The U.S. robotics industry grew by 11% in 2025, driven by increased demand in sectors like food production. This growth signals a shift in the automation landscape, presenting new opportunities and challenges for U.S. businesses.
The Western Reserve Transit Authority's $6.5 million project marks a shift to electric buses, offering opportunities for AECM professionals in sustainable infrastructure.
Volvo CE has begun constructing a new excavator plant in Eskilstuna, Sweden, signaling a strategic expansion in manufacturing capacity aimed at meeting global demand and enhancing sustainability.
Rockwell Automation's FactoryTalk ResilientEdge enhances autonomous manufacturing with a unified execution architecture, offering significant efficiency and cost benefits for AECM professionals.
As AI expands into real-world applications, architectural integration becomes critical. CEA-Leti CEO highlights the need for efficient data management and specialized architectures, impacting procurement and compliance in AECM sectors.
Kawasaki Robotics will reveal its latest automation innovations, including an 8-axis robot, at Automate 2026. This development is set to enhance manufacturing efficiencies and quality assurance.
Oklahoma's Attorney General has halted a $2 billion aluminum smelter project due to environmental and national security concerns. This decision impacts U.S. aluminum production and highlights the importance of compliance and security in large-scale infrastructure projects.
FORT Robotics and NVIDIA have introduced an AI-driven "Outside-In Safety" solution to enhance robot productivity and worker safety, crucial for industries like warehousing and manufacturing.
DSV is building a 750,000-square-foot semiconductor warehouse in Oregon, enhancing its logistics capabilities and supporting the state's tech industry.
