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Theory of robotic mind: How China is building ‘brains and nerves’ for its own robots

September 24, 2025 by Sam Francis

Geopolitics and supply chain shocks are accelerating China’s push for homegrown robotics controllers and software, challenging the dominance of Western and Japanese giants.

The recent news that Japanese automation giant Omron is considering a spin-off of its Device & Module Solutions business sent ripples through the industry.

This division, responsible for the crucial “nervous system” of factories – sensors, relays, and programmable logic controllers (PLCs) – is a cornerstone of global industrial automation. (Read our article: How do robots work? Sensors, controllers, actuators and software explained.)

Its potential separation is more than a corporate reshuffle; it’s a symptom of a deeper tectonic shift. And at the epicenter of this shift is China. [Read more…] about Theory of robotic mind: How China is building ‘brains and nerves’ for its own robots

Filed Under: Features, Industrial robots Tagged With: china robotics, fanuc, industrial automation, made in china 2025, plcs, robot brains, robotics controllers, rockwell automation, siemens, supply chain resilience

Comau showcases welding and robotics portfolio at Schweissen & Schneiden 2025

September 23, 2025 by Sam Francis

Comau used this year’s Schweissen & Schneiden trade fair in Essen to showcase a wide range of welding and robotics technologies, including collaborative robots, wearable exoskeletons, mobile welding systems, and advanced training platforms.

The Italian automation company presented its portfolio at Booth C27 in Hall 2, positioning itself as a supplier of both industrial and collaborative solutions designed to improve productivity and flexibility across different sectors.

Among the systems on display was a new arc welding cell built around the company’s S-Series robot, in its 18 kg payload version (S-18). Comau said the robot was designed for high performance and precision in space-constrained industrial environments. [Read more…] about Comau showcases welding and robotics portfolio at Schweissen & Schneiden 2025

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: cobots, collaborative robots, comau, industrial automation, mobile welding systems, schweißen & schneiden 2025, shipbuilding automation, wearable exoskeletons, welding robots, welding training

Fanuc showcases robotic welding, machining and painting systems

September 22, 2025 by Sam Francis

Fanuc America highlighted its latest automation technologies at FABTECH 2025 in Chicago, demonstrating how robotics, CNC systems, and collaborative automation can boost productivity and address labor shortages.

At its main booth, Fanuc presented robotic welding demonstrations aimed at small and mid-sized manufacturers.

In one setup, two CRX-10iA cobots worked together to assemble, weld and deburr a washer and nut component, while a CRX-30iA equipped with 3DV/200 vision technology handled the finished part. [Read more…] about Fanuc showcases robotic welding, machining and painting systems

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: arc mate welding robot, cnc laser cutting robots, collaborative welding cobots, fanuc america automation, fanuc crx cobots, fanuc fabtech 2025, industrial painting robots, manufacturing automation chicago, robotic welding automation, wet machining robots

Kawasaki Robotics unveils new cobots and robotic welding cell

September 22, 2025 by Sam Francis

Kawasaki Robotics highlighted new collaborative robots, weld carts, and live demonstrations at FABTECH 2025 in Chicago under the theme “Unleash the Spark”.

Attendees saw hands-on welding demos, the compact VeloWeld Velo-S Cell, and even had the chance to bring their own part (up to 40 inches in diameter) to watch it welded on the show floor.

The company introduced its CL Series Cobot Weld Carts, designed to make robotic welding accessible for shops of all sizes. [Read more…] about Kawasaki Robotics unveils new cobots and robotic welding cell

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: cl series cobots, cl130l cobot, cobot weld carts, collaborative welding robots, fabrication automation, industrial robots chicago, kawasaki fox controller, kawasaki robotics fabtech, veloweld velo s, welding automation 2025

Nachi launches new collaborative robot with 12 kg payload

September 22, 2025 by Sam Francis

Nachi-Fujikoshi has expanded its lineup of collaborative robots with the launch of the CMZ12, a new model designed for flexible and space-saving production environments.

The CMZ12 increases payload capacity and reach while maintaining high speed, precision, and safety standards.

The launch follows the August 2023 debut of the CMZ05, a smaller cobot developed to deliver high-speed, high-precision performance in manufacturing. [Read more…] about Nachi launches new collaborative robot with 12 kg payload

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: 12kg payload cobot, cmz series nachi, cobots for manufacturing, collaborative robot launch, high speed precision robot, industrial automation robots, ip67 collaborative robot, nachi cmz12, nachi fujikoshi cobot, new cobot 2024

Universal Robots launches UR8 Long collaborative robot

September 22, 2025 by Sam Francis

Universal Robots has unveiled the UR8 Long, a long-reach collaborative robot designed for industrial automation tasks including welding, bin picking, and inspection.

The launch took place September 8 at FABTECH in Chicago, with orders now open and shipping set to begin in October.

The UR8 Long offers the same 1,750 mm reach as the UR20 but with a slimmer profile, 30 percent lighter mass, and an 8 kg payload capacity. Its compact design makes it suitable for space-constrained cells, overhead systems, and gantries. [Read more…] about Universal Robots launches UR8 Long collaborative robot

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: bin picking robots, cobot automation 2025, collaborative robot fabtech, industrial welding automation, long reach cobot, motionplus technology, polyscope x, smooth robotics ur8, universal robots ur8 long, vectis automation ur8

Flexiv to make largest appearance yet at China International Industry Fair

September 19, 2025 by Sam Francis

Flexiv, a provider of general-purpose robotics, will make its largest appearance yet at the upcoming China International Industry Fair (CIIF), taking place from September 23rd to 27th.

With demand for adaptive robotics growing rapidly across China, Flexiv is eager to showcase its latest demonstrations and prove how the “adaptive advantage” can make a real difference to organizations of any size.

Visitors to Booth 8.1H B001 will be able to experience ten demonstrations designed to highlight the flexibility and adaptability of adaptive robots. [Read more…] about Flexiv to make largest appearance yet at China International Industry Fair

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: adaptive robotics, china international industry fair, ciif 2025, collaborative robotics demonstrations, flexiv, industrial automation china, mobile manipulation robots, robotic force control, simulation software robotics, surface treatment robotics

Meiko Group partners with Fizyr and Yaskawa Europe on automated dishwashing

September 18, 2025 by Sam Francis

Fizyr, a provider of advanced vision AI, and Yaskawa Europe, one of the world’s largest robotics and industrial automation companies, have teamed up with Meiko Group to bring automation to commercial kitchens. 

Meiko, known for its professional warewashing, cleaning, and disinfection systems, is working with the two technology companies to develop an automated dish sorting and washing solution.

The project also incorporates Meiko’s expertise in sustainable food waste treatment, aiming to improve efficiency and hygiene in large-scale food service operations. [Read more…] about Meiko Group partners with Fizyr and Yaskawa Europe on automated dishwashing

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: automated dishwashing, automatica 2025, commercial kitchen automation, Fizyr, food service automation, labor shortage solutions, meiko group, vision ai robotics, warewashing technology, yaskawa europe

Niryo launches robotic platform to make industrial automation ‘more accessible’

September 17, 2025 by Sam Francis

French industrial company Niryo has launched Nate, its new robotic platform designed to accelerate automation in industry.

With 3,500 robots deployed in over 70 countries, Niryo has established itself as a key player in the field of robotics.

Building on this experience, the company is now accelerating the development of accessible, high-performance solutions for industry, with a clear ambition: to make cutting-edge robotics accessible to companies of all sizes. [Read more…] about Niryo launches robotic platform to make industrial automation ‘more accessible’

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: accessible automation, european robotics, france 2030, humanoid robots, industrial automation, modular robotics, nate platform, niryo, robotic arms, smart manufacturing

Dürr builds automotive paint shop for Volkswagen plant in Mexico

September 2, 2025 by Mai Tao

Dürr has built a paint shop designed to slash CO2 emissions at one of the Volkswagen Group’s largest manufacturing facilities. The plant in Puebla, Mexico, was inaugurated in January 2025.

The turnkey project includes two identical painting lines that are particularly environmentally friendly due to their electrified equipment, such as the electric drying system.

Dürr is also implementing key components of its new “Paint Shop of the Future” concept with a high-bay warehouse and driverless transport systems. [Read more…] about Dürr builds automotive paint shop for Volkswagen plant in Mexico

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: agv paint shop, autodry scrubber, automotive paint shop, co2 reduction manufacturing, dürr, dxq software, ecoincure drying system, sustainable automotive production, volkswagen mexico, volkswagen puebla plant

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