
Agile Robots takes over Idealworks completely
The company has acquired the remaining shares in the BMW Group spin-off and now holds 100 percent of the company.
The company has acquired the remaining shares in the BMW Group spin-off and now holds 100 percent of the company.
Dr. Thomas Reitberger is the new application specialist in IPF's sales department for southern Bavaria and parts of Baden-Württemberg.
The Zimmer Group has established a subsidiary in Ängelholm, Sweden
The founder of Beckhoff Automation is successful with PC-based control systems.
The standards have been considerably extended to take account of technological progress.
Sieb & Meyer enters into a strategic partnership with SKF Magnetic Mechatronics in France.
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The company focuses on the healthcare industry and innovation.
The NEMA President and CEO will Headline SPS Atlanta 2025 with High-Impact Keynote: “Powering the Electric Future”
Connectivity technologies for Industry 4.0 will be presented at the inaugural U.S. edition of SPS, featuring top industry leaders and live demonstrations.
The inaugural SPS – Smart Production Solutions Atlanta starts soon, marking a significant milestone in the evolution of the SPS brand.
The renaming is part of the global consolidation of the Excelitas Group.
The company has appointed Brian O'Connell as its new general manager.
On September 17 and 18, the TKH SpectroNet Collaboration Conference will take place in Zoetermeer, Netherlands.
The company is strengthening its position in force and strain measurement by acquiring Swiss company X-Sensors AG, a specialist in high-precision sensors.
The company celebrates its branch in Taicang as a model of success.
The company has opened a data training center for humanoid robotics in Beijing to accelerate the transition of robots from laboratories to everyday life and industry.
The partnership with Mitutoyo enables Nemera to standardize measurement technology software and hardware at all locations worldwide.
Jumo has received EMAS certification, an important EU environmental management certificate that goes beyond ISO 14001.
New interim CEO Paul Scholten takes over management
Pleora Technologies has appointed Anis Hanna as president
The series of guidelines is intended to become a common technical basis for providers and users of machine vision projects.
The new position paper from the International Federation of Robotics highlights the future of humanoid robots, which are considered the next major innovation in robotics.
Critical Manufacturing, a provider of MES solutions, has acquired Convanit, a company specializing in AI-powered image analysis in high-tech manufacturing.
A mobile microfactory in Pacific Palisades enables houses to be built 70 percent faster and 30 percent cheaper than conventional methods.
As part of the reorganization, Dr.-Ing. Claus Bischoff (CTO) left the company in April and Dr. Achim Degner (CFO) in July.
The location is strategically embedded in the Asia-Pacific sales region.
The computer will use 250 logical qubits and be based on the innovative STAR architecture developed for fault-tolerant quantum computing.
Delta Electronics and JP Industrieanlagen have entered into a partnership. The aim is to provide complete systems tailored to the specific needs of small and medium-sized enterprises.
Edmund Optics is a Gold Sponsor of the third Neuroscience of the Everyday World Conference, taking place July 28–29, 2025, in Boston, Massachusetts, with virtual attendance options available.
In July 2025, Opto opened a new branch office in the United States. Thomas Spieker is the Managing Director of Opto Microscopy Solutions.
Hexagon's manufacturing intelligence division becomes a technology partner for Thales' operations and quality assurance across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
The two measurement technology companies V-Optics and Optocraft will cooperate even more closely in future under the umbrella of Micro-Epsilon. The companies will remain independent.
Realsense, a company specializing in AI-based machine vision, is being spun off from Intel Corporation. At the same time, it has completed another round of financing.