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SPS will return in November, two weeks earlier than before
The German automation mega-show SPS will be returning to its usual Nuremberg venue from 8–10 November, 202 ...
►Delta buys Universal Instruments to boost smart manufacturing
►TE Connectivity acquires Phoenix Contact safety relays
►€33.7m project will develop digital motor production methods
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Skills and costs are now the biggest fears for UK manufacturers
More than half of UK manufacturers say that their biggest challenges have changed over the past 12 months. According ...
►Invertek invests £10m to boost capacity and create 85 jobs
►High-efficiency motors pioneer David Walters has died
►UK manufacturers want more support to help SMEs to grow
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Radar sensor gauges micron distances in tough locations
A German start-up company called Ondosense has launched a radar-based sensor for measuring distances which, ...
►Piggyback robots test infotainment systems in Fiat 500 EVs
►Intel, Moxa and port join forces on wireless TSN over Ethernet
►Porsche will use 5G to control robots in real time without cables
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Multi-role signalling light towers ‘will define the future’
The German signal tower manufacturer Werma has announced a new generation of towers that, it believes, will ...
►Modular multidrive’s footprint is up to half the size of rivals
►Pocket-sized tool is ‘first’ for testing live fibre optics
►Square-flange M12 connectors simplify sensor connections
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SPS 2019 Show Exclusive Report
Last November’s SPS automation show in Nuremberg, Germany, was the 30th in the series and the firs ...
►Hannover Fair 2019 Exclusive Show Report
►SPS IPC Drives 2018 Exclusive Report
►Hannover Fair 2018 exclusive show report
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Wavepower devices use ballscrews to drive generators
A Swedish start-up has developed an innovative wave power technology that uses heavy-duty ballscrews to convert ...
► Safety upgrade safeguards wet-wipe production
►India's largest car-maker makes the connection
►Automated tester puts the squeeze on tennis balls
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Scaling up to flatten the curve
Before and after Christmas, I was in discussions with DFA Media about joining its experienced editorial team ...
►EU: should we stay or should we go? A VSD repairer's view
►Keeping up with the changing face of EN safety standards
►Evolution v technology: influencing natural selection
