Automation/Robotics
Automation is the individual use or integrated configuration of computer software, machines or other technologies ranging from fully mechanical systems to fully virtual networks, very simple to intensely complex in functionality, to carry out a task that would typically be done by a human worker. Robotics is a segment of automation involving a machine (robot) capable of making independent movements programmed to perform complex tasks ranging from simple handling of parts to full machine tending, welding, grinding and other operations typically performed by a human worker.
FABTECH 2023 – METALFORM, Finishing, Tube & Pipe

Hall D: METALFORM, Finishing, Tube & Pipe of FABTECH 2023, North America’s largest metal forming, fabricating, welding and finishing event.
Hall D: METALFORM, Finishing, Tube & Pipe of FABTECH 2023, North America’s largest metal forming, fabricating, welding and finishing event.
Variable beam shaping fiber laser technology, and the redesign of automation solutions to better handle part sorting are among the advances that position Mazak Optonics for the future.
Variations in machinery allow users to create unique designs and applications to support the emerging small tube segment.
Stocked with metal fabrication machines ranging from entry level to custom designed, and full parts and service departments, Trilogy Machinery collaborates with customers to determine the best solutions for their applications.
Workers at an aerospace company were attracted to cobots primarily because of the unique collaborative element that enables humans and robots to work together.
WIstockIT® Mobile Version now Available for More Savings in Band Saw Blade Purchase-to-Order Process
WIKUS has just released the mobile app version of the WIstockIT® ordering and warehouse management system worldwide. It replaces the previous hardware concept.
KUKA customers now can find more features and convenience on the relaunched and expanded my.KUKA digital customer platform. With one online registration, customers can purchase robots, source and buy spare parts, manage their KUKA assets and more — at any time.
Robotic fiber placement and 3D printing enable disruptive breakthroughs in today’s manufacturing processes. See what Siemens and Ingersoll Machine Tools are up to.