Following a highly successful showing at Subcon 2025, held at the NEC Birmingham in June, Cross Manufacturing Company has announced increased capacity to produce high-precision machined components.

B&R Industrial Automation managing director, Andy Norcliffe, discusses the company's ACOPOS 6D transport system which uses magnetically levitating shuttles to carry products and materials to processing stations, eliminating mechanical wear, and speeding up transit times.

The new online configurator for system cabling for controllers from Phoenix Contact supports the quick and easy selection of a tailored system cabling solution.

WEG, will exhibit at SPE Offshore Europe from 2-5 September, 2025, at stand 3E64. As one of the most influential events in the offshore energy calendar, the show will provide a platform for WEG to showcase its portfolio of ultra-high-efficiency motors, alongside digital solutions and renewable energy technologies. WEG's presence underscores its continued investment in the offshore sector, combining energy efficiency with innovation.

Nidec Drives is pleased to announce the full integration of Control Techniques Dynamics (CTD) into its operations marking a significant step in unifying the company's servo drive and motor offerings under one strategic umbrella.

Camozzi Automation will return to Machine Building Live on 15 October 2025 at the National Agricultural Exhibition Centre, Stoneleigh Park, bringing a host of new products and live demonstrations to Stand 126.

Eplan, provider of ECAD software and service solutions in the fields of electrical, automation and mechatronic engineering, has been announced as the official Event Partner for the Next Gen Makers Engineering Skills Conference 2025.

At Fachpack from 23-25 September 2025, system provider NORD DRIVESYSTEMS will present industry-specific drive solutions for the packaging industry.

A ripple effect of digital transformation is sweeping through a rural industrial estate where five manufacturers are modernising operations with support from Made Smarter.

A recent automation project employing Contrinex inductive sensors has successfully streamlined the tool-changing process for hydraulic presses involved in the moulding of automobile body parts. This application highlights how the strategic implementation of a single, robust sensor can yield significant improvements in operational efficiency and prevent costly damage to machinery.