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Augury’s first appearance in Gartner’s APM Market Guide signals that plant AI is moving toward agent-led automation

Augury’s first appearance in Gartner’s APM Market Guide signals that plant AI is moving toward agent-led automation

Augury’s inclusion in Gartner’s 2026 APM Market Guide and Gartner’s July view of AI-enabled automation point to a new buying pattern: agent orchestration as an

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 23, 2026
Industrial Defender and Fortress tie OT asset inventories to AI vulnerability correlation, pushing triage from weeks to minutes

Industrial Defender and Fortress tie OT asset inventories to AI vulnerability correlation, pushing triage from weeks to minutes

Industrial Defender and Fortress integrated OT asset intelligence with AI-driven vulnerability correlation, aiming to rank what’s affected in minutes for critic

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 19, 2026
Natural language CAD automation is moving into production workflows, and voice-first wearables are a preview of how operators will trigger it

Natural language CAD automation is moving into production workflows, and voice-first wearables are a preview of how operators will trigger it

PTC’s new natural-language path to reusable CAD automation scripts points to a UI shift that voice-first AI wearables are already training users to expect.

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 19, 2026
Why Reshoring Is Quietly Reshaping Who Buys Packaging Equipment

Why Reshoring Is Quietly Reshaping Who Buys Packaging Equipment

Reshoring's headline is jobs. The quieter story is a whole new category of packaging equipment buyer — building a line from scratch, making a seven-figure decision, and shopping on trust because they have no other way to shop.

Katie Steinberg·Aug 18, 2026
The global precision parts market is set to add $112 billion by 2031 as OEM demand shifts to higher-value components

The global precision parts market is set to add $112 billion by 2031 as OEM demand shifts to higher-value components

The precision parts market is projected to reach $376.96B by 2031, with OEM demand, digital manufacturing partnerships, and equipment safety initiatives reshapi

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 18, 2026
Custom Coaters Making More Revenue Due to IntelliFinishing System

Custom Coaters Making More Revenue Due to IntelliFinishing System

Some custom coaters are experiencing a significant uptick in revenue thanks to the implementation of their IntelliFinishing systems. Equipped with high volume capacity and enhanced flexibility, the system allows coaters to undertake and efficiently manage larger contracts that were previously unatta

John Claman·Aug 17, 2026
Can a Finishing System adapt to fluctuating labor availability?

Can a Finishing System adapt to fluctuating labor availability?

Labor shortages have become a pressing issue across many sectors, including manufacturing, where the availability of skilled workers is increasingly precarious. As businesses strive to maintain productivity and efficiency, the adoption of automated solutions has proven to be a viable strategy to cou

John Claman·Aug 13, 2026
Conveyorized Finishing Systems that are Expandable and Scalable

Conveyorized Finishing Systems that are Expandable and Scalable

In today's industrial landscape, flexibility and scalability are essential attributes for manufacturing systems. As labor shortages continue to impact various sectors, companies are turning towards automation to maintain efficiency and productivity. Conveyorized finishing systems, like the one offer

John Claman·Aug 13, 2026
The importance of Data in a Conveyorized Finishing System

The importance of Data in a Conveyorized Finishing System

In conveyorized finishing operations, the volume of data generated across a single production shift is substantial. Paint batches, carrier timestamps, load bar launches, line speeds, and process recipes all produce records that can either be captured and used or quietly lost. For finishing operation

John Claman·Aug 12, 2026
Mariana Minerals raises $310 million and bets autonomous trucks can make stranded copper mines viable

Mariana Minerals raises $310 million and bets autonomous trucks can make stranded copper mines viable

Mariana Minerals closed a $310M round built around autonomous mining and domestic copper recycling, as industrial automation hits critical minerals, robotics, a

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 12, 2026
Emerson, FOBA, and Mitsubishi Electric signal a new wave of purpose-built industrial AI deployments

Emerson, FOBA, and Mitsubishi Electric signal a new wave of purpose-built industrial AI deployments

Three major manufacturers are embedding AI directly into automation hardware, from fault-detecting software agents to laser workstations and US-made IT cooling

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 9, 2026
IntelliFinishing Systems Adapt Better When Labor is Short

IntelliFinishing Systems Adapt Better When Labor is Short

Labor availability has become one of the most persistent operational challenges across manufacturing. Recruiting skilled workers, particularly in specialized roles like painting and finishing, is difficult in most markets. For facilities running traditional finishing lines, a single absent employee

John Claman·Aug 6, 2026
Vention and FANUC America unify industrial and collaborative robots on a single AI platform

Vention and FANUC America unify industrial and collaborative robots on a single AI platform

Vention and FANUC America have integrated FANUC's full robot portfolio into Vention's AI-driven platform, letting manufacturers design, simulate, and deploy aut

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 5, 2026
AI safety agents hit zero misses in first industrial trials as automation sector accelerates

AI safety agents hit zero misses in first industrial trials as automation sector accelerates

Industrial AI safety deployments achieve a perfect recommendation capture rate in early trials, while automation launches and leadership moves signal a sector i

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 4, 2026
What Separates IntelliFinishing Custom Coaters from Their Competition?

What Separates IntelliFinishing Custom Coaters from Their Competition?

In the custom coating industry, differentiation is rarely about a single advantage. It is the combination of flexibility, capacity, quality controls, and competitive pricing that separates operators who can sustain long-term customer relationships from those who cannot. For IntelliFinishing custom c

John Claman·Aug 4, 2026
Cranswick deploys Rockwell Automation pick-and-place robots to hit 240 cycles per minute in end-of-line packaging

Cranswick deploys Rockwell Automation pick-and-place robots to hit 240 cycles per minute in end-of-line packaging

UK food maker Cranswick replaced manual end-of-line packaging with autonox Delta robots running Rockwell Automation controls, reaching 240 picks per minute.

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 2, 2026
Cranswick deploys Rockwell Automation robotics at 240 picks per minute to automate its most labor-intensive packaging line

Cranswick deploys Rockwell Automation robotics at 240 picks per minute to automate its most labor-intensive packaging line

Cranswick's pigs-in-blankets line now runs 240 robotic picks per minute using autonox Delta robots and Rockwell Automation controls, freeing workers for higher-

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 1, 2026
Cranswick deploys Rockwell Automation robotics to hit 240 picks per minute on pigs-in-blankets line

Cranswick deploys Rockwell Automation robotics to hit 240 picks per minute on pigs-in-blankets line

UK food maker Cranswick replaced manual end-of-line packaging with an autonox Delta robot system that picks and places 240 sausages per minute.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jul 31, 2026
Industrial manufacturing M&A hit $173B and automation capex is accelerating, operators need to move now

Industrial manufacturing M&A hit $173B and automation capex is accelerating, operators need to move now

PwC reports record $173B in industrial M&A, up 28%, as Roland Berger forecasts 6–9% annual automation growth through 2030.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jul 30, 2026
What features should Custom Coaters consider if looking for a new finishing system?

What features should Custom Coaters consider if looking for a new finishing system?

Choosing a new finishing system is a significant capital decision for any custom coater. The range of parts, the pace of production, and the unpredictability of future contracts all create pressure to get the specification right the first time. Industry practitioners who have gone through that proce

John Claman·Jul 30, 2026
How Many Product Painting Recipies Do You Need?

How Many Product Painting Recipies Do You Need?

For custom coaters and some OEM manufacturers, finishing recipe flexibility is not a luxury. It is a core operational requirement. Managing a wide range of part numbers, substrates, and customer specifications means that coating systems must be configurable enough to handle significant variation whi

John Claman·Jul 30, 2026
What is SCADA?

What is SCADA?

SCADA, or supervisory control and data acquisition, is a foundational technology for plant managers and operations teams that need real-time visibility and control over industrial processes. Despite how widely it is deployed across manufacturing and process industries, the term still draws blank sta

John Claman·Jul 28, 2026
What is a friction driven conveyor used in finishing?

What is a friction driven conveyor used in finishing?

In finishing environments, conveyor selection has a direct impact on cleanliness, noise levels, maintenance costs, and overall operational efficiency. One technology that draws consistent attention from facility managers and finishing professionals is the friction-driven conveyor, a system built aro

John Claman·Jul 28, 2026
Prince Hydraulics Finally Gets The SCADA System They Wanted

Prince Hydraulics Finally Gets The SCADA System They Wanted

For Prince Hydraulics, the road to a functioning SCADA system was more than a decade in the making. As far back as 2011, a group of plant employees presented to corporate leadership with a clear ask: find a way to bring all the information operators need into one place and make it easy to apply to t

John Claman·Jul 28, 2026
The Challenge of Being a Custom Coater

The Challenge of Being a Custom Coater

For custom coaters operating as job shops, no two days look the same. Part sizes vary, customer specifications shift, and the shop floor has to adapt quickly to whatever work comes through the door. That kind of environment demands finishing equipment that can keep pace, and it is precisely where th

John Claman·Jul 28, 2026
Industrial automation's mid-2026 moment: AI picking, superhumanoids, and the safety certification push

Industrial automation's mid-2026 moment: AI picking, superhumanoids, and the safety certification push

From AI-based grippers to ISO 27001-certified robot makers, industrial automation's summer 2026 wave carries concrete operational implications.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jul 27, 2026
Cobot orders surged 55.6% in Q1 2026 as automation demand shifts away from automotive OEMs

Cobot orders surged 55.6% in Q1 2026 as automation demand shifts away from automotive OEMs

A3 data shows North American robot orders held near flat in Q1 2026, but collaborative robots and life sciences led sharp gains as automotive OEM demand slumped

MarketScale Newsroom·Jul 26, 2026
Agentic automation hits enterprise scale: Automation Anywhere, Yaskawa, and KUKA signal a new operating model for industrial AI

Agentic automation hits enterprise scale: Automation Anywhere, Yaskawa, and KUKA signal a new operating model for industrial AI

From billion-request IT service desks to robots that write their own work orders, agentic AI is moving from pilot to production across manufacturing and operati

MarketScale Newsroom·Jul 25, 2026
Roland Berger forecasts 6-9% annual growth as industrial automation shifts from traditional systems to intelligent platforms

Roland Berger forecasts 6-9% annual growth as industrial automation shifts from traditional systems to intelligent platforms

Industrial automation is entering a five-year growth cycle, but humanoid hype at Automate 2026 is outpacing what factory floors can actually deploy today.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jul 24, 2026
AI kaizens, agentic systems, and pricing pressure: what manufacturers are actually doing with IIoT in 2026

AI kaizens, agentic systems, and pricing pressure: what manufacturers are actually doing with IIoT in 2026

From TE Connectivity's AI vision gains to outcome-based pricing debates, industrial AI is moving from pilot to operational reality across the plant floor.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jul 24, 2026
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