Control Technology Inc.
Robert Peck began their work experience in 1978 as a Systems Programmer at Auburn University. Robert then worked as an RF Design Engineer at Harris Corporation from 1981 to 1983. From 1983 to 1989, they served as Vice President at WT Automation. Following this, they held the position of Director of Product Development at Control Technology Inc. from 1989 to 1995. In 1996, they joined Entergy as the Director of Product Development, and a year later, in 1997, they became the Senior Vice President at Control Technology Inc.
Robert Peck attended Pensacola High School from 1975 to 1977. Robert then pursued a Bachelor's degree in Engineering at Auburn University from 1977 to 1981, where they graduated with a BSEE.
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Control Technology Inc.
Since 1980, Control Technology (CTI) has been an innovator in designing and manufacturing advanced products for process control and factory automation. We started out manufacturing specialty modules for Texas Instruments, Omron, Allen Bradley and Siemens, including the automation market’s first-ever TCP/IP module. Today, we design and manufacture our own line of process control products to equip manufacturers around the globe with superior control systems that are simple to operate, easy to integrate, compatible across successive product generations and unfailingly reliable. We offer a successor programmable automation control system for the TI/Siemens 505® PLC line that is 100% compatible and includes new and improved CPUs, I/O, power supplies, and communication products (w/master Ethernet I/O capability and IEC-61131 programmability) that integrate seamlessly with many manufacturers’ motors, drives, and a wide variety of HMI and SCADA systems. Our recently introduced Janus® PAC remains backwards compatible to 505® Series systems to deliver the ultimate in sustainable business practices but also looks to the future with state-of-the-art programming, communications and capabilities. We are relentless in our pursuit to ensure compatibility across successive generations, to minimize the risk and cost of system modernization and to help customers derive maximum return on investment and the ultimate in sustainability. For more information visit www.controltechnology.com