The WITTENSTEIN group has unveiled its new global website - a platform that delivers a clear, cohesive and internationally consistent presentation of the group's full portfolio, designed to better support customers at every stage of their decision making process.

As manufacturers face increasing demands for speed, precision and reliability, Rollon will showcase how engineered motion systems are solving key industrial automation challenges at Advanced Factories, drawing on recent projects involving heavy robotic handling, high-speed palletising and battery cell production.

An Ensenso 3D camera from IDS integrated into an automated process chain ensures accurate detection and alignment of drilling positions in aircraft cabin assembly.

Flir announces that the Flir Si1 LD acoustic imaging camera has been named "Product of the Year 2026" in the Measurement Technology category by the respected German industry publication Computer & Automation.

Leading engineering distributor R. A. Rodriguez (UK) has expanded its linear technology offering by partnering with Thomson Industries (a Regal Rexnord Brand). Thomson specialises in linear motion technology, including ball screws, electric linear actuators and guide rails.

Mouser Electronics is continuing its sponsorship of FIRST Robotics Competition, which inspires innovation and fosters well-rounded skills in tens of thousands of young people around the world every year.

At Interpack 2026, Lenze will demonstrate how increasing complexity in packaging machinery can be mastered with well-engineered drive solutions, intelligent electrification, and engineering tools that place speed and simplicity at the forefront.

Chevron Phillips Chemical's pursuit to build not just the largest, but the safest ethylene and polyethylene facilities in the world led it to safety management specialist SIS-TECH.

Schneider Electric spotlighted new milestones in its strategic collaboration with Microsoft at Hannover Messe, demonstrating how their combined technologies are enabling manufacturers to modernise operations, accelerate engineering, and strengthen resiliency.

Siemens and Humanoid have announced a landmark milestone in the journey to bring physical AI from vision to industrial reality. Humanoid's HMND 01 wheeled Alpha humanoid robot, built using the NVIDIA physical AI stack, has been successfully tested in operations at Siemens' electronics factory in Erlangen, Germany, performing autonomous logistics tasks.