To improve ergonomics, Waupaca Foundry is using an innovative adaptive technology to support workers who manually grind castings.

These new products will help assembly plants collect, route, process and display manufacturing data.

When it was making axles for gas-powered vehicles, Liuzhou AAM used hydraulic presses. However, axles for EVs were a different animal.

Since EV manufacturing is a relatively new industry, experienced assemblers are few and far between. Error-proofing technology is therefore critical to ensure quality and safety.  

ATI Industrial Automation has introduced the CGV-900 compliant angle grinder to provide an automated alternative to grinding and finishing by hand.

In 1961, the first industrial robot was installed at a GM factory in Ewing Township, NJ, to lift hot pieces of metal from a die-casting machine. Today, the automotive industry has the largest number of robots working in factories around the world.

The electric vehicle revolution is generating new interest in an old technology: magnetic pulse welding.

A new control system enables robots to handle variance in shape, position, color and light conditions in the work space.

Automate, the largest robotics and automation trade show in North America, was held May 22-25 in Detroit.

The Digiforce 9307 monitors processes in which precisely defined functional relationships between two or more measured quantities need to be demonstrated.