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Industrial Companies Move Toward Open Automation Tech

Automation World

ExxonMobil, Intel, and Wood PLC share their experiences with UniversalAutomation.org’s shared source runtime execution engine for interoperable, plug-and-produce automation.

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New enabling technologies from Automate 2025

Robotics Business Review

DETROIT — With more than 40,000 attendees and 800 exhibitors, Automate 2025 this week was a prime place to see and learn about the latest industrial automation. Here are some of the latest enabling technologies for manufacturing and logistics as part of our ongoing Automate coverage.

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Automated Tool Production System Enables Solution for Cylindrical Precision Tooling

Mold Making Technology

Source | United Grinding United Grinding highlights a new feature for WALTER Tool Grinding Machines called the Automated Tool Production (ATP). With this new system, the machines now offer an automation solution for cylindrical precision tools.

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What Manufacturers Need to Know About Software-Defined Automation

Automation World

While this may sound like some untested concept, increasingly familiar technologies and processes, such as virtualization, edge and cloud computing, DevOps and open-source software are all aspects of the movement towards software-defined automation.

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Kinetix 3: The Compact Servo Drive for Small-Scale Automation Operations

DO Supply

The Kinetix 3 series from Allen-Bradley offers compact, high-performance servo drives tailored for small-scale automation operations. Designed for industrial applications, these drives ensure reliable and efficient motor control across a range of power, voltage, and environmental conditions.

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How are Wireless Sensor Networks employed in Industrial Automation

DO Supply

WSNs have several key components: Sensor Nodes A sensor node comprises of a sensing unit (or a transducer) that measures physical parameters, a micro-controller that processes the data, an ADC, a transceiver for wireless communication, and a power source which is usually a battery. This betters systems responsiveness.

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Caron Engineering Automation Solutions Improve Process Control

Modern Machine Shop

Source: Caron Engineering Inc. Caron Engineering showcases its latest technology for automation, tool monitoring and process control. An upcoming automation release, MiConnect Technology, is also on display.