With the support of Mitsubishi Electric and the engineering firm ATINA, German machine manufacturer BHB Waschanlagen Vertriebs has built a new tram washing system, designed to help save resources for Zurich's public transport operator, Zurcher Verkehrsverbund.

ABB has introduced its Automation Extended program, a strategic evolution of its distributed control systems (DCS), designed to help industries modernise without disruption.

Join the experts at Fortress Safety on 25 Feb and 10:30 for a short, practical webinar that looks at how industrial safety communication has evolved and how safety data is exchanged across today's networks.

Rotor Clip has released a new video providing a comprehensive view into its European Manufacturing Facility in the Czech Republic. Highlighted is the company's capability to support customers across the EU market with products made in Europe for Europe.

At Machine Building Live, Neill Drennan, business development manager at Sprint Electric, discusses the company's new Generis AC drive, which delivers cost-effective and highly reliable AC motor control combined with energy regeneration and low input current harmonics.

Automation specialist Hambi Maschinenbau, part of Terhoeven, has developed a world-first system that automates the cutting, handling, and stacking of heavy reinforcing steel mesh - a task that previously required up to six human operators. By integrating Mitsubishi Electric's drive and control technologies connected via CC-Link IE TSN, Hambi has achieved millimetre-level precision and seamless synchronisation across motion, safety, and vision systems in a single, unified network.

John Crane is marking 50 years since a breakthrough that revolutionised gas compression sealing. In 1976, the introduction of the Type 28 dry gas seal transformed compressor reliability and set a new global benchmark for sealing performance, safety and efficiency.

When it comes to supply chain resilience in the aerospace sector, Karl Brundell, managing director at Carter Manufacturing, says regional presence matters.

Kistler Group and ATS Life Sciences Systems (LSS) have joined forces for a state-of-the-art medical device assembly line. Combining advanced sensor technology from Kistler with a patented digital motion system from ATS LSS, Symphoni platform delivers real-time in-line quality assurance for medical devices, up to 320 parts per minute with 90 percent less tooling and full traceability.