Controllers

Siemens said the system includes safety features, wireless diagnostics capabilities, and integration with the Siemens TIA Portal.

Wieland Electric designed its samos PRO MOTION safety controller for high-performance motion control and functional safety.

Exia learns from user movements and improves its assistance over time, making it useful for multiple industries, says German Bionic.

Automate 2025 was an opportunity to see the latest trends in industrial robotics and automation, which are still growing.

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NexCOBOT will be doing live demonstrations of its dual EtherCAT master AI robot controllers on the Robotics Summit Expo floor in Booth 451.

The GX-C robot line, which will be shown at Automate, is designed for high precision and flexibility, according to Epson.

Beckhoff said it is planning new product launches in the areas of software and PC-based robotics control technology.

At the Engineering Theater, attendees can learn from some of the world’s leading robotics developers and component providers.

KUKA said iiQKA.OS2 operating system combines the core of its automation system software with a modern user interface and modular safety.

Attendees can visit NexCOBOT in Booth #451 to experience live demos of an advanced control system optimized for Real-Time Linux with an EtherCAT Master Stack.

Xaba will use the new capital, led by Hitachi Ventures, to scale the deployment of its AI for industrial automation.

The SWD from IDEC features a shockproof housing, rated IP66 to protect its internal electronics, ensuring it fits into many applications.

Now, with MoveIt Pro and Inverse3 combined, developers can generate high-quality training data for robot learning pipelines.

FlexxCORE is a low-code environment for composing and running Transformers – powerful translation driver connectors.

SEER Robotics says its safety robot controllers are among the offerings that make it a ‘one-stop shop’ for robot builders.

PSYONIC offers the Ability Hand, which has integrated sensors that detect pressure when the user grips an object.

Figure AI released research around its Helix vision-language-action model as it tests its humanoids for logistics tasks.

Watch Out has automated precision machining for aerospace customers and is looking to help reshore production.

RoboSense says its new and incremental components will enable the development of industrial, commercial, and humanoid robots.

The STM32N6 microcontroller is the most powerful to date from STMicroelectronics and the first to embed its neural processing unit.

Binder USA has released redesigned M16 connectors designed for reliability and performance in harsh conditions.