Automation Magazine

Automation is the only publication in the UK that focuses solely on automation technology in the manufacturing sector. The magazine features in-depth articles that explore the latest automation technologies, products, and trends in the UK manufacturing landscape. It also includes detailed case studies that highlight real-world automation projects and the technologies used. A key focus of the editorial content is on how automation solutions can enhance manufacturing efficiency. Additionally, Automation produces several special supplements in collaboration with well-known industry associations. The magazine is available in a digital format and is supported by regular e-newsletters, active social media channels, and a new website that provides the latest industry news, articles, and updates.

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Asset Agent Lite from Identec Solutions goes live

Oct 17, 2024 | automationmagazine.co.uk | Smart Factories

Asset Agent Lite, a mobile asset identification, location and management solution for manufacturing and logistics industries, is ready for deployment. Lustenau, 24th September 2024 – Identec Solutions releases Asset Agent Lite, a stand-alone module of the successful Asset Agent solution. It supports indoor and outdoor operations of moving and managing assets within a defined area. Asset Agent Lite is a GPS-based location module of the full Asset Agent solution.
Energy-harvesting prototype uses ambient RF signals to produce output

Jul 23, 2024 | automationmagazine.co.uk | Smart Factories

INFRGY has introduced a prototype device that converts radio frequency (RF) signals into electricity. It supplements energy used to transmit RF signals and amplifies it with electromagnetic energy harnessed from the environment, to produce greater output. The amplified energy output has been tested and documented by the University of Kashmir’s Institute of Technology in India. The resulting energy output may be used in a combination of wired and wireless devices.
Alphawave Semi collaborates with Arm on high-performance IC for artificial intelligence/machine learning

Jun 27, 2024 | automationmagazine.co.uk | Smart Factories

Alphawave Semi, high-speed connectivity and compute silicon supplier , started working with Arm on developing an advanced compute chiplet around the Arm Neoverse Compute Subsystems (CSS) for artificial intelligence/machine learning (AI/ML), high-performance compute (HPC), data centre and 5G/6G networking infrastructure applications.
Embracing efficiency: The impact of AIDC technology in manufacturing

May 13, 2024 | automationmagazine.co.uk | Smart Factories

In the arms race of modern manufacturing, staying ahead means embracing technology that not only boosts efficiency but also enhances product quality and operational safety. Automatic Identification and Data Capture (AIDC) technology is at the forefront of this evolution, offering precision and speed in manufacturing processes. From automotive assembly lines to tire producers, AIDC is proving to be indispensable.
The US and Europe apply to AI strictest rules so far

Apr 15, 2024 | automationmagazine.co.uk | Smart Factories

In recent weeks, the US, Britain and the EU issued the strictest regulations yet on the use and development of AI. The US and the U.K. signed a memorandum of understanding allowing for the two countries to partner in the development of tests for the most advanced AI models. The memorandum comes on the heels of the European Parliament’s vote in March to adopt its first set of comprehensive rules on AI.
Digital compressed air monitoring “cuts costs by up to 30%”

Mar 14, 2024 | automationmagazine.co.uk | Smart Factories

SICK has unveiled a pioneering compressed air monitoring system that accurately predicts where significant energy cost-savings can be made by fixing air leaks and removing wastage across entire production and logistics facilities. SICK’s Monitoring Box FTMg Premium is a digital and scalable service that can be used by production planners, energy managers and maintenance engineers to make compressed air cost savings of up to 30%, as well as to eliminate costly manual maintenance regimes.
Teledyne e2v announces next generation high-performance CMOS image sensors for extreme low-light conditions

Jan 18, 2024 | automationmagazine.co.uk | Svetlana Josifovska

Teledyne e2v, a Teledyne Technologies company and global innovator of imaging solutions, announces OnyxMax™, the next generation of its popular Onyx 1.3M low light CMOS image sensor. This new sensor has been designed for extremely low light conditions, down to 1 mLux. The combination of sensitivity and image resolution increases its range, allowing even small objects to be detected in harsh conditions.
Reviving legacy systems sustainably

Jan 15, 2024 | automationmagazine.co.uk | Svetlana Josifovska

According to Intoware’s survey, which included more than 1000 UK-based industrial firms, 74 per cent of respondents said that they still rely on legacy systems. Although such equipment plays a pivotal role in the operation of many companies, technology is advancing at a rapid pace and is increasing the need for the integration of modern equipment.
Group Rhodes granted Worldwide patents for superplastic forming technology

Jan 11, 2024 | automationmagazine.co.uk | Svetlana Josifovska

Group Rhodes, one of the UK’s largest original equipment manufacturers, has been granted patents in Europe and China for its industry leading Superplastic Forming (SPF) and Diffusion Bonding (DB) technology. This technology, which is used in the production of large, complex components involves the diffusion bonding of multiple layers of titanium sheet at selected points, which can then be superplastically formed using inert (argon) gas to inflate the sheets into the shape of a hollow die.
Electronics manufacturers reeling from components and skills shortages, report reveals

Jan 10, 2024 | automationmagazine.co.uk | Svetlana Josifovska

The impact of component and skills shortages is being felt by manufacturers in the electronics, telecoms and electricals sectors, according to a new report. Small and medium-sized firms in the sector ranked among the lowest in the latest Manufacturers’ Health Index, compiled quarterly by inventory software brand Unleashed. The electronics and telecommunication category scored just 38 out of 100, while the electrical and electrical components industry scored 48.