Humanoid robots were once the stuff of science fiction. Now, robots with two arms and two legs may soon be deployed in assembly plants and warehouses.

Some 18 software suppliers will demonstrate their latest products at The ASSEMBLY Show South.

Marposs Corp., a manufacturer of measurement, inspection and test technologies, recently introduced the e.d.c. AST320/W, an automated system for testing the windings, coils and stators of electric motors in production environments.

Systems integrator develops unique automation process to disarm mortar rounds filled with deadly mustard agent.

AI-based edge-learning streamlines complex battery and EV inspection tasks and separates scrap from suitable.

Artificial intelligence technology is changing the way that vehicles are produced.

A new option for the HVX line of harness and cable testers permits leakage measurements of 10-gigaohm isolation at a test voltage of 100 VDC.

The instrument can detect leaks as small as 0.05 standard cubic centimeter per minute—about 80 times smaller than what is typically possible with an air-based test.

As part of the company’s “We Win Together” initiative, a group of Stellantis engineers recently met with 64 suppliers and startups from around the world to learn about cutting-edge technology that can boost manufacturing productivity, reduce CO2 emissions, improve quality and cut costs.

Occasionally a low-cost change comes along that generates massive savings. At Toyota Motor Corp.’s assembly plant in Buffalo, WV, the manufacturing team came up with just such an extraordinary innovation.