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Technology in manufacturing: the operational trends shaping factory floors in mid-2026

Technology in manufacturing: the operational trends shaping factory floors in mid-2026

From physical AI to an 80% automation gap, here are the manufacturing technology shifts ops leaders need to act on right now.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jul 21, 2026
Robotics in manufacturing: five shifts defining factory floors in mid-2026

Robotics in manufacturing: five shifts defining factory floors in mid-2026

Physical AI, a massive automation gap, and a wave of new industrial partnerships are reshaping how manufacturers buy and deploy robotics in 2026.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jul 12, 2026
AI and automation's adoption gap: why most manufacturers haven't crossed the line yet

AI and automation's adoption gap: why most manufacturers haven't crossed the line yet

80% of U.S. factories have zero automation. New hardware, software, and C-suite strategy are converging to close that gap.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jul 7, 2026
Factory automation's deployment gap: new products flood the market as 80% of US facilities remain unautomated

Factory automation's deployment gap: new products flood the market as 80% of US facilities remain unautomated

A striking automation gap persists in US manufacturing even as vendors roll out edge AI, resilient edge platforms, and smarter vision systems at Automate 2026.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jun 23, 2026
Physical AI and embodied robotics headline manufacturing's mid-2026 intelligence push

Physical AI and embodied robotics headline manufacturing's mid-2026 intelligence push

From physical AI closing the simulation gap to embodied robotics fighting margin pressure, manufacturing's mid-2026 agenda centers on operational intelligence.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jun 18, 2026
Whether Consumer or Commerical, IoT Will Thrive in the App Store with Michael Longoria of Universal Screens

Whether Consumer or Commerical, IoT Will Thrive in the App Store with Michael Longoria of Universal Screens

The average consumer is well acquainted with IoT products; in January, 39 million Americans owned a smart home product, and the number is only growing. As consumers get more comfortable with these products in the home, the market for automating every aspect of the house from the air conditioner to the blinds becomes more…

Industrial Iot·Nov 27, 2018
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