In the realm of manufacturing, the term “Industry 4.0” has become ubiquitous, signalling a new era of industrial revolution through digitalisation,...Read More
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For our final visit of 2023, we were up in Wakefield to visit PC Moulding & Automation. We met directors Peter...Read More
Wild & Küpfer AG is the manufacturer of technically high-quality plastic parts, and today employs 140 people. The major share...Read More
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Engineering Apprenticeships: Employer Kitemark, has been championed by Next Gen Makers and Make UK. KUKA UK has achieved the Gold ‘...Read More
The latest iteration of the world’s strongest collaborative robot (cobot) – the FANUC CR-35iB – has received a makeover to...Read More
FANUC Corporation has introduced the new CRX-5iA, CRX-20iA/L and CRX-25iA collaborative robots, the latest additions to...Read More
Working with KUKA Robotics Ireland, the Advanced Manufacturing Technology Centre of Excellence (AMTCE) will provide opportunities for companies and employees...Read More
Industrial robots are being used more and more in so many industries, no more so than the manufacturing industry. In...Read More
FANUC Ireland is set to make its trade show debut this November as platinum sponsor of the National Manufacturing &...Read More
The Morning Brief: 2 Minutes. No Waffle. (Trailer)
The UK plastics industry moves fast. Staying informed shouldn’t feel like a second job.
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