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Survey indicates interconnectivity is key
13 July 2026
ROBOTICS AND autonomous production are seen as the automation investments most likely to deliver competitive advantage over the next five years, according to a recent survey from IMI’s Industrial Automation sector.
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Hyundai Motor brings Atlas humanoid robot to FIFA World Cup 2026
06 July 2026
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. [Read More]
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Operational Technology (OT) cyber security has become a critical priority for manufacturers as production environments become increasingly connected and data-driven. From automated machinery and robotics to industrial control systems and smart sensors, modern factories rely on interconnected technologies to maintain efficiency, productivity, and quality. However, this connectivity also increases exposure to cyber threats that can disrupt operations, compromise sensitive data, and impact supply chains.
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