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• Q-Span Workstation Kit Is First UR+ Application Kit For Quality Inspection, Certified By Universal Robots

  New Scale Robotics today announced its Q‑Span Workstation Kit, the first application kit for quality inspection to be certified by Universal Robots and featured on the UR+ platform.

• J&R Machine Advances Automation Capabilities For Complex Machined Parts With Two DMG MORI NZX 2000 CNC Machines Installs

  J&R Machine, a contract manufacturer focused on simplifying the production of complex machined parts, announced it has installed two DMG MORI NZX 2000 automated CNC systems at its Shawano, Wis., headquarters.

• Hyundai-Kia Motors Corporation Selects Nebbiolo Technologies’ Platform For Industrial Digitization And Insights Into Their Automotive Manufacturing Plants Worldwide

  Hyundai-Kia Motors Corporation (HKMC) selects Nebbiolo Technologies’ Intelligent Edge Computing Platform for Industrial Digitization and Insights into their Automotive Manufacturing Plants.

• Kryon Helps Enterprises Adapt To New Business Reality With Free Full-Cycle Automation Package

  Kryon®, the leading full-cycle automation solution provider known for its customer-centric approach to robotic process automation (RPA) and process discovery, today announces that it is offering a free Full-Cycle Automation package, including Process Discovery Robots, Attended Automation Robots and Unattended Automation Robots, to enterprise companies working to overcome the business setbacks and challenges caused by the effect of COVID-19.

• Newater Technology, Inc. Resumes Business Activities Through The Assistance Of Its Fully Automated Production Line

  Newater Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ: NEWA) ("NEWA", "we", "our" or the "Company"), a developer, service provider and manufacturer of membrane filtration products and related hardware and engineered systems that are used in the treatment, recycling and discharge of wastewater, today announced that is has resumed production and business activities after the outbreak throughout of the novel coronavirus, commonly referred to as "COVID-19."