Aveva Software, LLC

Invensys Systems, Inc.

Schneider Electric Software, LLC

Ivensys Systems, Inc.

Dave Tran

Steven Michael Weinrich

Raju Uthu Kumar

Douglas Paul Kane

John Joseph Krajewski, Iii

Julius Robert Kambach

Robert M Resnick

Madhav Jagannathan

R Christopher Coble

Shailesh Kumar Ishvarlal Patel

Manoranjan Kumar Singh

Robert Christopher Coble

Vinay T Kamath

Abhijit Manushree

Bala Kamesh Sista

Paul W Forney

Rashesh Mody

Elliott Middleton

Vijay Anand

Kimson Q Nguyen

Pramod Thazichayil

Shailesh Kumar Lshvarlal Patel

Christopher R Coble

John Joseph Krajewski Iii

Automated configuration of graphical user interface screens of industrial software applications. An application executing on a computing device utilizes a navigation model representing hierarchies of navigation items to automate placement of graphical components in appropriate locations on the graphical user interface.

Automated graphical user interface configuration

Configuration utilities, such as object wizards, enable automatic configuration of domain-specific assets from object templates based on domain specific options. In an aspect, an application object template library stores a set of previously defined application object templates. The templates each include a superset of options common to a set of related domain objects. A configuration utility is configured for specifying at least one domain-specific option of the superset and creating an application object instance to be included in an application. The application object instance comprising at least one of the application object templates having the specified domain-specific option.

Object configuration utilities

A system for displaying statistical data in a process control environment. A client device connects, via a network, to a historian connection module, and subscribes, via the connection to the historian connection module, to statistical data stored in a historian server module. A historian device receives a connection, by the historian connection module via the network, from the client device, forms a connection between the historian connection module and the historian server module, receives a subscription, by the historian connection module via the network, to statistical data stored in the historian server module from the client device, and stores, by the historian connection module, the received subscription.

Historical summarization in a process control environment

A system manages human machine interface (HMI) applications for industrial control and automation. Software instructions stored on a tangible, non-transitory media and executable by a processor receive data indicative of a manufacturing/process control system being monitored and display a user interface indicative of a status of the manufacturing/process control system being monitored wherein the status is based on the received data.

Human machine interface (HMI) system having elements with alarm border animation

Human-machine interface (HMI) system having process trend visualization (trend pen)

Human machine interface (HMI) system having a symbol wizard creator

A manufacturing/process control system information access provider architecture is disclosed. Manufacturing/process control system data provider flexibility is achieved through a user-configurable manufacturing/process control information portal server that comprises multiple selectable data provides (sources) and/or data types that a particular data provider accommodates. A user configures the portal server to deliver manufacturing/process control information associated with a controlled process environment, such as a food processing plant floor or an oil refinery reactor, to the user via a browser client over the Internet or a corporate intranet. Furthermore, an extensible architecture is provided that enables adding new components to the portal server. Such extensions include new data sources and new data types/handlers. The new architecture enables a user to select particular ones of the available data handlers and then their associated data sources thereby facilitating customizing the configuration of the portal server to the particular needs/interests of the user.

Extensible manufacturing/process control information portal server

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