Elmo Motion Control Talks About Their Newest Servos
At the core of the Titanium platform is a unique combination of multi-axis control, high computing power, and integrated functional safety, all within an exceptionally small footprint.
With precision and clear vision: robots work autonomously in wire harness manufacturing
Thanks to its intuitive user guidance, MERLIC enables users to get started quickly with developing a machine vision application without requiring in-depth knowledge of programming or image processing. "For innovative companies such as Cellios, time to market is crucial.
From Cable Clutter to Smarter Robot Integration
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For plant teams, the central consideration is straightforward: connectivity should support the robot not only when it is installed, but throughout the years it spends moving, communicating, and producing on the factory floor.
Physical AI in the Real World: Four Requirements for Reliable Robot Manipulation
For physical AI to deliver on its promise, it needs a reliable physical interaction layer: End-of-arm tooling (EOAT) that combines adaptability, sensing and feedback so robots can respond effectively to uncertainty and variation.
Closing the Gap Between Advanced Robotics and AI Research for Real-World Deployment
Cameras, grippers, controllers and application software all need to work together. When those connections are built specifically for one workcell, adapting them to another task or a different product to be manufactured can mean significant rework.
When Robots Learn to See: RaaS and Spatial AI Reach the Factory Floor
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RaaS shifts robotics from a capital expenditure to an operating expense, letting facilities subscribe to fleets of autonomous mobile robots and collaborative arms rather than buy them outright. That model alone has attracted attention.
The 5 Core Ways Plug-and-Play EOAT Solves the High-Mix Challenge
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Standardized hardware, automatic tool changing, unified software, software-defined adaptability and operator-friendly controls can simplify integration while supporting faster production changes.
Humanoid Robots Move From Demonstrations to Deployment
A robot that performs an impressive task once is very different from a system that can execute thousands of cycles, recover from exceptions, coexist with people and integrate with the software and safety architecture already running a facility.
IMTS 2026 - Powering Manufacturing's Next Leap
With U.S. manufacturing orders, output, and productivity rising, IMTS 2026 gives manufacturers a firsthand look at the industrial AI, automation, additive, and digital technologies reshaping production. Check out our Special Coverage of this years event.
Precision, Not Payload: What Robots Actually Need to Work on Electronics Hardware
Automotive plants have had robots for 40 years and integrators on retainer. Many electronics teams don't have that depth yet, and they're being asked to automate more and at a faster pace.
How Most Manufacturers Are Adopting Agentic AI Without A Governance Plan
Most coverage of this research treats the gap as evidence that governance is behind schedule. Fewer accounts explain what closing it actually requires once the AI in question is not summarizing a report but deciding whether a robot should act on what it just detected.
What Robotics and Automation Investment Can't Fix If Your Data Is Still Manual
Plants keep adding automation and robotics without fixing the underlying data foundation. Here's why that gap quietly caps the ROI on every new investment.
Automation and Robotics Will Not Solve Your Workforce Problem. They Will Move It.
While there is real innovation happening, the driver of productivity growth for the near term does not lie in automation. It lies in training and upskilling and it will become an even bigger bottleneck for manufacturers across the automotive and machine-building industries.
Sunrise Robotics Accelerates Automation with AI-powered GoFa™ cobot cells
Sunrise Robotics needs its autonomous cells to perform precise manipulation for high-mix manufacturing, including pick & place, positioning, and machine-tending operations in human-centric environments.
Hand in hand
The integrated machine vision software MVTec MERLIC significantly enhances quality assurance in the assembly process by displaying all relevant information for assembling the component to the production worker, then verifying the process and documenting quality.
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Industrial Robotics - Featured Product
Precision Drive Systems - SuperNova: Precision High-Speed Spindles with Onboard Intelligence
American-Built Precision Without Compromise. The SUPERNOVA spindle from Precision Drive Systems (PDS) represents the next generation of spindle performance—redesigned and assembled in the United States for manufacturers who demand reliability, speed, and intelligent operation. SUPERNOVA isn't just a spindle—it's a smarter approach to uptime, productivity, and long-term value.
Robotics and Automation - Featured Company
PI USA (Physik Instrumente)
PI is a privately held company that designs and manufactures world-class precision motion and automation systems including air bearings, hexapods and piezo drives at locations in North America, Europe, and Asia. The company was founded 5 decades ago and today employs more than 1700 people worldwide. PI's customers are leaders in high-tech industries and research institutes in fields such as photonics, life-sciences, semiconductors and aerospace.
