Rockwell Automation is expanding its Advanced Technology team by opening a new research lab in Prague, Czech Republic. The purpose of the Advanced Technology team is to not only help Rockwell deliver new products and services, but to advance the entire automation industry.

ABB has been selected by GreenIron, an innovative Swedish company working in the mining and metals industries with its patented materials reduction technology, to provide automation and control system solutions for a first commercial facility in Sandviken, Sweden.

With its constant determination to make people's work easier and thus increase efficiency, Festo has shaped an entire era of industrial production, and is now celebrating its 100th anniversary.

Siemens has been named a Leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Manufacturing Execution Systems 2024–2025 Vendor Assessment - a report which evaluates software providers in the MES market serving the manufacturing industry.

When Tronosjet Manufacturing wanted to boost its additive manufacturing (AM) capabilities and achieve regulatory compliance for its metallic aerospace parts, it turned to global engineering technologies company Renishaw for support.

Paragon Rapid Technologies manufactures a wide variety of precision-engineered parts using a variety of CNC and 3D printing techniques. When the company needed to replace its ageing on-site nitrogen generator with a new model that would be more efficient and achieve the high purity required in its selective laser sintering process, it turned to Atlas Copco.

Schneider Electric has been named the World's Most Sustainable Corporation 2025 by Corporate Knights and is the only company to rank first in the Global 100 twice.

To speed up an end-of-line packaging station, a manufacturer wanted a simple and affordable measurement system to establish the height of incoming boxes. It turned to Contrinex.

Farnell's new interview series, "Top Tech Voices" asks author, futurologist and techno-optimist Professor Dominik Boesl: What does a future of robotics and automation working alongside human beings actually look like?