JUMO Presents Process Automation Solutions at MEORGA Ludwigshafen

At the MEORGA MSR Special Trade Fair in Ludwigshafen 2026, JUMO will present its latest developments in sensor technology, automation, and digitalization on September 16 at Friedrich-Ebert-Halle, Booth B1. The portfolio covers the demands of modern process engineering plants—ranging from precise data acquisition to intelligent process control—combining high availability with economic operation.

Modular Systems and Single Pair Ethernet Integration
At the center of the exhibition appearance are JUMO's automation systems combined with the new, modular JUMO I/O system. An integrated recording app eliminates the need for separate paperless recorders, allowing direct real-time monitoring and evaluation of critical process parameters within the system, while the program app links complex sequences with minimal programming effort. Additionally, JUMO presents intelligent sensors equipped with Single Pair Ethernet (SPE), transmitting process data directly into cloud and higher-level IT systems without requiring extra gateways. The company's presence is complemented by an expert presentation by Matthias Garbsch on functional safety and plant availability at 3:00 PM in Room B.

Additional Context: Technological Background and Market Dynamics
This section provides technological and market background not explicitly detailed in the original release.

In the process industry, the convergence of Operational Technology (OT) and Information Technology (IT) demands a seamless communication architecture down to the field level. Traditional field devices historically relied on 4–20 mA loops or HART protocols, which are bandwidth-limited and necessitate extra gateways for deep analytics. Single Pair Ethernet (SPE) removes this media break by delivering real-time capable Ethernet connectivity over a single twisted pair of wires, flattening the automation pyramid into an open network architecture. Simultaneously, the functionality of classic switchgear hardware is increasingly shifting toward software-based edge applications. Through the native integration of data logging and sequence control, assembly times are shortened, physical space requirements within control cabinets are drastically reduced, and engineering overhead for commissioning is minimized.

Edited by Lekshman Ramdas, Induportals editor – adapted by AI.

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