Highlights

Fameccannica
Automated sorting robot from Fameccanica
Manufacturers are evaluating robotics and advanced technologies to synergize human expertise and decision-making with the precision, strength and repeatability of robots in performing...
Teradyne Robotics
UR’s AI Accelerator
Anders Billesø Beck, VP of innovation and strategy at UR (Universal Robots), discusses five AI-powered robotic applications that use physical intelligence models to interact with...
Anello Photonics
Q&A: Dr. Mario Paniccia
Dr. Mario Paniccia, CEO and co-founder of Anello Photonics, discusses the scope of applications in optical gyroscope technology, specifically when combined with an AI-based sensor...
ABB
A cobot welding system from ABB was developed by Cooper in conjunction with Lincoln Electric. It features a teach pendant interface with a built-in welding library.
Fast, precise, consistent, safe—it’s no wonder automated welding is growing. Here’s a look at current technologies and new capabilities.
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IoT Industry 4.0 concept
To make robotics implementations successful, companies should outline the critical elements that lead to success. Here’s how to define and measure ROI of robotic investments. ...
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Industry 4.0 concept
AI dominated the conversation at Automate 2025 this week and, unsurprisingly, our editors have a few thoughts on the subject.
Sharon Spielman
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A vast inventory and collaboration with top manufacturers to accelerate industrial automation products were on display at this year’s automation event.
Pilz
Pilz welcome banner
Ingenuity, efficiency and safety were core design characteristics of three new products displayed at Automate 2025.
Cattron
The XBMCU
This machine control unit relies on encrypted RF communication instead of Wi-Fi. The result is seamless, interoperable communication across a range of standards and contributes...