This document reviews recent developments in technologies used for industrial automation data acquisition and control systems. It discusses how Ethernet, wireless LAN, Wi-Fi, and GPRS have allowed for more advanced connectivity solutions in industrial systems. The paper surveys several studies that have designed data acquisition and control systems using technologies like ARM processors, embedded web servers, and wireless connectivity to monitor and control industrial sensors and devices remotely over IP networks. These systems allow for increased reliability, flexibility, and real-time interaction compared to traditional automation solutions.