open automation platform

The open automation platform tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about software-defined, vendor-neutral industrial control systems. Recent content highlights Schneider Electric and Microsoft's collaboration on an open automation platform for green hydrogen production, demonstrating how AI and open standards can reduce costs, improve stability, and replace proprietary control systems. The tag focuses on the shift from closed, hardware-dependent automation to flexible, software-defined architectures in industrial settings, with an emphasis on real-world applications where reliability and efficiency are critical.