Measuring the distance to even tiny targets with extreme precision is no problem for laser photoelectric sensors in the new OMH range from ifm electronic.

ABB Robotics is expanding its education offering with the launch of the IRB 1090. The 1090 industrial education robot, authenticated by the globally recognized education institute STEM.org, is designed to upskill students and provide them with a competitive advantage in securing employment.

Schneider Electric EcoStruxure supports innovation at every level, including with integrated robotics. Now the company has published a new eGuide aimed at helping OEMs unlock the potential of industrial robotics.

Advanced digital tools are changing the service game for machine builders and end-users. The experts at Lenze explain how.

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Pilz is adding two new sensors to its portfolio of safety locking devices – PSENmlock mini for space-critical applications and PSENslock 2 with optimised hygienic design, as well as new versions with stainless steel components.

When a maker of desserts wanted to reliably reduce product losses whilst ensuring that water contamination was kept below the 10% level which risked consumer complaints, it found a solution in Satron’s VOA sensor from Plus Automation.

Procter Machine Safety, a name synonymous with cutting-edge machine guarding and industrial safety solutions, is proud to announce the launch of its redesigned website. This exciting development represents a significant stride in reaffirming the company's commitment to creating safer workplaces and showcasing its unrivalled expertise in machine safety.

Mouser Electronics is now offering the highly anticipated Pi 5 single board computer from Raspberry Pi. Building on the success of the Raspberry Pi 4, the Pi 5 single board computer (SBC) delivers a 2x – 3x increase in CPU performance, a significant uplift in GPU performance, and noticeable improvements to display, camera, and USB interfacing.

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