newsWHILE IT’S been over 12 years since Contrinex launched its Weld-immune inductive sensors with exceptional suppression circuitry, it has consistently introduced new products to expand its offering and address more applications.
newsSICK HAS released the W12NextGen range of photoelectric sensors with enhanced detection capabilities, delivering intelligent usability even in harsh conditions.
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newsTHE INSTRUMENTATION Products Division Europe (IPDE) of Parker Hannifin, the global leader in motion and control technologies, announces the launch of its Cryogenic Proportional Relief Valves, designed to safeguard hydrogen storage tanks and other group 1 gas systems, including cryogenic setups, while enhancing operational efficiency.
newsIn high-speed confectionery production, precision labelling is vital for quality, traceability and efficiency. As manufacturers look to eliminate errors and downtime, smart sensing and automated inspection systems are essential
newsLEUZE ROUNDS off its laser scanner portfolio with the new ROD 100 series switching devices, complementing the ROD 300 and ROD 500 series measuring laser scanners. These detect objects precisely and are ideally suited for collision protection and load position checking tasks.
newsRising complexity in process industries is driving demand for digitalisation at the field level, enabling safer operations, real-time insights and more efficient management of assets and resources
articleFrom lightweight grippers to on-demand spare parts, 3D printing is transforming robotics and automation. By enabling rapid prototyping, customised designs, and reduced production costs, additive manufacturing is helping manufacturers boost agility, minimise downtime, and unlock new efficiencies, says Nick Dinges
newsMATERIALS DESTINED for space exploration encounter conditions even harsher than those faced in aviation. Extreme thermal cycling, high levels of radiation and the vacuum of space all present challenges that push component reliability to its limits. To guarantee performance in this unforgiving environment, engineers need detailed insights into material structure and composition. Here, Herman Lemmens, sales development director EMEA at Thermo Fisher Scientific examines three areas in which advanced microscopy techniques are helping researchers to evaluate material performance for space applications.
newsCranfield University to host industry leaders, tech providers and SMEs for a hands-on exploration of digital transformation
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