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New Ignition Features In Action

Highlights from the Ignition 8.1 Release Trains

56 min video  /  1 minute read View slides
 

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Don Pearson

Chief Strategy Officer

Inductive Automation

Kevin McClusky

Co-Director of Sales Engineering

Inductive Automation

Matthew Raybourn

Sales Engineer

Inductive Automation

Ignition 8.1 was released in late 2020, bringing many exciting new features like Perspective Workstation, Perspective Symbols, Power Chart, and plenty more. Ignition 8.2 will still be in the works for a while, but that doesn't mean that you have to wait long for new features and improvements. The Ignition software development team puts out “release train” updates nearly every month, and each one comes loaded with significant features that are based on user requests.

With the latest Ignition 8.1 release train update (Ignition 8.1.19) just around the corner, now is an excellent time to catch up on some of the latest and greatest features that you might not be using yet. In this webinar, we’ll show you more than 20 of our favorite updates so you can get even more out of Ignition!

  • Visualization improvements to the Perspective Module
  • Updated Designer tools and resources
  • New capabilities in the Gateway
  • Plus feature demos, Q&A, and more
Posted on July 12, 2022

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