ICONICS announces its official name change to Mitsubishi Electric Iconics Digital Solutions (MEIDS), marking a bold step in its evolution. Backed by Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, MEIDS continues to lead in SCADA automation, digitalisation and smart, sustainable buildings with expanded resources and global reach.

Mclennan has expanded and strengthened its product range following a new partnership agreement with the USA based motion control component manufacturer Lin Engineering - a subsidiary company of the MOONS' group of high-performance motion control components manufacturers.

NORD DRIVESYSTEMS was founded on 1 April 1965 by G. A. Kuchenmeister and Gunter Schlicht. Since then, the family business has evolved into an important system provider for mechanical and electronic drive technology with more than 4,800 employees worldwide. This year, the drive specialists celebrate their 60th company anniversary.

Thanks to its service agreement with FANUC, The Walsall Wheelbarrow Company is confident that it can reliably deliver the quality craftsmanship that customers have come to expect from this proud British brand.

ABB Robotics will be holding an Open Day at its Milton Keynes Customer Experience Centre on Thursday, 15 May, highlighting the benefits offered by the latest robotic and machine automation technologies.

Delta is highlighting at Hannover Messe 2025 a versatile set of AI-driven smart manufacturing, energy infrastructure and data centre solutions. These include, the award-winning D-Bot series cobots, featuring advanced cognitive capabilities and integration with NVIDIA Omniverse to develop next-generation digital twins.

CDP (formerly Carbon Disclosure Project), a non-profit organisation that holds the world's largest, most comprehensive dataset on environmental action, has selected Nidec Corporation as a 2024 A List Company.

Danfoss Power Solutions has evolved its IoT roadmap for mobile machinery and has partnered with Trackunit and Proemion to offer comprehensive connectivity solutions to original equipment manufacturers and fleet operators.

Siemens and Accenture are significantly advancing their long-standing alliance partnership to help clients reinvent and transform engineering and manufacturing.

Accu, the Huddersfield-based engineering business that supplies 50% of the world's top manufacturers with precision engineering components, will be inspiring the next generation of engineers at the Makers Central event at the NEC in Birmingham from 17-18 May.