Software Security and IP Protection
Wibu-Systems, a global leader in software protection, licensing, and security, has released CodeMeter 9.00 and CodeMeter Protection Suite 11.80. Together, the new versions mark are laying the foundation for a universal runtime architecture, cryptographic agility, automated software protection, and secure execution across more application types.
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Cryptography Expertise on Supervisory Board
With the appointment of Prof. Dr. Jörn Müller-Quade, Wibu-Systems expands its Supervisory Board with a renowned cryptography expert. This appointment underscores the Karlsruhe-based company’s long-term focus on IT security and software protection.
Innovation Award 2026
ATRO has been honored with the Innovation Award 2026. Beckhoff’s modular industrial robot system impressed the jury with its free scalability, internal media feed, and complete integration into PC-based control technology. Users get a highly flexible robot solution that can be adapted precisely to the task at hand and drastically reduces engineering costs.
Sensor+Test 2026
Despite the current difficult economic situation, SENSOR+TEST is maintaining its position as the industry’s central platform. From June 9 to 11, 2026, the international trade fair will once again open its doors in Nuremberg, offering manufacturers and trade visitors a stage for innovations, technical discussions, and networking. The organizer expects more than 300 exhibitors from numerous countries to attend again this year, showcasing a wide range of products from sensor technology to AI solutions.
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Beckhoff facilitates physical AI
The convergence of artificial intelligence and traditional machine control as the basis for ‘Physical AI’ is a key topic in industry. For this reason, automation specialist Beckhoff will be demonstrating at the 2026 Hannover Messe how large language models (LLMs) can directly influence real-world motion sequences via standardised interfaces.
High precision Components
In the technical realm, “nano” means ten to the power of negative nine, or one billionth. In addition, parts even smaller than this are possible – for example, the intricate shapes that come out of the NanoOne 3D printer from UpNano. To produce these, light particles are fired at the starting material. This is a process that plays out over a range of thousandths of a millimeter. So that the substrate can be precisely aligned here, three compact, high-performance motors from Faulhaber ensure the correct position.
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