Daniel R. Judd
President & CTO

Arlington Laboratory

Daniel R. Judd received his BS degree in Electrical Engineering with honors and a minor in writing from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

He is a member of the Eta Kappa Nu honor society, is well published and holds three patents -- two for electronic circuits and one dealing with molecular gas flow.

Throughout the '90s and into this century, Mr.Judd served as chairman of the Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International Sensor Bus Subcommittee; and founded and chaired the Open DeviceNet Vendor Association Semiconductor Special Interest Group, both representing hundreds of members worldwide focused on device-level networking for equipment and process control. Mr. Judd is personally responsible for hundreds of pages of technical specifications, industry-specific implementation guidelines and conformance test methods.

Mr. Judd is a principle architect and author of industry standards for: International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC), Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International (SEMI), Open DeviceNet Vendors Association (ODVA), Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE), CC-Link Partners Association (CLPA), Integrated Measurement Association (IMA), Profibus Trade Organization (PTO) and others.

In February of 1993, with a background of over 25 years in industrial measurement and control electronics (serving as design engineer, consulting engineer, chief engineer and vice president engineering) Mr. Judd set out on his own and founded Arlington Laboratory serving today as president and chief technology officer.

Arlington Laboratory was created by combining the expertise of staff with the needs of customers. With virtually no advertising, the longevity of the company's success is rooted in Mr. Judd's philosophy that "With never a dissatisfied customer, our customers will speak for us."