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DEEP Robotics launches new robot to navigate ‘complex industrial environments’

Robotics Automation News

DEEP Robotics has unveiled the LYNX M20, a medium-sized wheel-legged robot designed for industrial inspection and emergency operations in unstructured environments. Combining the terrain agility of legged robots with the speed of wheeled systems, the LYNX M20 aims to modernise inspection tasks in sectors like power distribution, utilities, and urban safety.

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FCC to invest $2B in agriculture and food industry

Canadian Manufacturing

REGINA Farm Credit Canada (FCC) has committed to investing $2 billion by 2030 to advance agtech innovation in Canada’s agriculture and food industry. Farm Credit Canada says that this will direct more investment into innovative devices, instrumentation, research, and methodologies designed to improve efficiency, productivity, and sustainability.

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Chery Auto installs 98 robots from ForwardX into its final assembly workshop

Robotics Automation News

Building on its successful collaboration at the Super One Factory, Chery Automobile, one of Chinas largest brands in the automobile industry, has again partnered with ForwardX Robotics, a vision-based AMR provider, to install 98 autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) at its Kaifeng Factorys final automobile assembly workshop.

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Industrial Strategy can multiply trade and investment

SMMT

A challenging start to the year for UK automotive manufacturers continued into April, with the latest SMMT data out this week showing vehicle output at a 70-year low for the month. The performance is a reflection of an industry undergoing immense transformation amid strong global headwinds. For the car sector, weak demand in key markets and model changeovers have constrained production, while lower CV output follows plant consolidation and normalising demand following major post-pandemic investm

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Why Smart Factories Are the Only Path to Successful Onshoring

The golden age of offshoring is over, and simply bringing production home isn’t enough. This eBook breaks down why smart factories are the essential path to successful onshoring in a volatile global economy. You'll explore a shift from nostalgia to reinvention: how digital-first systems, real-time feedback loops, and empowered frontline teams make onshore production faster, more adaptive, and more resilient.

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UBQ Materials launches new ‘sustainable’ plastics range made from household waste

Robotics Automation News

Materials science company UBQ Materials has launched UBQ Masterbatch its new product portfolio that the company says is set to transform manufacturing and supply chains because the technology turns household waste into plastic.

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Middlesex University's Boosts Skills with Digital Degree Apprenticeship Programme

Manufacturing Management

Middlesex University launched its digital degree apprenticeship programmes, to address the growing employer demand for digital skills across the Southeast.

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Azbee Awards recognizes FMA Communications’ social media efforts

The Fabricator

The Fabricators LinkedIn feed recognized as one of the top three in business-to-business journalism.

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How Suntory Group and Towing are Transforming Agriculture with Biochar

Manufacturing Management

Suntory Group and TOWING, a green AgriTech startup, have launched a joint pilot program to explore the potential of high-performance biochar*1 produced from manufacturing byproducts in Suntory Groups supply chain.

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The many useful results CAD can deliver

The Fabricator

CAD guru Gerald Davis discusses various deliverables in CAD and the chain of effort required to produce them.

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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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Benchmarking Membrane Innovation: How Global Leaders are Redefining Water Resilience

Frost & Sullivan Manufacturing

Climate urgency, resource scarcity, and industrial reuse pressures are converging to reshape the global water treatment landscape. In this dynamic environment, top innovators such as DuPont, Veolia, ZwitterCo, Cembrane, and Memsift are leading the charge, pushing the boundaries of membrane technology to enable smarter, more sustainable solutions. According to Frost & Sullivans latest Frost Radar: Water and Wastewater Treatment Membrane Solutions, 2025 , the membrane market is set to reach $2

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Comau to collaborate with multiple companies to develop on-demand manufacturing

Robotics Automation News

Comau has agreed to collaborate with multiple industry-leading companies, at an international level, addressing the need for affordable automation to drive advanced on-demand manufacturing applications. The collaborations are aimed at numerous sectors, from automotive, naval and aerospace to energy, microfactories, mold & tooling, construction and beyond.

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How Smart Manufacturing Is Redefining Industrial Transformation

Frost & Sullivan Manufacturing

What if your machines could talk, flag issues before breakdowns, adapt to shifting demand, and deliver defect-free products autonomously? This is the reality of smart manufacturing, where AI, real-time data, and automation come together to drive the next wave of industrial innovation. Frost & Sullivans recent Growth Webinar, Growth Opportunities in Global Manufacturing: Leveraging Smart Machines for the Future of Manufacturing, featured actionable insights from digital transformation leaders

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How the University of Bath is Changing Engineering

Manufacturing Management

Rockets, artificial hearts, a Mars rover and vehicles including boats, jet-powered aircraft, cars and motorcycles were among the creations on display at the University of Baths 60th Engineering Design and Project Exhibition yesterday.

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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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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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100 XCMG autonomous mining trucks begin operating in Inner Mongolia

Robotics Business Review

XCMG has delivered 100 autonomous mining trucks, which have begun operating at the Huaneng Yimin Mine. Source: PRNewsfoto/XCMG Machinery Mining is one industry that has embraced autonomous vehicles. Xuzhou Construction Machinery Group Co., or XCMG, this week announced that it has delivered 100 all-electric uncrewed mining trucks to the Huaneng Yimin Open-Pit Coal Mine in Inner Mongolia, China.

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New Gates hydraulic hose assemblies added by AutomationDirect

Design World

AutomationDirect has added new Gates hydraulic hose assemblies from Royal Brass & Hose. These hose assemblies eliminate the need to cut and terminate hydraulic hoses on-site and are offered in the ProFlex or MXT series. The ProFlex series features a compact construction with a smaller outer diameter, allowing them to flex with less force. This… The post New Gates hydraulic hose assemblies added by AutomationDirect appeared first on Design World.

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Recycled glass and construction waste turned into high-performance cement – study

E&T

Researchers in Japan have created a cement-free soil solidifier from recycled glass and construction waste, reducing landfill and carbon emissions.

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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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Industry experts share their outlook on the future of AMRs

Robotics Business Review

AMRs may not be new technology anymore, but they can still become more capable, say experts. Source: Adobe Stock Not long ago, autonomous mobile robots, or AMRs, were considered cutting-edge, untested technology. Now, they’re among the fastest-growing types of robots. In 2023, the mobile robot market grew by 27% to reach $4.5 billion globally, according to Interact Analysis.

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Solar Atmospheres of Michigan Expands Heat Treating Capabilities with New Air Tempering and Cryogenic Equipment

Fabricating & Metal Work

Solar Atmospheres of Michigan Inc., a trusted leader in vacuum heat treating services, has expanded its capabilities by installing new air tempering and cryogenic equipment at its Chesterfield facility. This investment enhances precision and flexibility in thermal processing. As a result, the company can serve more industries with improved quality. The new equipment includes a car-bottom air furnace measuring 66 wide 4 high 14 long.

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FRABA sees decrease in revenue for 2024, projecting healthy growth in 2025

Automation Mag

May 30, 2025, Hamilton, N.J. The FRABA Group, a manufacturer of sensors for industrial motion control applications, experienced a slight reduction of sales in 2024 but is positioning itself for future growth with investments in new technologies and business ventures. Revenues dropped to 43 from 46 million in 2023, with Christian Leeser, chief executive officer and majority shareholder explaining in a press release, We saw a significant sales increase in 2023 as customers re-filled inventories a

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How AI is Changing the Way We Test Software

Robotics Automation News

Software testing is a critical phase in the SDLC cycle across any domain, especially in the robotics and automation industry to ensure the performance, quality, reliability and usability of the software. Over time as these systems have become more sophisticated conventional testing strategies have failed to keep up.

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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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Digital Technology Internship Programme by Made Smarter: Powering Innovation in Manufacturing

Manufacturing Management

Made Smarter, the movement to help SME manufacturers adopt digital technologies, has launched the second phase of its highly successful Digital Technology Internship programme to tackle mounting digital skills shortages in the sector and accelerate innovation.

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Cloud-based CAD Platform Brings Agile Collaboration to Plastics Processors and Tool Makers

Plastics Today

Real-time collaboration eliminates version control concerns, and a secure sharing protocol protects intellectual property while accelerating design feedback.

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Comau Collaborates with Multiple Players in Additive Manufacturing Applications to Expand into New Market Sectors

Manufacturing Tomorrow

-Comau has defined several collaborations aimed at combining digital additive manufacturing and automation to open new market segments that need of affordable and easy-to-use advanced automation -Through these collaborations Comaus customers will be able to print parts on demand with consistent, repeatable results, allowing them to optimize material usage, reduce waste, and improve overall production efficiency -Leveraging the respective competencies and technologies, Comau and its partners bene

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Wisconsin Molder Shutting Down Plant

Plastics Today

The closure will affect 28 employees.

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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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Record-breaking ICRA 2025 highlights robotics breakthroughs and top research awards

Robotics Automation News

The 2025 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA) concluded on 23 May in Atlanta with a record 7,006 attendees and 2,107 technical presentations across 326 sessions. Held at the Georgia World Congress Center, the event showcased cutting-edge robotics research, including award-winning papers, demonstrations, and editorial contributions.

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First robot boxing match; Persona AI developing industrial humanoid

Robotics Business Review

The Robot Report Podcast Persona AI developing industrial humanoid In Episode 198 of The Robot Report Podcast, our guest is Nicolaus Radford, co-founder and CEO of Persona AI. The company said it is commercializing a multi-purpose humanoid to personify AI, enabling the next wave in robotics. No longer are robots confined to the factory floor performing pick-and-place, welding, or painting.

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ACSESS announces Staffing for Canada Week in recognition of the job placement industry

Canadian Manufacturing

Staffing for Canada Week (CNW Group/ACSESS – Association of Canadian Search, Employment and Staffing Services) MISSISSAUGA — From June 1 – 7, the Association of Canadian Search, Employment & Staffing Services (ACSESS) and its 1,500 member offices celebrate Staffing for Canada Week. This week recognizes the reportedly $22 billion industry’s employees, who annually place job seekers, and will play a role in Canada’s transformation to a more interconnected economy

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