they do? What has been your experience in using them? But how does the PLC communicate with the robot? There's many different languages.
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41:12Peter SeebergHOST
You know, there's PROFIBUS, PROFINET.
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41:17Peter SeebergHOST
others, I don't know, maybe you have your own languages, so to say, that you are using.
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41:21Thorsten BrachGUEST
Yeah, mostly you have a fieldbus system between the PLC and the robot.
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41:28Thorsten BrachGUEST
Yeah, that depends on the brand of your PLC system.
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41:30Thorsten BrachGUEST
I would say in the Siemens world you always have the PROFINET, in the Beckhoff world you have the ISACAT, but there are a lot of other fieldbus systems as well.
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41:40Thorsten BrachGUEST
And that's a little bit of the field bus war, I would say, we
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41:43Peter SeebergHOST
still have.
Edge vs. Cloud in Manufacturing- Why the Wrong Architecture Costs You More
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17:17Mirko PetersHOST
On a real shop floor, data doesn't arrive through one neat interface.
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17:20Mirko PetersHOST
You may have OPC UA from a newer machine, Modbus from an older drive, Profinet inside a control network, and a vendor-specific device that exposes only the data its manufacturer chose to expose.
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17:30Mirko PetersHOST
None of that is unusual.
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17:31Mirko PetersHOST
It is a normal plant.
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17:54Mirko PetersHOST
It still works.
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17:55Mirko PetersHOST
But the meaning usually lives outside the protocol, in a drawing, a spreadsheet, or the memory of the engineer who commissioned the line.
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18:01Mirko PetersHOST
Profinet operates close to the control world, where predictable communication and device behavior matter.
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18:07Mirko PetersHOST
MQTT works differently.
Inside the PLC Runtime: What OpenPLC v4 Reveals About Its Linux Environment
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12:17speaker_0NARRATOR
Previously, industrial protocol research.
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12:20speaker_0NARRATOR
If you're new to my work, you can explore my previous industrial protocol research series, where I investigated how protocols such as Modbus, DNP3, OPC UA, Ethernet, IP, Profinet, and S7COM work under the hood.
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12:35speaker_0NARRATOR
The series covered protocol structure, implementation behavior, communication analysis, and security characteristics through controlled lab investigations.
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12:44speaker_0NARRATOR
Explore the research.
IFM's EcomatMobile Rugged HMI+PLC
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5:45Florian KoenigGUEST
So, of course, connection-wise, it's quite special because I see now, let's say, in automation industrial, it's now common Ethernet, I would say, is the way to go.
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5:57Florian KoenigGUEST
Ethernet, PROFINET, and so on.
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5:59Florian KoenigGUEST
It's like nothing between it.
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6:01Florian KoenigGUEST
Then you have, of course, IO protocols like here, let's say, IO-Link and so on.
Functional safety: What it is and what needs to be considered
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24:12Mike BassadorHOST
OK.
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24:16Mike BassadorHOST
For an OEM building machines that may use, say, different PLC and network platforms, depending on the customer, PROFINET, PROFISAFE for one machine, EtherCAT, FSOE for another, and potentially Ethernet IP, SIP safety for another.
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24:35Mike BassadorHOST
How should the controls engineer approach the safety architecture so the machine, so that the design remains as standardized and reusable as possible? Good luck.
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24:48Sneha MahajanGUEST
Yeah, yeah.