Inductive Automation Blog

One of the core philosophies behind Ignition is breaking down barriers to connectivity and interoperability. Consequently, part of Inductive Automation’s mission is to enable Ignition ...

Last month, during the ICC 2023 Technical Keynote, Carl Gould and Colby Clegg teased some upcoming Ignition 8.1 features, but they didn’t say how long we’d have to wait. Well, it turns...

Ignition 8.1.32 delivers new scripting functions and acceptable values for the BACnet Driver, some guidance for parsing script functions and docstrings, and more.

Ignition 8.1.31 delivers some additions to the Mitsubishi Driver, a big improvement to redundancy conflict resolution, faster load times for Perspective, and more.

Ignition 8.1.29 delivers nimble improvements to security when canceling scripts, new data types for the Siemens S7 driver, quality-of-life updates for Perspective, and more.

Ignition 8.1.28 is traveling in style, delivering a cross-continental bounty that includes the much-anticipated Mitsubishi driver, an overhauled Vision Touchscreen Keyboard, “OR” suppo...

Ignition 8.1.27 brings plenty of delectable improvements to the platform, including increased OPC UA write flexibility, Open ID Connect request options, new web properties for the Desi...

Ignition 8.1.26 delivers a cornucopia of new updates, including a myriad of Perspective quality-of-life improvements, an extensive update to the Project Browser, and much more. ...

Ignition 8.1.25 wines and dines you with a romantic meal of new features including long-awaited IEC 61850 support, live diagrams from the Gateway Network status page, custom right-clic...

New year, new features! The release train’s resolution is to add even more functionality and features to Ignition than it did last year. Based on what Ignition 8.1.24 is delivering, it...