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.

Schneider Electric has been named a Leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Energy Transition Professional Services 2025 Vendor Assessment.

Mitsubishi Electric UK Automation Systems has launched a new range of Operational Technology (OT) cyber security services in the UK to address growing cyber threats within the manufacturing industry and align with legislation and standards.

Made Smarter is to showcase the power of digital transformation at a flagship Factories of the Future conference at Cranfield University next week.

This year, NORD DRIVESYSTEMS accomplished the comprehensive relaunch of the central myNORD customer portal. The digital self-service solution focuses on an efficient and transparent procurement process. On the way to an innovative and interactive e-commerce platform, the drive experts added further features to the online tool.

The wide range of ATEX-certified products from precision planetary gearbox specialist Apex Dynamics was a deciding factor in the company winning business with UK-based servo and flow control specialist Motec.

When customers tap a screen to choose their favourite chocolates, Roose Automation's 'ChocoMatic' robot arm travels along a linear track, selects each chocolate, and delivers them without human intervention. Behind this playful, hygienic automation lies a clever piece of engineering: the 7th axis from igus.