The CAN community welcomes its new members. Read more

In 2020, CiA merged its CWT (CiA’s Weekly Telegraph) and CIM (CAN Info Mail) email services. Read more

At the end of a year, anything calms down. This is the time to lean back and to review what has been achieved. Read more

The CAN community welcomes its new members. Read more

CiA shows on its SPS 2019 stand the migration from classic CANopen to CANopen FD. Additionally, several members exhibit classic CANopen products. Read more

CANopen, Devicenet, and J1939 were introduced in 1994. All three CAN-based application layers are still in use and are implemented by many companies. Read more

As the leading trade event for Industry 4.0 in Asia-Pacific, the Industrial Transformation Asia-Pacific (ITAP) will be the engaging and inclusive... Read more

CiA has scheduled several CAN technology days in Canada, Japan, and in United States of America. Read more

CiA has scheduled three CAN technology days in North America. Additionally, CiA organizes in-house seminars and company visits. Read more

Version 4.1 of the CiA 406 CANopen encoder profile has been released. Read more

CiA, the international users and manufacturers group for CAN, will organize the 17^th iCC in Baden‑Baden (DE), March 17 - 18, 2020. Read more

Part 1 (PDO specification) and part 2 (load cells) originally published in 2015 have been updated marginally. Read more

The CiA 416 CANopen application profile for door control is under review. It has been implemented in many rotating and sliding doors as well as gates.... Read more

CiA has scheduled a CAN technology day in Krakow (Poland). The event is intended to discuss latest trends and developments in CAN-based networking as... Read more

Several companies, including Bosch, showed in Las Vegas concept vehicles of autonomous electrical-powered shuttles. Read more

In Las Vegas, several companies promoted their cyber security solutions. NXP presented its secure CAN transceiver. Read more