The logistics industry has been subject to major disruption over the last five years. Here, Dave Walsha, sales and marketing director at drive system supplier EMS, explores how robotics could streamline internal logistics operations.

Fortress Safety has announced a significant upgrade to the connectivity capabilities of it popular tGard range of configurable access and control solutions, which is now compatible with IO-Link Safety. This development offers enhanced connectivity, faster integration, and even more versatility in industrial applications.

Analog Devices says you can now measure multi-turn motion without power or contact thanks to the ADMT4000, which it says is the world's first single chip true-power-on multi-turn position sensor.

Trio Motion Technology has launched Motion-PLC, a new class of machine controller that combines motion, robotics, and logic. Motion-PLC provides Trio's advanced motion control performance with the functionality and simplicity of a PLC to reduce the cost and complexity of machine design.

NORD DRIVESYSTEMS has released a new Windows version of its parameterisation software. Version 3.0 of the NORDCON Windows app offers users additional functions to further facilitate the setup and monitoring of the company's drives.

Andy Graham, solutions manager at SolutionsPT, explores how OEMs can offer new benefits to their customers through HMI choice.

Analog Devices has introduced the ADIN6310, the first in a series of Deterministic Edge Ethernet Switches to address the needs of the industrial network of the future.

With TwinCAT runtime for real-time Linux, Beckhoff is opening up new application possibilities for real-time control. The ability to execute several TwinCAT runtimes on a single industrial PC means users can now combine different system parts on one high-performance computer to streamline programming and diagnostics.

Troy Stehr, Industry Account Manager at Burkert, looks at the challenges facing the printing industry and how new developments can be managed successfully.

Moxa announces the launch of its MPC-3000 Series panel computers. Designed to address the diverse needs of industrial environments, the MPC-3000 panel computers offer a range of screen sizes, a robust feature set, and industry certifications aimed at reliability, durability, and versatility in demanding operating environments.