Magnetic Sensor Systems (MSS) has released a series of low-cost miniature electromagnets. Their E-66-38 Series Tubular Electromagnets is just 0.38 inches in diameter and 0.66 inches in length. To match the duty cycle and holding force requirements of a specific application, E-66-38 Series Electromagnets are available with16 different windings to select from. Depending on the application, the duty cycle, and the required holding force, the electromagnets in this series can supply up to 26 oz. (7.2 N) of holding force and duty cycles can range from 100 percent (continuously on) to 10 percent.
SEW-Eurodrive has announced the U.S. launch of DriveTag, a customized barcode labeling service engineered to simplify product identification, streamline logistics, and optimize internal material flow for industrial customers.
Pack Expo Las Vegas, one of North America’s most comprehensive packaging and processing events is celebrating a milestone: 2025 marks 30 years since the show’s debut. Today, Pack Expo Las Vegas continues to be a global hub for industry innovation and collaboration. Show producer PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies, has elevated Pack Expo Las Vegas from a regional trade show to a global industry force—expanding its scale, influence, and relevance across international markets. This year, the show spanned over 1 million net square feet, featuring 2,300+ exhibitors.
Stäubli has announced the appointment of Adrien Brouillard as executive president of its Robotics division, effective September 5, 2025. Brouillard has successfully served in the role on an interim basis in recent months and will now lead the division's global strategy and operations.
Rebuilt and redesigned, Fanuc announces the release of Roboguide Version 10, the latest and most advanced iteration of its offline robot programming and simulation software. Designed to enhance efficiency, visualization, and user experience, Roboguide continues to be the go-to solution for companies seeking to streamline automation design and implementation.
The submicron, AU200-50x50 open aperture alignment stage from Optimal Engineering Systems, Inc. (OES) with a 90 mm by 90 mm open aperture is the ideal choice for applications requiring extreme precision such as: semiconductor wafer inspection and handling, laser drilling and machining, testing, scanning, inspection, measurements, optical applications, medical diagnostic devices and instrument assembly, calibration and inspection, 3D printing and alignment.
ABB Robotics’ IRB 1200 high performance small robot family is evolving into a new generation that is faster and more precise, improving productivity and efficiency for a wide range of applications.
Solutions for handling small parts must be compact, cost-effective, and quick to implement. Bosch Rexroth’s space-optimized SMS screw-driven small modules, which are available from stock, now have fully configured drive and connection elements. New high-performance stepping motors with integrated drive controllers significantly shorten commissioning thanks to pre-parameterization, which is carried out without any additional tools using the onboard controller. A multi-Ethernet interface with an EtherCAT communication profile provides the necessary connectivity and with the ctrlX CORE open control platform, Bosch Rexroth also provides users with a suitable control solution as an optio
Quickparts has announced the appointment of two regional presidents as part of a broader strategic initiative to accelerate growth, enhance customer responsiveness, and strengthen its global operations.
ABB Robotics will unveil a powerful lineup of robotic demos at Automate 2025, May 12-15 at Huntington Place in Detroit (Main Booth #2632; Education Pavilion #8614), showcasing its new OmniCore controller — a transformative control platform delivering faster, more precise and more autonomous automation across ABB’s entire robot portfolio.
With ‘physical AI,’ artificial intelligence is moving out of its digital confines to power robotic applications with humanlike perception, creating solutions that can handle variation without prior teaching or programming. Nowhere is that more pronounced than at this year’s Automate show in Chicago, May 6-9, where more than 50 Universal Robots throughout the show floor will demonstrate new capabilities – many of them fueled by AI.
Automation has become a key driver of efficiency and productivity, regardless of industry. Among the most popular automation solutions are automated guided vehicles (AGVs) and autonomous mobile robots (AMRs). While both technologies automate and enhance material handling and reduce manual labor, there are key differences in their functionality, flexibility, and areas of application that set them apart.
IKO is pleased to announce its LT170H2 direct drive linear motor stage for dynamic applications such as semiconductor fabrication which require high thrust forces and long strokes.
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