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Where the future of manufacturing takes shape

Where the future of manufacturing takes shape

Latest

Where the future of manufacturing takes shape

January 23, 2026

Sensors & Actuators

Smart digital measurement sensors

January 23, 2026

Parker announces major software release for PSD servo drives

Parker announces major software release for PSD servo drives

Software & Analytics

Parker announces major software release for PSD servo drives

January 23, 2026

Hydraulic brakes

Hydraulic brakes

Latest

Hydraulic brakes and clutches: Smart power for modern mining

January 21, 2026

particle accelerators

particle accelerators

Why CERN relies on KNF diaphragm pumps

January 21, 2026

Building traceability and control in battery manufacturing

Building traceability and control in battery manufacturing

Electronics Manufacturing

Building traceability and control in battery manufacturing

January 21, 2026

How AI is breaking new ground in workplace learning

How AI is breaking new ground in workplace learning

Software & Analytics

How AI is breaking new ground in workplace learning

January 20, 2026

Shape-shifting manufacturing machines are a revolution in production innovation

Shape-shifting manufacturing machines are a revolution in production innovation

Shape-shifting manufacturing machines are a revolution in production innovation

January 19, 2026

Into the future with digital railways

Into the future with digital railways

Industries

Into the future with digital railways

January 19, 2026

SolutionsPT: Top trends changing industrial data management

SolutionsPT: Top trends changing industrial data management

SolutionsPT: Top trends changing industrial data management

January 16, 2026

Protecting the backbone of clean energy

Protecting the backbone of clean energy

Energy & Utilities

Protecting the backbone of clean energy

January 14, 2026

Komatsu chooses Qt Group to automate GUI testing

Komatsu chooses Qt Group to automate GUI testing

Human Machine Interface

Komatsu chooses Qt Group to automate GUI testing for construction machines

January 14, 2026

Exotec expands partnership with Renault Group at Brühl, Germany

Exotec expands partnership with Renault Group at Brühl, Germany

Automotive

Exotec expands partnership with Renault Group at Brühl, Germany

January 13, 2026

Portwell acquires stake in Wincomm

Portwell acquires stake in Wincomm

Medical & Pharmaceuticals

Portwell acquires stake in Wincomm to enrich scenario defined appliances solutions in medical/healthcare and industrial markets

January 12, 2026

Five industrial AI trends that will matter in 2026

Five industrial AI trends that will matter in 2026

Five industrial AI trends that will matter in 2026

January 8, 2026

Top 5 global robotics trends 2026

Top 5 global robotics trends 2026

Robotics

Top 5 global robotics trends 2026

January 8, 2026

Nexans sets world record and completes high-voltage subsea cable installation

Nexans sets world record and completes high-voltage subsea cable installation

News & Insights

Nexans completes high-voltage subsea cable installation

January 8, 2026

As the electric vehicle (EV) industry matures, the design and manufacturing of battery packs have become central to achieving higher performance, lower costs and improved sustainability. At the heart of every battery pack lies the cell contacting system (CCS); the critical assembly that electrically connects individual cells, aggregates current and ensures safe, reliable operation. The evolution of CCS technologies reflects the broader shift in battery architecture, moving from modular designs to highly integrated cell-to-pack (CTP) and cell-to-chassis (CTC) systems. This article explores the progression of CCS solutions, the limitations of traditional adhesive-based lamination, and the transformative impact of ENNOVI’s adhesive-free lamination technology on performance, sustainability and future scalability.

As the electric vehicle (EV) industry matures, the design and manufacturing of battery packs have become central to achieving higher performance, lower costs and improved sustainability. At the heart of every battery pack lies the cell contacting system (CCS); the critical assembly that electrically connects individual cells, aggregates current and ensures safe, reliable operation. The evolution of CCS technologies reflects the broader shift in battery architecture, moving from modular designs to highly integrated cell-to-pack (CTP) and cell-to-chassis (CTC) systems. This article explores the progression of CCS solutions, the limitations of traditional adhesive-based lamination, and the transformative impact of ENNOVI’s adhesive-free lamination technology on performance, sustainability and future scalability.

Automotive

The future of sustainable EV manufacturing: eliminating adhesives from battery assembly

January 5, 2026

Power quality meters are often treated as fit-and-forget devices, quietly installed in panels for decades without attention. However, as electrical environments evolve, legacy meters can create blind spots, leaving long-life assets vulnerable, according to John Mitchell, Global Sales and Marketing Director at CP Automation.

Power quality meters are often treated as fit-and-forget devices, quietly installed in panels for decades without attention. However, as electrical environments evolve, legacy meters can create blind spots, leaving long-life assets vulnerable, according to John Mitchell, Global Sales and Marketing Director at CP Automation.

Safety & Compliance

Power quality meters: why legacy devices are leaving industrial sites in the dark

January 5, 2026

Seyond, a global provider of high-performance LiDAR solutions, is showcasing a complete end-to-end sensor portfolio at CES 2026, emphasising deployment-ready technologies for automotive, robotics, and intelligent infrastructure applications. The offering spans ultra-long-range, long-range, and fully solid-state LiDAR, enabling clients to source all perception requirements from a single supplier.

Seyond, a global provider of high-performance LiDAR solutions, is showcasing a complete end-to-end sensor portfolio at CES 2026, emphasising deployment-ready technologies for automotive, robotics, and intelligent infrastructure applications. The offering spans ultra-long-range, long-range, and fully solid-state LiDAR, enabling clients to source all perception requirements from a single supplier.

Seyond launches full-spectrum LiDAR portfolio targeting robotics and automotive applications

January 4, 2026