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thyssenkrupp to sell Automation Engineering to Agile Robots

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thyssenkrupp Automotive Technology has initiated the sale of its Automation Engineering business unit to Munich-based Agile Robots SE.

With the signing of the agreement, the segment has taken an important step in its transformation process. Completion of the transaction is subject to customary regulatory approvals and is expected within the coming months.

Automation Engineering is recognized internationally as a specialist in customized mechanical engineering for product-specific automation solutions. [Read more…] about thyssenkrupp to sell Automation Engineering to Agile Robots

Engineering Power and Performance: The Tech Behind America’s Custom Lifted Trucks

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There’s something undeniably commanding about a lifted truck. The towering stance, rugged presence, and growl of its engine make it more than just a vehicle – it’s a statement of power, individuality, and engineering mastery.

Across America, lifted trucks have become a defining part of automotive culture, blending performance and style in a way that appeals to both adventurers and everyday drivers who crave something extraordinary.

Behind these mechanical giants lies an impressive world of innovation. From specialized suspension systems to advanced drivetrain technology, custom lifted trucks embody the perfect marriage between form and function. [Read more…] about Engineering Power and Performance: The Tech Behind America’s Custom Lifted Trucks

Nvidia says its new AI physics platform enables engineers to work ‘500 times faster’ in aerospace and automotive

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Nvidia says leading aerospace and automotive companies are accelerating complex engineering tasks by as much as 500x using its new DoMINO NIM microservice, part of the Nvidia PhysicsNeMo AI physics framework.

According to the company, the combination of GPU-accelerated computing, AI-powered physics modelling and interactive digital twins is transforming how enterprises run simulations for aircraft, vehicles and heavy machinery.

The platform enables “near real-time simulation” of physical systems, significantly compressing design cycles and allowing engineers to explore larger design spaces with far greater accuracy. [Read more…] about Nvidia says its new AI physics platform enables engineers to work ‘500 times faster’ in aerospace and automotive

Standard Bots CEO tells Congress that ‘rebuilding America’s manufacturing strength is essential’

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Standard Bots CEO Evan Beard told lawmakers last week that the United States must move quickly to rebuild its industrial capacity if it intends to lead the world in robotics.

Beard delivered his remarks before the Joint Economic Committee (JEC) during a hearing on Frontier Technologies, Industrial Efficiency, and Pro-Innovation Policies.

The JEC is a bipartisan congressional committee responsible for analysing economic conditions and advising Congress on ways to boost productivity, growth, and competitiveness. [Read more…] about Standard Bots CEO tells Congress that ‘rebuilding America’s manufacturing strength is essential’

7 Legal Steps to Take if an Uninsured Driver Hits You in Rock Hill

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Being hit by another car is stressful enough, but discovering the driver has no insurance can leave you angry and worried about the future.

Questions about who will pay for your injuries, car repairs, and medical bills start racing through your mind.

In Rock Hill, accidents with uninsured drivers happen more often than people realize. Knowing the right steps to take immediately after such a collision can protect both your health and your financial security while keeping you within the protections of South Carolina law. [Read more…] about 7 Legal Steps to Take if an Uninsured Driver Hits You in Rock Hill

First Solar inaugurates new $1.1 billion AI-enabled Louisiana manufacturing facility

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First Solar – an American company that manufactures and sells photovoltaic solar power systems, modules, and energy storage solutions – has inaugurated its new fully vertically integrated manufacturing facility in Iberia Parish, Louisiana.

The $1.1 billion facility, which spans approximately 2.4 million square feet and is about 11 times the size of the New Orleans Superdome, currently employs over 700 people and is expected to have 826 employees by the end of the year.

Once fully ramped, the Iberia Parish facility is expected to add 3.5 gigawatts (GW) of annual nameplate capacity, taking First Solar’s American manufacturing footprint to 14 GW in 2026, and 17.7 GW in 2027, when a recently announced production facility in South Carolina is expected to be fully ramped. [Read more…] about First Solar inaugurates new $1.1 billion AI-enabled Louisiana manufacturing facility

Nokia plans to expand US investment by $4 billion in R&D and manufacturing

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Nokia, in collaboration with the Trump administration, has announced plans to expand its US R&D and manufacturing capabilities, investing $4 billion to accelerate innovation in AI-ready mobile, fixed access, IP, optical, and data center networking technologies.

The planned investment over multiple years is in addition to Nokia’s $2.3 billion investment in US manufacturing, R&D, and AI connectivity through its purchase of Infinera.

Additionally, Infinera had previously announced a $456 million investment for two US manufacturing facilities, which received CHIPS Act incentives. [Read more…] about Nokia plans to expand US investment by $4 billion in R&D and manufacturing

AstraZeneca plans $2 billion manufacturing investment in Maryland

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AstraZeneca has announced plans to invest $2 billion to expand its long-standing manufacturing footprint in Maryland.

This includes a significant expansion of its flagship biologics manufacturing facility in Frederick and construction of a new state-of-the-art facility in Gaithersburg for the development and clinical supply of innovative molecules to be used in clinical trials.

The investment will support 2,600 jobs across the two sites in the state including the retention of local roles, construction activity, and the creation of 300 highly skilled jobs. [Read more…] about AstraZeneca plans $2 billion manufacturing investment in Maryland

What to Look for in a Digital Signage Company Today

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Whatever the business is, the right digital signage provider can save the day. The array of options available to us today may appear limitless at first glance.

But if you’re aware of the attributes that you should seek, the process can actually be much easier and far more effective.

In this post, we have compiled the most crucial features and factors one needs to consider while choosing a digital signage company. [Read more…] about What to Look for in a Digital Signage Company Today

UAE robotics startup Buildroid raises $2 million to introduce robotics into construction sector

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Buildroid AI, a UAE-based robotics startup focused on automating construction workflows, has emerged from stealth with $2 million in pre-seed investment led by Tim Draper, the early backer of Tesla, SpaceX, Skype and Robinhood.

Founded in 2025 by Slava Solonitsyn and Anton Glance, the company is developing a platform that integrates specialised and general-purpose robots directly into contractor operations.

Solonitsyn is a Y Combinator alumnus who previously founded Mighty Buildings, raising more than $100 million and delivering over 50 3D-printed homes. Glance earlier founded Glance Clock, which was acquired by NeXtime. [Read more…] about UAE robotics startup Buildroid raises $2 million to introduce robotics into construction sector