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PAM03 series photoelectric amplifier suitable for industrial environments

Design World

Carlo Gavazzi Automation, an international electronics group involved in the design, manufacture, and marketing of electronic equipment, has introduced the fourth generation of its photoelectric sensor amplifier. The new PAM03 series photoelectric amplifier was developed in response to customer input and experience with applications in harsh environments over the past forty years.

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Space industry – Uncovering a world of manufacturing potential

Manufacturer's Monthly

Gilmour Space manufactures launch vehicles and satellite buses in its facility on the Gold Coast. Image: Gilmour Space The SIAAs Lisa Vitaris highlights Australias growing space industry and the many untapped opportunities it presents for manufacturers. SIAA Comment Lisa Vitaris, Director, IAC 2025 Sydney, Space Industry Association of Australia There is a world of potential awaiting Australian manufacturing, but most businesses are not even aware of it.

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Palantir and Divergent partner to ‘revolutionize’ on-demand advanced manufacturing

Robotics Automation News

Palantir Technologies and Divergent Technologies have agreed a strategic partnership to provide access to Divergents advanced manufacturing capabilities via Palantirs software platform. The collaboration will bring digitally manufactured parts to Palantirs Warp Speed and Foundry customers on-demand.

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Coping with unpredictability and irrationality – The Goal Tree

Chris Hohmann

In a previous post I shared some general considerations and my thoughts when facing irrational and impetuous decisions that are designed to shake and somewhat disrupt the established order.

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Speeding Robotics Automation with AI

The $53 trillion manufacturing economy in the US is undergoing a major automation paradigm shift due to Artificial Intelligence (AI). Thanks to new practical frameworks, automation projects that were once impossible or inefficient to implement are now being fast-tracked, and robotics automation is becoming increasingly relevant to a growing number of users and scenarios.

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Arrive AI obtains $40M for autonomous deliveries to smart mailboxes

Robotics Business Review

Arrive AI’s founder and CEO, Dan O’Toole, with one of the company’s smart mailboxes. | Source: Arrive AI Arrive AI Inc., an autonomous delivery network anchored by its patented AI-powered Arrive Points, announced last week that it has raised $40 million in funding. The Indianapolis, Ind.-based company’s autonomous last mile (ALM) platform aims to enable secure, efficient delivery to and from a smart mailbox.

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Semiconductor manufacturing faces labor crisis: Can the US train enough workers in time?

Robotics Automation News

By Dr Michael Moats, Missouri S&T Semiconductors power nearly every aspect of modern life cars, smartphones, medical devices and even national defense systems. These tiny but essential components make the information age possible, whether theyre supporting lifesaving hospital equipment or facilitating the latest advances in artificial intelligence.

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HMS Networks report shows growth in industrial ethernet

Automation Mag

May 29, 2025, Halmstad, Sweden HMS Networks has released its annual analysis of the industrial network market, reporting the market experienced a 10-11 per cent decrease of newly installed nodes in 2024. The decrease is primarily attributed to a more challenging economic environment, ongoing uncertainties and excess production capacity in highly automation sectors such as automotive and manufacturing, particularly in Europe.

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REDARC Defence & Space signs agreement surrounding AUKUS

Manufacturer's Monthly

Image: REDARC Defence & Space In a significant move set to bolster the AUKUS defence industrial base, REDARC Defence & Space, Australian-owned manufacturer of robust power solutions for the defence and space industry, has signed a strategic teaming agreement with Projects Unlimited Inc (PUI). PUI is a highly respected U.S.-based aerospace and defense Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) provider.

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Dexterity partners with Sanmina to scale Mech mobile manipulator

Robotics Business Review

Mech is available to Dexteritys industrial and enterprise customers for truck loading, with new software applications scheduled throughout 2025 to extend its capabilities. | Source: Dexterity Dexterity Inc. yesterday announced a strategic partnership with Sanmina Corp., a developer of integrated manufacturing systems. Through this partnership, Dexterity will use Sanminas global production footprint and technology expertise to accelerate the commercialization of its artificial intelligence-driven

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UK braces for future droughts by fast-tracking its first new reservoirs in decades

E&T

The government is fast-tracking the construction of two new reservoirs as part of plans to defend the UKs water supplies from the possibility of climate change-induced droughts.

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The Manufacturing Edge: Five Strategies to Outpace the Competition

The world of manufacturing is evolving—and so must the factories that drive it. This eBook reveals five transformative strategies that can help manufacturers gain a lasting competitive edge. Through insights from aerospace leaders, energy innovators, and the factories of tomorrow, we show how manufacturers are moving beyond traditional approaches. From building smarter, adaptable systems to embracing iterative design and fostering resilient cultures, these strategies are shaping the future of pr

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Beckhoff upgrades industrial PCs with new processor generations and Windows 11

Design World

Since the beginning, PC-based control technology from Beckhoff has benefited from a deliberate convergence of automation and IT standards. Current examples include the use of the latest industry-standard processor generations, high-quality, demand-optimized flash memory, and the long-term availability version of Windows 11. The latest CPU generations include Intel Atom x6 processors, the 11th generation of… The post Beckhoff upgrades industrial PCs with new processor generations and Window

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Walmart Canada partnering with Lufa Farms on food mfg. project

Canadian Manufacturing

Walmart Canada and Lufa Farms launch local produce collaboration in Montreal (CNW Group/Wal-Mart Canada Corp.) MONTREAL — Walmart Canada and Lufa Farms announce that they are now selling hyperlocal produce from Lufa Farms’ hydroponic greenhouse atop the March Central Walmart Supercentre in the store below. This reportedly marks the first time produce from Montreal’s Lufa Farms will be sold through a retailer and the first time Walmart Canada will sell produce from a store’

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2025 WSA National Championships – Letting Australia’s best future tradies shine

Manufacturer's Monthly

Witness live competitions and explore interactive workshops under one roof at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre. Images: WorldSkills Australia The 2025 National Championships & Skills Show highlights Australias top apprentices, trainees, and students who compete to put their talent, precision, and dedication to the test. Ai Group Comment Innes Willox, Chief Executive, Australian Industry Group From the power of welding to the precision of carpentry, the 2025 National Champions

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German Bionic unveils Exia AI-augmented industrial exoskeleton

Robotics Business Review

Exia can help production-line workers avoid repetitive stress. Source: German Bionic German Bionic Inc. today launched Exia, which it claimed is “the world’s first exoskeleton powered end to end by true augmented AI.” The company said its most advanced wearable system yet is designed to meet the demands of virtually any industry. Exia represents a breakthrough in human augmentation, stated Armin G.

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Are You Over-Complicating Your Linear Motion or Leaving It Out Altogether?

As automation continues to evolve, the demand for smarter, more integrated solutions will only grow. The Accuride FULLELECTRIC® is a new approach to powered linear motion that represents the next evolution in system design. By integrating compact electric actuators directly into Accuride's industry leading drawer slides, this approach addresses the pain points of traditional systems while delivering reliable performance.

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5 Ways Marketers Are Using AI to Automate Boring Research Tasks

Robotics Automation News

Lets be honest: when I first started in marketing, I thought Id spend my days dreaming up clever campaigns and analyzing big wins. Instead, I found myself knee-deep in spreadsheets, copy-pasting competitor prices, and sorting through endless customer comments.

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AutomationDirect adds Patlite signal beacons for visual alerts

Design World

AutomationDirect has introduced Patlite industrial signal beacons designed to provide visual alerts for floor personnel. The beacons are offered in three series with various single-color options and feature a Fresnel lens that distributes light evenly across the globe surface, including the top. They are IP23 rated by default and can achieve an IP65 rating with… The post AutomationDirect adds Patlite signal beacons for visual alerts appeared first on Design World.

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BRP says Q1 profit up as company reveals CEO José Boisjoli to retire soon

Canadian Manufacturing

BRP Inc. says its latest quarter delivered a soaring profit, but revenue ticked lower over the same period. The Ski-Doo and Sea-Doo manufacturer says its first-quarter profit amounted to $161 million or $2.19 per diluted share for the quarter ended April 30. The result compared with a profit of $42.5 million or 56 cents per diluted share a year earlier.

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Kleenex revamp rolls to raise bowel cancer awareness

Manufacturer's Monthly

Image: andriano_cz/stock.adobe.com One of the countrys most popular toilet paper brands, Kleenex , is using its loo rolls for the greater good partnering with Bowel Cancer Australia on a nationwide campaign that encourages Aussies to break the taboo and check their poo. A key barrier to early detection of bowel cancer is a lack of symptom awareness in addition to stigma and taboos around checking poo.

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How to Modernize Manufacturing Without Losing Control

Speaker: Andrew Skoog, Founder of MachinistX & President of Hexis Representatives

Manufacturing is evolving, and the right technology can empower—not replace—your workforce. Smart automation and AI-driven software are revolutionizing decision-making, optimizing processes, and improving efficiency. But how do you implement these tools with confidence and ensure they complement human expertise rather than override it? Join industry expert Andrew Skoog as he explores how manufacturers can leverage automation to enhance operations, streamline workflows, and make smarter, data-dri

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How Boston Dynamics’ Atlas humanoid adapts to changing environments

Robotics Business Review

Boston Dynamics published a new video highlighting how its new, electric Atlas humanoid performs tasks in the lab. You can watch the video above. The first thing that hits me from the video is how Atlas showcases its real-time perception. The video shows how Atlas actively registers its frame of reference for the engine covers and all the picking/place locations.

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VES Andover’s Move Toward Sustainable HVAC Manufacturing

Manufacturing Management

The manufacturer of heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) units, VES Andover, is stepping up its sustainability efforts following a major investment in smart automation.

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Keystone adds PCB and SMT fuse holders for PV applications

Design World

Keystone Electronics has expanded its range of PCB and SMT mounted fuse holders to include a series designed for photovoltaic (PV) systems. These new fuse holders are made to fit Solar (SPF) 5AG Midget Fuses (10x38mm). Rated for up to 30 Amps and 500 VDC, these holders, used with SPF fuses, provide a practical way… The post Keystone adds PCB and SMT fuse holders for PV applications appeared first on Design World.

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SailPoint research highlights rapid AI agent adoption, driving urgent need for evolved security

i4.0 today

SailPoint, Inc. (Nasdaq: SAIL), a leader in unified identity security for enterprises, todayreleased a new research report titled AI agents: The new attack surface. A global survey of security, IT professionals and executives. The report highlights an urgent need for improved identity security as AI agents gain widespread adoption. According to the report, 82% of organisations already use AI agents, but only 44% of organisations report having policies in place to secure them.

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Build & Own Scale-Ready Industrial IoT Solution on Flex83 Middleware

Your Industrial IoT software is never ready to scale unless your platform can handle multiple assets at enterprise-level, deploy on any cloud, and provide a modern tech stack for rapid application development with complete IP Ownership, all while reducing cloud operations costs by 90% per connected device. In the technical paper developed with the product team behind Flex83, find how you can build & own your custom IoT platform on the Flex83 Middleware that: Is Scale-ready for 65M+ Connected Ass

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NSW Gov’t engages community for Illawarra Renewable Energy Zone

Manufacturer's Monthly

Image: Nick Brundle/stock.adobe.com The NSW Government has engaged with industry, community and union leaders in Wollongong on its new plans to establish NSWs first urban renewable energy zone (REZ). The REZ is planned to leverage the unique characteristics of the Illawarra region to deliver more affordable and reliable power to NSW homes and businesses.

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Ubitus, MacKay Memorial Hospital co-develop three medical robots

Robotics Business Review

One of the three robots Ubitus developed was a humanoid robot built on NVIDIA Isaac GR00T N1. | Source: Ubitus Ubitus, a NVIDIA Connect member, this week announced that it has collaborated with MacKay Memorial Hospital to develop three AI-powered multi-modal medical robots. The company made the announcement at NVIDIA GTC Taiwan 2025. Tokyo-based Ubitus said NVIDIA technologies played a key role in developing healthcare automation intended to improve patient care and enhance efficiency.

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MassRobotics announces its 2025 Robotics Medal winners and Rising Stars

Robotics Automation News

MassRobotics, a robotics innovation organization, announced its 2025 Robotics Medal and Rising Star recipients at the IEEE ICRA conference in Atlanta. The Robotics Medal is the worlds first major award to recognize the wide-ranging impact of female researchers focusing on the development of robotics around the globe.

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The Canada Infrastructure Bank announces partnership on solar power facility in Duchess, Alta.

Canadian Manufacturing

Aeriel photo of solar panels on a brown field. (CNW Group/Canada Infrastructure Bank) COUNTY OF NEWELL — The Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB), Alberta Indigenous Opportunities Corporation (AIOC), Selkirk Advisory Group Inc. (Selkirk) and Equitable Life of Canada (Equitable Life) are partnering to support Duchess Solar, a 19.8-megawatt solar facility being constructed in Duchess, Alberta, with a combined $48.1 million in financing.

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6 Common Production Scheduling Mistakes Manufacturers Make

Effective shop floor production planning and execution can be challenging. Despite technological advancements and methodologies, many manufacturing production managers still encounter issues that result in late orders, cash flow difficulties, and dissatisfied customers. These challenges can disrupt operations, reduce efficiency, and impact overall profitability.

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WWI wreck off California coast revealed for first time in stunning deep-sea images

E&T

Researchers have used advanced deep-sea imaging technology to provide detailed, high-definition images and video of a First World War submarine lying off the coast of California.

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Tasmania’s defence industry shines in South East Asia

Manufacturer's Monthly

Image: FiledIMAGE/stock.adobe.com Tasmania s defence industry is turning heads in Malaysia as part of the Tasmanian Governments latest international trade mission. A highlight of the Malaysia and Thailand mission to promote Tasmanias defence and advanced manufacturing industries was through the State Governments participation in the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition in Malaysia.

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Executive Growth Movers & Shakers Interview with Chaiitanya Bulusu, SVP & Business Head – Americas, Infinite Uptime

Frost & Sullivan Manufacturing

Frost & Sullivans Sebastin Trolli, Head of Research for Industrial Automation & Software, spoke with Chaiitanya Bulusu, SVP & Business Head Americas at Infinite Uptime, to discuss how the company is transforming industrial manufacturing. With its Production Reliability-as-a- Service (PRaaS) model leveraging PlantOS manufacturing intelligence platform, Infinite Uptime delivers measurable outcomessuch as 99.97% equipment availability and 2% energy savings per ton producedfor heavy ind

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FRABA Group responds to 2024 sales decline with investments and expansion plans

Design World

After a difficult market environment in 2024, the FRABA Group, a manufacturer of sensors for industrial motion control, is planning for future growth through investments in new technologies and business initiatives. The company reported a decrease in sales in 2024, with revenues declining from 46 million in 2023 to 43 million in 2024. Christian Leeser,… The post FRABA Group responds to 2024 sales decline with investments and expansion plans appeared first on Design World.

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Retrofits Are Falling Short: Here’s Why You Need MES + ERP Together

Manufacturing today requires both agility and precision. Traditional ERP systems provide enterprise-wide management but lack real-time execution power needed on the shop floor. ION Factory OS by First Resonance bridges this gap, combining the strengths of ERP and MES for seamless integration. While ERP handles long-term strategic oversight, ION Factory OS delivers real-time production control, ensuring speed, flexibility, and precision.