2011 - eWON moves to new office premises

2010 - eWON sets its sights on the US market

The US market is the next step in the company’s international growth strategy. In September 2010, eWON opens a US subsidiary under the name eWON Inc. in Pittsburgh, PA. Dominique Blanc is the General Manager of eWON Inc. He has more than 15 years of experience in remote service and automation products.

 

2010 - eWON wins "Trends Business Tour 2010" Innovation Award

 

At the Trends Business Tour 2010, eWON receives Innovation award for its Talk2M remote access solution to machines.

 

2009- Innovation Prize 2009 for Talk2M

The Walloon Region Innovation Prize 2009 is awarded to eWON for Talk2M, a new, smart Web-based method for remote access to machines.

2008 – eWON subsidiary established

 
To facilitate independent business development, the Board of Directors of ACT'L resolves to establish a subsidiary called eWON sa as a public limited company dedicated to the development and marketing of the eWON product line.   

2006 – Talk2M product launch 

To resolve the problem of secure Internet connection set-up, Talk2M, a web-based remote access platform, is launched successfully in 2006. Talk2M provides secure remote access to machines anytime and anywhere by a single click on an Internet interface while enabling simple configuration schemes for IT novices.
      

2004 – eWON connectivity improvement

 
In addition to the initial support for the Modbus RTU/TCP protocol, eWON enhances its PLC connectivity to include the Schneider Uni-Telway / XIP protocol, the Rockwell DF1 / EtherNet/IP protocol, the Siemens MPI / Profibus fieldbus protocol, and the Omron and Mitsubishi PLC protocols.
  

2003 – eWON wins Innovation award for technology

At the Automation Fair in Paris, ACT'L receives the Innovation award for its eWON product line.

2001 - eWON product range launched

Building on its industrial experience and electronics knowledge, ACT'L launches the eWON 4000, an innovative PLC remote access gateway based on Internet communication.

1993 - Engines ON

Two former university assistants, Serge Bassem and Pierre Crokaert, launch ACT'L from scratch as an electronics and industrial engineering company. The projects acquired in the early days already address infrastructure applications (at that time railway and road infrastructure) and the food and drug industry. The projects involve several areas of expertise, including microprocessor-based custom hardware development and system integration using industrial automation building blocks.