Industrial Automation stories
Partners in five launch markets will gain access to KUKA's autonomous mobile robots as TD SYNNEX pushes into industrial automation.
Industrial operators could soon detect faults and cyber risks faster as Schneider Electric, NVIDIA and HPE move AI closer to plant data.
Yet manufacturers are using only about 45% of the data they collect, slowing efforts to turn AI pilot projects into wider operational gains.
The new meter is aimed at plants needing faster gas monitoring, with colour touchscreen controls and digital links for industrial systems.
The cash will fund expansion of Syncrowin's AI software for energy and manufacturing, as operators seek better reliability and output.
Enterprises building robots are being pushed to judge systems by timing, safety and reliability rather than peak compute alone.
Manufacturers may gain faster engineering and maintenance work as Rockwell links AI agents, workflows and industrial software in one platform.
The upgraded site will double production capacity and cut maintenance costs by 30% as Europe races to secure more sovereign computing power.
Mining operators could get tighter control of power and production under a new collaboration aimed at cutting costs and emissions at large sites.
Manufacturers face tighter compliance pressure as the new platform maps vulnerabilities to specific devices, components and SBOMs for quicker remediation.
The smaller controller is designed to help machine builders fit more safety and cybersecurity functions into tighter panels as systems grow more complex.
Rising attacks on connected factories are pushing regulators to require proof of security from shipment through service, Rockwell says.
The pilot will link sales, production and logistics data, giving CAS real-time visibility across orders and deliveries as it tests an AI operating layer.
The update aims to cut manual verification work for teams building software-defined products, with new testing and inspection tools added.
Indoor coverage and user experience are set to depend more on Wi-Fi as the alliance pushes for it to be built into 6G standards from the outset.
The move could help heavy industry keep sensitive plant data on site while lowering cloud AI costs and speeding responses to faults.
The centre will give organisations independent checks on autonomous systems before rollout, as safety and cyber risks draw tighter scrutiny.
The funding will help Evos expand autonomous operators across manufacturing and freight, after it passed USD $1 million in annual revenue within four weeks.
Customers are quoting 30% more jobs and cutting turnaround times by over 55% as Forgepoint's AI tool gains traction in manufacturing.
The new software is already in use at more than 200 sites, aiming to cut costly outages by linking robot inspections directly to maintenance systems.