FANUC UK has revealed the six teams of young people who have made it to the final of the WorldSkills UK Industrial Robotics competition, taking place in Wales this November.

On 15 October 2025, the National Agricultural Exhibition Centre in Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire, plays host to MachineBuilding.Live, the UK’s only event staged exclusively for machine builders, systems integrators and OEMs. Well over 100 exhibitors, all leaders in their particular fields, will bring you a comprehensive overview of all aspects of our industry.

Essentra Components has continued its commitment to sustainability by completing the installation of solar panels at its manufacturing site in Ningbo, China.

The machinery safety landscape is ever evolving bringing with it a raft of changes to current legislation to cope with issues such as increasing digitisation and flexibility requirements. Speaking at MachineBuilding.North, Pilz machinery safety specialist Alex Bryce summarises the changes.

Interroll is the proud winner of the IFOY Award 2025 in the 'Special of the Year' category. The award ceremony took place on July 3rd at the digital art centre 'Phoenix des Lumieres' in Dortmund, where Interroll was able to prevail with the MCP PLAY solution in front of a renowned jury.

Robots are giving growing e-commerce businesses the opportunity to sort orders in a highly efficient and scalable manner. This is certainly the case for K-Parts, a leading online supplier of scooter, moped, motorbike and bicycle parts, which is using Prime Vision robots to accelerate its warehouse logistics at Harderwijk in the Netherlands.

Bulgin is supporting marine sustainability by partnering with SeaGrown, a pioneering aquaculture company based in Scarborough, UK. Bulgin will take part in SeaGrown's new environmental, social and governance (ESG) programme - which gives businesses the chance to fund their own kelp-growing 'seaweed tree' - as the first company in the scheme to sponsor its own unit, helping to boost biodiversity and support carbon capture in the North Sea.

An AI-driven solution using industrial cameras from IDS Imaging Development Systems is providing a means to meet international ferry regulations while streamlining boarding and enhancing transport data accuracy.