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Logic introduces ‘Octopus’ overhead multi-arm robot to boost warehouse throughput

April 8, 2026 by Sam Francis

High-speed, multi-arm goods-to-robot system pairs with Logic Pallets to turn every loading zone into a smart automation cell

Logic, a pioneer in autonomous, data-driven logistics solutions, highlights the Octopus, an overhead industrial picking robot that replaces static, floor-bound equipment with an agile, ceiling-mounted system for high-speed case handling.

Suspended above existing workflows, Octopus autonomously picks, lifts, and transfers cased goods without consuming aisle space, allowing warehouses and logistics hubs to reclaim the floor for storage density, people, and flow.

Rather than relying on a single arm with one dominant tool, Octopus is built as a configurable, multi-arm platform that can be populated with any combination of suction cups, clamps, grippers, and specialized end effectors. [Read more…] about Logic introduces ‘Octopus’ overhead multi-arm robot to boost warehouse throughput

Filed Under: Engineering, Industrial robots, News Tagged With: automation news, goods-to-robot systems, industrial automation, logic robotics, logistics automation, overhead picking robot, robotic picking, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, supply chain robotics, warehouse automation

Robotronic and Mitsubishi Electric launch high-speed pharma palletising system

April 8, 2026 by Sam Francis

A long-standing automation partnership between a Swiss machine builder and one of the world’s leading manufacturers of industrial robots is aiming to help transform the pharmaceutical supply chain in Europe with the launch of what is believed to be the ‘smallest’ automated palletising cell for vials and pre-filled syringes.

Swiss-based Robotronic has partnered with Mitsubishi Electric’s Factory Automation EMEA division for more than two decades.

Now, the two organisations are collaborating together on a new low-footprint cell to help the pharmaceutical industry overcome record-high shortages across Europe in recent years for medicines ranging from children’s cough syrups through to antibiotics and even cancer treatments. [Read more…] about Robotronic and Mitsubishi Electric launch high-speed pharma palletising system

Filed Under: Engineering, Features, Manufacturing Tagged With: automation news, industrial robotics, mitsubishi electric, palletising robots, pharma manufacturing, pharmaceutical automation, robotic handling systems, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, Robotronic, supply chain automation

Knee Mill vs Bed Mill: Which One Makes More Sense for Precision Manufacturing?

April 8, 2026 by Sam Francis

In precision manufacturing, the decision to produce a part comes down to figuring out the right equipment, not simply using the strongest machine in the shop.

For machine shops faced with this type of hardware selection decision, the endpoint often involves two prevalent vertical milling machine formats: knee mills and bed mills.

These machines both perform fundamental machining operations but differ in mechanical architecture, influencing setup speed, rigidity, and cutting capability. [Read more…] about Knee Mill vs Bed Mill: Which One Makes More Sense for Precision Manufacturing?

Filed Under: Engineering, Manufacturing Tagged With: automation news, bed milling machine, industrial manufacturing tools, knee mill vs bed mill, knee milling machine, machining accuracy, milling machine comparison, precision manufacturing equipment, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, vertical milling machines

What NLP in Test Automation Actually Means and Why it Matters Now

April 3, 2026 by Sam Francis

Teams talk about NLP – natural language processing – in test automation, yet many still ask what it truly means. They hear about tools that turn plain language into test scripts, but they want clear facts. This topic matters now because software teams face tight release cycles and constant change.

NLP in test automation means software uses natural language processing to turn human-written requirements or test steps into automated tests that machines can run.

It allows teams to write test cases in simple, everyday language instead of complex code. As a result, business analysts, testers, and developers can share the same test logic without deep programming skills. [Read more…] about What NLP in Test Automation Actually Means and Why it Matters Now

Filed Under: Artificial Intelligence, Automation, Engineering Tagged With: AI in software testing, AI-driven testing, automated testing tools, automation news, continuous testing, DevOps testing, intelligent automation QA, machine learning QA, natural language processing testing, NLP in test automation, plain language testing, QA automation trends, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, software quality assurance, software testing automation, test automation NLP, test automation tools, test script generation

Tekpak Automation to showcase pick-and-place robotic cell at interpack 2026

April 1, 2026 by Sam Francis

Tekpak Automation will demonstrate the benefits of robotics for manufacturers across the food, beverage and pharmaceutical industries at interpack 2026, with a live working demonstration of a pick-and-place cell on Stand A15/Hall 16.

Tekpak is known for solving complex packaging line challenges with proven, modular automation. Built on over 25 years’ experience supporting pharmaceutical and food manufacturers, its systems are designed to integrate seamlessly with existing lines, fit constrained spaces and enable tool-less changeovers.

Tekpak’s team of experts will be on hand at interpack to showcase the firm’s portfolio of automated packaging solutions. The centerpiece will be the TD3/R Series – a dynamic 3-axis robotic pick-and-place cell suitable for loading or stacking products into trays, cases, cartons, a thermoformer or a flow-wrapper infeed. [Read more…] about Tekpak Automation to showcase pick-and-place robotic cell at interpack 2026

Filed Under: Automation News, Engineering, News, Robotics and Automation, Robotics and Automation News, Robotics News Tagged With: automation news, factory automation, food industry automation, industrial robotics, interpack 2026, modular automation, packaging automation, pharmaceutical automation, pick and place robot, robotic packaging systems, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, Tekpak Automation, vision systems robotics

Agile Robots closes acquisition of thyssenkrupp Automation Engineering

April 1, 2026 by Sam Francis

Agile Robots, a leading provider of AI-powered robotic solutions, has successfully acquired assets of thyssenkrupp Automation Engineering in Europe and North America.

Through the acquisition, the Munich-based company is strengthening its position in next-generation automation solutions and is tapping into new growth markets and close partnerships with leading OEMs. The acquisition had initially been announced in November 2025.

thyssenkrupp Automation Engineering will continue as Krause Automation as part of Agile Robots, reflecting its tradition as a leading provider of automated production systems. [Read more…] about Agile Robots closes acquisition of thyssenkrupp Automation Engineering

Filed Under: Automation, Automation News, Engineering, News, Robotics and Automation, Robotics and Automation News, Robotics News Tagged With: agile robots, ai in manufacturing, automation news, factory automation, German robotics companies, industrial automation, Krause Automation, physical ai, plant integration, robotics acquisitions, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, smart manufacturing, thyssenkrupp Automation Engineering

Injection Molding: The Only Guide You Need Before Spending a Dollar on Tooling

April 1, 2026 by Sam Francis

A guy spent $22,000 on a steel mold. Parts came back warped. The wall thickness was wrong. The factory said it was his design. He said it was their fault. Six months later, still no product. That story is not rare. It happens constantly to founders and engineers who skip the basics of injection molding.

So before you wire a single dollar to a tooling shop – read this first. [Read more…] about Injection Molding: The Only Guide You Need Before Spending a Dollar on Tooling

Filed Under: Engineering, Manufacturing Tagged With: automation news, CNC vs injection molding, DFM design manufacturing, injection molding costs, injection molding guide, injection molding materials, injection molding vs 3D printing, manufacturing engineering, plastic manufacturing process, plastic part production, product development manufacturing, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, tooling costs manufacturing

How Much Does it Cost to Replace Brakes?

March 30, 2026 by Sam Francis

Replacing your brakes is a vital part of vehicle maintenance, but costs vary based on vehicle type, driving habits, and worn components. Many drivers start researching prices after noticing squeaking, grinding, or reduced stopping power.

Knowing what affects brake pricing helps you avoid surprises and make smarter decisions. If you’re comparing options for brake repair Houston, understanding average costs and service quality can save time and money. Choosing a trusted professional keeps your braking system safe, responsive, and reliable. [Read more…] about How Much Does it Cost to Replace Brakes?

Filed Under: Components, Engineering, Transportation Tagged With: auto repair costs, automation news, brake labor cost, brake pad replacement cost, brake repair near me, brake replacement cost, brake rotor replacement cost, brake service pricing, car brake repair cost, car maintenance costs, front brake replacement cost, full brake job cost, how much do brakes cost, luxury car brake repair, rear brake replacement cost, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, SUV brake cost, vehicle maintenance guide

Why Manufacturers Are Struggling to Find Obsolete PLC Parts in 2026

March 30, 2026 by Sam Francis

Manufacturers in 2026 face a clear problem. Finding obsolete PLC parts is slow, expensive, and uncertain. What used to be a sourcing issue is now an operational risk. 

Even a minor PLC failure can stop production. Delays now impact output, timelines, and revenue. [Read more…] about Why Manufacturers Are Struggling to Find Obsolete PLC Parts in 2026

Filed Under: Engineering, Industry Tagged With: Allen Bradley PLC, automation components, automation news, automation supply chain, control systems, factory automation, industrial automation, industrial equipment, industrial maintenance, legacy systems, manufacturing downtime, obsolete PLC parts, PLC parts, PLC spare parts, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, supply chain disruption

Heavy Equipment Manufacturers Are Using Robotics to Change Crane Trucks

March 27, 2026 by Sam Francis

A number of individuals have spoken about robotics with respect to heavy equipment. However, they typically consider autonomous mining vehicles, warehouse management systems, and construction machines.

The majority of these individuals overlook an extremely obvious shift that is taking place in truck mounted cranes. Crane trucks are becoming smart due to the advent of new technology to assist the operator by making his job safer.  [Read more…] about Heavy Equipment Manufacturers Are Using Robotics to Change Crane Trucks

Filed Under: Engineering, Transportation Tagged With: automation news, construction automation, crane safety systems, crane trucks, fleet intelligence, heavy equipment robotics, human in the loop automation, hydraulic cranes, industrial automation, loader cranes, machine control systems, remote control cranes, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, sensor-fusion, smart construction equipment, stability control systems, telematics

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