Dematic and Hai Robotics have signed a formal agreement valid across Europe to work together as integration partners in warehousing automation solutions.

Designing machine safety systems is no longer just about meeting regulatory thresholds. The real pressure lies in achieving those requirements while keeping installations compact, cost-effective and straightforward to engineer. ReeR Safety's MOSAIC M1 was developed with exactly this challenge in mind.

French machinery manufacturer S3DEL has used technology from global industrial automation specialist Inovance to create a high performance 5-axis micro machine.

Exhibitors of the leading exhibition automatica look ahead to the coming years with great confidence - despite economic challenges. Expectations for the future economic development of the industry even reached an all-time high in 2025.

The extensive mk conveyor range has been used to provide a compact conveying solution for bulky car body parts through a robot cell.

In this workshop presented at Machine Building Live, Pilz Automation Technology sales manager Jason Reed explores the risks, legislation and real-world solutions, detailing what you need to know to get started on the journey to safe and secure machinery.

Siemens has acquired ASTER Technologies, a privately held market leader in printed circuit board assembly (PCBA) test verification and engineering software.

Schneider Electric reveals its 2026 predictions for the UK's energy transition as it decarbonises its industries, buildings and power grids.

TAG Active, a designer of obstacle course activity games, has been commissioned by Center Parcs to gamify the Adventure Nets at Longleat Forest holiday village. With a format that has been rolled out at venues worldwide, players tag a wristband against an illuminated RFID transponder to score points. At Longleat, Adventure Nets are set high in the trees, so TAG Active's electronics are protected in a durable, rain-proof enclosure from Spelsberg that prevents condensation.

Motion control specialist Aerotech is significantly expanding its capacity at its Furth site. In addition to setting up a state-of-the-art laser laboratory, assembly of controls and drive products will also take place there in future.