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An innovative feeding solution for cable harness production
OMRON and ERKO have developed an innovative, fully automated workstation for cable harness production.
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How to build resilience into every manufacturing decision
Thriving through turbulence: How to build resilience into every manufacturing decisionIn the world today, adaptability is no longer only a competitive advantage, it’s a necessity. Manufacturers across all sectors face continuous disruption: changing regulations, unpredictable demand, shifting supply chains, a growing workforce shortage and skills gap. Resilience isn’t something that can be tacked on after the fact. It must be designed into the system, embedded in strategy, and reinforced through technology and culture.Here are five key principles for designing resilience into manufacturing operations:1. Put customers and partners firstResilient manufacturers share a common trait: they prioritize long-term relationships. In our experience, strong partnerships, with both customers and technology providers, create a foundation of trust that becomes invaluable during disruption. This foundation will also become stronger and more robust over time. Whether it’s a global component shortage or a sudden regulatory shift, companies that operate with openness, loyalty, and collaboration respond faster and more effectively. These human connections are just as important to resilience as any machine or system.
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How to build resilience into every manufacturing decision
Thriving through turbulence: How to build resilience into every manufacturing decisionIn the world today, adaptability is no longer only a competitive advantage, it’s a necessity. Manufacturers across all sectors face continuous disruption: changing regulations, unpredictable demand, shifting supply chains, a growing workforce shortage and skills gap. Resilience isn’t something that can be tacked on after the fact. It must be designed into the system, embedded in strategy, and reinforced through technology and culture.Here are five key principles for designing resilience into manufacturing operations:1. Put customers and partners firstResilient manufacturers share a common trait: they prioritize long-term relationships. In our experience, strong partnerships, with both customers and technology providers, create a foundation of trust that becomes invaluable during disruption. This foundation will also become stronger and more robust over time. Whether it’s a global component shortage or a sudden regulatory shift, companies that operate with openness, loyalty, and collaboration respond faster and more effectively. These human connections are just as important to resilience as any machine or system.
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User-Friendly and Simple to Design with NB Faceplate
Our cost-free NB-Faceplate makes the integration process smoother by facilitating connections with OMRON devices and the configuration of essential HMI functions, such as communication, settings, recipe management, multilingual support, trend analysis, data logging, and security options.
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Learning from Errors: Common Functional Safety Mistakes in Automation
Learn functional safety by understanding where errors happen and how to avoid them.
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OMRON at interpack 2026
At interpack 2026, OMRON invites you to discover packaging automation designed to work for you, from machine development through commissioning and long-term operation. From 7–13 May 2026 in Düsseldorf, meet us at the Packaging Valley booth in Hall 16, Stand D72-11.
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OMRON’s S8AS2 smart power supply integrates power, protection, and diagnostics in one unit
OMRON has announced the launch of the S8AS2 smart power supply, an innovative and compact solution that combines DC power supply, electronic circuit protection, and real-time monitoring in a single, panel-mountable unit. The S8AS2 is designed for factory automation and industrial control panels, helping reduce panel space requirements, wiring complexity, and downtime.
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OMRON introduces new high-payload collaborative robots and TMflow software upgrade
OMRON Robotics and Safety Technologies has expanded its TM S Series collaborative robot portfolio with three new models and a major software update, supporting manufacturers facing labour shortages and increasing requirements for flexible, high-mix production. The TM30S, TM20S and TM6S extend the series’ payload and reach capabilities for applications such as palletising, machine tending and precision handling.
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Samas and OMRON enhance end-of-line operations in medical diagnostics
The solution integrates SCARA robots, vision systems, and OMRON motion control to optimise feeding to flow-pack and cartoning machines with the OMRON Robotics Packaging Library (ORPL).
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Özgenç Makina achieves 30% higher throughput with OMRON’s Sysmac and EtherCAT architecture
Integrated motion, safety, and real-time control using the Sysmac platform and EtherCAT network enhance precision, reliability, and modularity in door–window production machines.
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The next operating system for manufacturing in Europe: From control to coexistence
For more than two centuries, the story of industrial progress has been written in the language of control. Control over machines. Control over processes. Control over resources and, at times, even over people. This was the logic that powered mass production and global supply chains.But today, its limits are becoming clear.The global manufacturing industry now operates in a world defined by climate volatility, energy insecurity, demographic contraction, and geopolitical fragmentation. In Europe, where energy costs are high, labour is scarce, and global competition intense, success will depend not on scale or speed but on our ability to combine technology, human values, and collaboration into a more resilient model of progress. At the Osaka Expo 2025, Ikuo Tateishi, President of the Human Renaissance Institute and grandson of OMRON’s founder, delivered a clear message: the age of maximization and control is ending.- and a new age of coexistence is beginning.The old industrial operating system, built for predictability and optimization, needs to be replaced with adaptive, co-creative networks connecting people, machines, and the planet.
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Stay safe and get compliant: Five top tips for EU Machinery Regulation readiness
Cyber attacks are a real threat in manufacturing, where they can disrupt production, damage machinery, and, ultimately, endanger businesses. The European Union’s (EU) new Machinery Regulation (2023/1230/EU), which will replace the 2006/42/EC Machinery Directive in January 2027, aims to help protect machinery against these risks. And, across the EU, compliance is non-negotiable. For machine builders, it means designing with protection baked in. For end users, it means operating and maintaining equipment with high levels of vigilance. Here, we share five top tips that both sides can use to meet the upcoming requirements and stay ahead of threats.
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