TDK has for the first time won the IEC 1906 Award from the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC), the organisation responsible for establishing and revising international standards in the electrical and electronic technology fields. The IEC 1906 Award is presented to experts who have made significant contributions to standardisation activities in electrical and electronic technology.

Over 80% of a machine's environmental impact is determined at the design stage, making sustainable machine design a critical lever for change. This key statistic is emphasised in a new report from MTC focused on sustainability.

Faced with the inherent complications that come from operating multi-brand automation and production solutions, Artikon Machinery chose to streamline its operation, and turned to Delta.

maxon UK and Ireland is inviting laboratory equipment designers to its stand at the Lab Innovations exhibition to learn about the latest developments in precision drive system technology.

Camozzi Automation has announced the expansion of its industry-recognised training portfolio with the introduction of two new specialist courses: Advanced Pneumatics/Electro-Pneumatics and Safety in Pneumatics/Energy Saving.

Drinks producer ICB Distillers wanted to reduce production costs while maintaining hygiene and product quality. Introducing Burkert's FLOWave flowmeter to provide accurate measurement without media contact, ICB Distillers has been able to minimise product wastage as well as decrease the volume of water required to flush its CIP process.

TTI IP&E - Europe, in collaboration with Schaffner, part of TE Connectivity, announces its joint commitment to support engineers in navigating the impending extended electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) regulations, which will soon apply down to 9kHz.

Visitor registration is now open for Southern Manufacturing and Electronics 2025, the South of England's leading annual exhibition for engineering and electronics professionals.

Machine builders supplying customers in the European Union will already be aware of the Machinery Directive. Its replacement, the Machine Regulation, comes into force in January 2027 and introduces requirements relating to cybersecurity. However, there is another new piece of European legislation that already has implications for machine builders and system integrators, as Derek Coulson, compliance specialist at Hold Tech Files explains.