For engineers working in machine building and industrial automation, finding the right solution is rarely straightforward. It often means hours of research, multiple supplier conversations and time spent comparing different technologies, approaches and integration strategies. MachineBuilding.North 2026 has been designed to change that.

MVTec Software will release the new version of its standard software, MVTec HALCON, for machine vision on May 20, 2026. HALCON users benefit from the regular release cycle through the continuous integration of the latest machine vision ...

With energy prices rising due to ongoing disruption to global supply chains, Mitsubishi Electric is urging UK manufacturers to take immediate steps to manage their energy usage. As a result of recent market volatility, higher energy costs for the ...

The beverage dispense industry has undergone a quiet revolution over the past decade. What began as a means to closely monitor volume and secure revenue - effectively tracking every pint poured - has evolved into a sophisticated space focused on ...

At Interpack, automation expert Pilz will be showcasing future-proof sensor technology and control solutions under the slogan "Packaging without risk. Safety without compromise".

As food manufacturers face tighter compliance expectations, growing customer audits, and rising pressure to safeguard product integrity, air quality monitoring is no longer optional - it is a frontline quality-control measure, says Andy Lill, ...

Of all the training sessions Pilz UK runs, the City & Guilds Assured 4-Day Machinery Safety Course is the most popular. But the journey to the training facility in Corby isn’t always feasible - either for sheer distance or for the Monday ...

MachineBuilding.North 2026 takes place at the Concorde Conference Centre in Manchester on Wednesday, 13th May, bringing together hundreds of engineers, machine builders and automation specialists for a highly focused one-day event.

Food Manufacturing.net is published exclusively for food and drink industry engineering professionals. The website includes news, views, case studies, technical articles and new product analysis on all aspects of engineering for the food and drink industry's engineers: from design engineering to installation, commissioning, maintenance and repair.

The average nett spend initiated by engineers in the food and drink industry outstrips almost all other manufacturing sectors, and the arrival of Food Manufacturing.net means that suppliers of engineering solutions to the sector now have a unique and laser focused platform to showcase their wares and successes.

Now published is the Guide to Food & Beverage Industry Machine Design, produced by MachineBuilding.net (a sister publication to FoodManufacturing.net). The free guide covers technological and market trends, legislation, regulations and standards,  machine zones, electrical equipment, fluid power, robotics, conveyors, mechanical components, machinery safety, energy efficiency, productivity, maintenance and more...