At Underhall in Gothenburg, Flir will co-exhibit with UE Systems to demonstrate how thermal imaging and airborne/structure-borne ultrasound can be combined into a unified predictive maintenance workflow.

Interroll will showcase its comprehensive range of sortation solutions at IntraLogisteX 2026 at stand 810, underlining its strengthened capabilities following its acquisition of chain-belt sorter start-up Sortteq last year.

From 25-26 March, WEBER-HYDRAULIK will be presenting its axial flow motors for applications with particularly short installation spaces and reduced assembly requirements at Coiltech in Augsburg.

Aging infrastructure does not have to equate to declining efficiency. With the strategic use of advanced polymeric repair composites and protective coatings, hydropower stations can extend asset life, enhance hydraulic performance and increase output, as the experts at Belzona explain.

At MACH 2026, industrial automation experts FANUC UK will host a LIVE on-stand demonstration of an automated drilling cell developed by Airbus and incorporating FANUC robot technology.

A leading manufacturer of mobile cranes has upgraded its stabiliser leg safety system using Contrinex 2-wire inductive sensors, replacing traditional mechanical contacts with a more reliable, maintenance free solution.

WEG has launched Gear ProSelect, a digital tool designed to simplify and standardise the selection, configuration and documentation of gearboxes and gearmotors.

Accu is proud to be a platinum sponsor at the UK's largest 3D printing festival, SMRRF (Sanjay Mortimer RepRap Festival) in Manchester, 7-8 March.

Presented annually at HANNOVER MESSE by Deutsche Messe, the ROBOTICS AWARD honours innovative robot assisted solutions in the fields of automation and logistics. This year's award-winning solution features an advanced robotic kitchen that integrates lightweight, compact industrial robots manufactured by FANUC.

When in 1998 the Royal Opera House in London needed help with a cable management solution for its lighting trusses, it turned to igus. Some 27 years later as part of refurbishment project, the Royal Opera House engineering team needed another novel solution: an energy supply system that had to meet new requirements in terms of load, smooth running and weight. igus was happy to help out again.