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Will AI Take My Job in Manufacturing?
Let's examine how AI may affect manufacturers roles in the coming years and what steps you need to take to ensure you’re keeping up with what AI has to offer. -
Topical Roundup: March 2025
Check out some of the most important updates in digital transformation, safety & cybersecurity, enterprise architecture & networks, operations & management, and automation & control right here on Automation.com. -
Manufacturing Technology Orders Post Strongest January Since 2022
Orders of manufacturing technology totaled $357.3 million in January 2025, down 29.8% from December but up 5.7% from January 2024. -
Schneider Electric Unveils Major New Energy Innovation Center in Houston to Showcase AI-Driven Solutions
The flagship technology facility in Houston is part of a continued investment in advancing growing automation and energy sectors in North America. -
The OPC Foundation Elects Three New Members to Board of Directors, Names Shinji Oda as Chairman
The OPC Foundation Board of Directors has been expanded to include Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud and Huawei. -
A Promising Path to Recovery: Growth Forecast for Global Manufacturing in 2025, But Challenges Remain
The outlook for the global manufacturing industry looks uncertain in 2025, with political and economic events hampering growth. -
Open Systems Initiatives Require Critical Business Management Decisions
Understand the trade-offs and investments needed to create an integrated, real-time, industrial manufacturing business. -
Sharing More Insights on ISA/IEC 62443
Let's look at a few media placements received by the ISA/IEC 62443 series of standards in February 2025. -
Mouser Explores Innovative Memory Solutions and Design for AI Edge Applications in New eBook from Micron
5 Experts On Addressing The Hidden Challenges of Embedding Edge AI into End Products explores processing data at the edge, closer to where data systems can perform real-time data processing and decision-making. -
Southwire Champions Domestic Electrical Manufacturing with NEMA Make It American Program
The MiA Program is designed to support the industry in assessing, meeting and offering to the market products that comply with BABA domestic content requirements.










