Artificial intelligence brings a new dimension of precision and efficiency to automated inspection applications.

ROME—Automation firm Comau and aerospace supplier Leonardo S.p.A. are working together to develop self-adaptive robotic technology that can autonomously inspect helicopter blades up to 7 meters long.

Nominees include AI software, a fast and precise robot, and a smart workbench for error-proof assembly.

Humanoid robots were once the stuff of science fiction. Now, robots with two arms and two legs may soon be deployed in assembly plants and warehouses.

Some 18 software suppliers will demonstrate their latest products at The ASSEMBLY Show South.

Marposs Corp., a manufacturer of measurement, inspection and test technologies, recently introduced the e.d.c. AST320/W, an automated system for testing the windings, coils and stators of electric motors in production environments.

Systems integrator develops unique automation process to disarm mortar rounds filled with deadly mustard agent.

AI-based edge-learning streamlines complex battery and EV inspection tasks and separates scrap from suitable.

Artificial intelligence technology is changing the way that vehicles are produced.

A new option for the HVX line of harness and cable testers permits leakage measurements of 10-gigaohm isolation at a test voltage of 100 VDC.