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Industrial Defender has expanded network monitoring for critical infrastructure operators. The new functions link internal traffic anomalies with equipment information and prepare prioritised remediation work under operator control.
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Allegro has introduced new power and position sensing robotics components. Its 48V power controller combines regulated outputs and diagnostics, while inductive, TMR and Hall sensors address joints with different torque and space constraints.
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CISRI-HIPEX reports more than 30 HIP machine sales in 2026. Its Chinese service network has expanded to seven centres, while the manufacturer is pursuing separate equipment approvals for international markets.
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Micron’s Taoyuan union plans to strike on Thursday, 22 October. The action is intended to coincide with separate Taichung mediation over bonuses and profit sharing; no production loss or Taichung walkout has been confirmed.
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Nozomi and SEL have expanded monitoring for industrial network infrastructure. Their integration combines configured communications data with security observations, while SEL hardware offers an additional deployment route for Guardian sensors.
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Burro has started shipments of its autonomous Grande 44 platform. Production began in August after June preorders, with a rated towing capacity of up to 6,000 lb and cargo capacity of 1,500 lb.
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AmPro reports an order for over 100 metal manufacturing systems. Its unnamed consumer electronics customer has not disclosed delivery dates or contract value, while the SP450 platform features multiple laser sources.
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Braskem has expanded cybersecurity asset monitoring across its industrial facilities. Rockwell Automation reports a deployment spanning more than 39 sites and more than 3,000 inventoried OT assets during eight months.
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Nidec has introduced five-axis machining for large industrial metal components. The MVR-5X combines a compact, high-torque contouring head with continuously controlled rotary axes; sales are due to begin on 26 October.
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Phoenix Tailings plans $375m rare earth separation plant in Rochester. Its 2027–28 programme targets more than 18,000 tons of annual feedstock processing and 4,400 tons of separated rare earth oxides at full capacity.
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