Delta will unveil its new Delta D-Bot Robotics Platform at SPS 2025 in Nuremberg, offering scalable, cost-effective and sustainable smart factory automation to global enterprises and SMEs (small to mid-sized enterprises).

HANNOVER MESSE is introducing a new exhibition format - the Defence Production Area - dedicated to state-of-the-art manufacturing technologies for the defence sector.

To optimise its in-house processes, BEEWEN Automation has developed a standardised solution for guiding cables and hoses in its automated small-parts storage systems together with TSUBAKI KABELSCHLEPP.

With the BA space3 twin-spindle high-performance machining centres from Schwabische Werkzeugmaschinen, customers can manufacture components up to three metres long, such as battery housings for electric vehicles. The rotary axes of the swivel carriers require drives that can handle these heavy workpieces. To meet this need, STOBER provided solutions that include robust, compact servo gearboxes.

Rockwell Automation has announced a breakthrough in bringing generative AI directly to the industrial edge. Rockwell is introducing its integration of NVIDIA Nemotron Nano, a purpose-built small language model (SLM) optimised for FactoryTalk Design Studio and other Rockwell product workflows, marking a major step in real-time intelligence for industrial teams.

Farnell has launched The DevKit HQ, a new online resource that brings together evaluation boards, development kits, single board computers (SBCs), tools and technical documents in one place.

Lincolnshire-based automation and electrical engineering specialist Control Freaks has completed a major office relocation and expansion, opening its new headquarters at Holbeach Technology Park.

WEG says it has become the first company in the world to develop its own system, verified by EPD International AB, for issuing Environmental Product Declarations (EPD) for electric motors. WEG has an approved fully pre-verified system for issuing Environmental Product Declarations (EPD) for electric motors.

OTTO was the first company to build an AMR solution capable of transporting heavy loads through factories and operating in robot fleets larger than 100 units, setting a technological milestone in professional service robotics, reports the International Federation of Robotics.

Automation can bolster the UK's sovereign defence capabilities, as Oliver Selby, head of sales at FANUC UK, explains.