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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 2, 2026
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North American Companies Race with China in Automation Spending - Engineering.com (opens the original)
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North American manufacturers show definite intent to keep pace with global automation investment. This episode is brought to you by Mouser. Visit mouser.com to learn more. New data from the Association for Advancing Automation (A3) shows that North American manufacturers are opening their wallets for production automation, just in time for a predicted increase in demand in the second half, driven in part by defense spending. Collaborative robots are growing strongly, and the automation spend is
Industrial Automation at the Extremes: Aircraft Carriers, and Donuts - Engineering.com (opens the original)
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U.S. Navy shipbuilder Huntington Ingalls Industries intends to use physical AI to automate warship production, while Siemens uses AI at the other extreme: food production, especially cookies and donuts. This episode is brought to you by Mouser. Visit mouser.com to learn more. Industrial automation is all about artificial intelligence today, and the move towards intelligent factories is reaching far beyond the poster children for the concept, automotive and aerospace. Huntington Ingalls Industrie
ARM Institute Calls for Accelerated use of AI, Automation in Defense Production - Engineering.com (opens the original)
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Drones, shipbuilding, metal forming and other technologies need more automation to address Department of War needs. This episode is brought to you by Mouser. Visit mouser.com to learn more. Wars in both Ukraine and Iran have demonstrated a new factor in 21st century warfare: low cost drones. The ability of modern low-cost UAVs to saturate modern air defense systems, and absorb large quantities of very expensive defensive missiles, has put a premium on mass production of weapons for future prepar
Fujitsu, NVIDIA make moves on physical AI - Engineering.com (opens the original)
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Fujitsu Looks to Standardize Robot Communications, and NVIDIA offer AI safety for industrial humanoids. This episode is brought to you by Mouser. Visit mouser.com to learn more. Japanese industrial heavyweight Fujitsu has launched a major collaboration with robotics majors FANUC, Yaskawa and Kawasaki to create what the company calls a “sovereign collaborate control infrastructure” to bridge the digital and physical worlds. The company intends to accelerate AI -powered robotics in manufacturing,
Industrial Automation Accelerates with Increased Capital Spending - Engineering.com (opens the original)
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Roland Berger reports that 2026 is the start of 5 years of strong growth as manufacturers are forced to move from traditional automation toward intelligent systems. This episode is brought to you by Mouser Electronics. Visit mouser.com to learn more. After several slower years, analysts now see industrial automation returning to sustained growth. Roland Berger reports that 2026 marks the beginning of renewed momentum, with long-term annual growth projected between 6% and 9% through 2030. The rec
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