Mouser Electronics broadens its portfolio of solutions designed to support the next generation of industrial automation systems.

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, controls components will also be assembled there in the future.

One of the most advanced bike-fitting studios worldwide is tapping into the benefit of Flir thermal imaging technology to push the boundaries of sports science and biomechanics at all levels of cycling.

PULS announces its participation at IntraLogisteX in Birmingham, where it will showcase its expanding range of decentralised field power supplies for intralogistics and material handling, and demonstrate its industrial wireless charging solutions for mobile robotics.

Danube Dynamics and Aspock Systems automate complex lamp inspections using adaptive AI and IDS industrial cameras to ensure accuracy, flexibility and full traceability under real production conditions.

Accu is combining football and robotics in a bid to engage with a wider audience and demonstrate innovation, engineering and advanced manufacturing at this year's Make UK National Manufacturing Conference 2026.

January 2027 may feel like a long way off, but not when you need to change the way you CE mark machinery. With less than a year until the new Machinery Regulation 2023/1230 supersedes the Machinery Directive 2026/42/EC, and no transition period, machine builders must get ready, as Derek Coulson, compliance specialist at Hold Tech Files explains.

Southeastern Railway has selected TEROSON MS 9320 SF from Henkel as its adhesive solution for train flooring maintenance, citing outstanding adhesion, sealing capabilities and ease of use.

At Machine Building Live, Beckhoff business development manager Bradley McEwan discusses the company's new MX system, providing an IP67-rated, cabinet-free automation solution.

maxon is inviting engineers to Drive Technology Insight 2026, the advanced technical forum designed to elevate expertise in DC drive systems. The free-to-attend event is taking place Wednesday 20 May 9am to 3.30pm at the British Motor Museum, Warwickshire and will feature educational tech talks that deal with real-world drive system challenges, alongside one-to-one engineering discussions.