January 2021
Process Control, Instrumentation and Automation
How to support condition monitoring with wireless instrumentation networks
When WirelessHART first hit the market in 2008, most of the native devices using it were process measurement instruments.
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The Author
Cureton, A. - Emerson, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Andrew Cureton has been a Product Manager for Emerson’s Pervasive Sensing applications for 4 yr and has been its go-to technical expert for the support of hundreds of wireless deployments in North America. His background includes quality engineering, computer networks and data analytics. Mr. Cureton earned a BS degree in industrial engineering from the University of Minnesota.
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