Ken Hall Vice President of Architecture and Systems Advanced Technology Rockwell Automation

Kenwood H. Hall is the Vice President of Architecture and Systems Advanced Technology at Rockwell Automation.  He is a Cleveland Native and a graduate of Cleveland State University’s Fenn College of Engineering. Ken has worked in engineering and engineering management in the Cleveland area for a number of companies including Keithley Instruments, Picker X ray, Firestone and Allen-Bradley which is now Rockwell Automation. Ken has led the development of many of Rockwell Automation's large controller systems including the new LOGIX family of integrated controllers. Ken is one of the founding members of the OhioICE consortium, a member of the board for the new third frontier Wright center for Sensor Systems Engineering, a board member of the Cleveland Engineering Society and he has been issued 14 Patents with 50 pending applications. Ken’s current responsibilities are focused on the investigation and application of advanced technologies for industrial automation.