Krzysztof Kubosz looks at three major trends shaping the future of industrial data management

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Bodo Philipp explores how automotive and aerospace manufacturers can turn AI investment into measurable, scalable business value through a structured five-stage approach

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As automation systems become more demanding, cable specification is under increasing pressure. Getting the right cable for the application can help ensure predictable performance over the long term, as Mark Froggatt explains

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DAVID CULLERN explores the growing need for MRO expertise and offers insight into the vital role of digital capabilities and how the right supplier partnerships can help bridge the gap

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IF A standard enclosure doesn't meet application needs, customisation can accommodate requirements without compromising on protection, explains Chris Lloyd

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NVIDIA’A NEW robotics safety system is a welcome step for an industry that has under-invested in safety. It also points to a harder problem that human-shaped machines have yet to solve: what happens when a component fails. David Brandt reports

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KARL WALKER explains why right-sizing automation can reduce costs and provide a stronger foundation for future growth

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RS UK and Ireland, part of RS Group plc, has today published a new white paper highlighting that many UK data centre operators could be exposing themselves to unnecessary operational risk by underestimating the importance of MRO supply chain strategy.

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GENERATIVE BIONICS, an Italian deep tech company developing humanoid robots for industrial applications, has unveiled Gene.01, a fully functional, sensorised humanoid robot platform designed to work safely and intuitively alongside people.

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SEVEN UK start-ups have joined the European Space Agency Business Incubation Centre UK (ESA BIC UK), to develop technologies that address industrial challenges and deliver practical benefits in space and on Earth.

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MITSUBISHI MOTORS Corporation and Highlanders, Inc., a startup originating from the University of Tokyo, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate in establishing a new industrial foundation where humans and robots work together.

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THE KEY to building trust in AI is rooted in education, information and transparency. Here, we debunk some of the most common myths surrounding AI and automation…

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RS UK and Ireland is celebrating the success of UK teams it supported in Formula Student, Europe's most established educational motorsport engineering competition, which took place at Silverstone recently.

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At Automation Fair, futurist Anat Baron explored how to foster a culture of innovation that maximises the strengths of both human expertise and artificial intelligence. Charlotte Stonestreet was there

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GLOBAL PROVIDER of electrical interconnection, automation and interface technology, WAGO is celebrating its 75th anniversary of providing engineering innovation and trusted connections.

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EMERSON HAS helped Rompetrol Rafinare reduce distributed control system (DCS) alarm volumes by more than 95% using DeltaV AgileOps operations management software at its Petromidia refinery in Navodari, Romania.

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DAVID STRAIN explores how a scientific approach to gear forces and contact mechanics can reduce energy use and extend equipment life while helping operators cut emissions from existing machinery.

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HYUNDAI MOTOR Company integrated Atlas, an advanced humanoid robot developed by Boston Dynamics, into FIFA World Cup 2026 during the Round of 16 match at New York/New Jersey Stadium. As the Official Robotics Partner of the tournament, Hyundai Motor delivered the first-ever robotics-powered halftime activation on football's biggest stage, bringing advanced robotics technology to a live global audience.

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ACHIEVING THE best automation solution is not always about selecting the newest technology. In many cases, significant performance gains and cost savings can be achieved by choosing the most appropriate sensor technology for the application, as Mark Weymouth points out

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MARTIN WEGROSTEK looks at why passkeys are becoming essential for manufacturing and engineering.

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