Product presentations
Current drive technology products
Without drive technology - in the truest sense of the word - nothing would turn in most machines and systems. Computer&AUTOMATION presents the latest innovations in this automation discipline in a series of pictures.
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Products from the drives sector
Current product presentations from the field of drives and actuators from November 2019.
read more...Change in management
Luca Galluzzi (52) will join the management of automation provider B&R on August 1, 2020. As the new Managing Director of Sales, he succeeds Peter Gucher, who is retiring after 34 years at B&R.
read more...Embedded motor controller with 2 A peak current
TDK Corporation expands its 'Micronas HVC' embedded motor controller family with the 'HVC 5223C', a fully integrated motor controller with automotive grade 1 qualification for driving small BLDC and BDC motors with a peak phase current of 2 A.
read more...Housed in a stainless steel casing
TDK has extended the MiniCell family with pressure transmitters in stainless steel housings in IP67 for differential pressure measurement in industrial applications.
read more...The leakage currents under control
In variable-speed drives, the individual components cause leakage currents which, in total, can trigger the residual current circuit breaker and lead to production downtimes. These currents can be largely compensated for with a new type of module.
read more...News from electromechanics
Connectors, cable glands, cables and wires - there are always numerous innovations for industrial users when it comes to electromechanics. Computer&AUTOMATION has summarized a selection of current products in a series of pictures.
read more...Stefan Schönegger becomes Chief Technology Officer
Stefan Schönegger succeeds Florian Schneeberger as CTO of ABB Machine Automation (B&R), who has been Division President of the Machine Automation Division and CEO of B&R Industrial Automation since November 1, 2025.
read more...ABB Robotics goes to SoftBank
ABB has agreed to sell its Robotics division to the Japanese SoftBank Group for an enterprise value of 5.375 billion US dollars. Closing is expected mid to late 2026. The transaction is expected to deliver short-term value to shareholders, while ABB...
read more...New approaches in drive technology
Nabtesco develops physical AI solutions
Nabtesco is working on intelligent drive systems for industrial applications. The focus here is on the use of physical AI, the combination of artificial intelligence with real physical systems.
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