Automate 2025: AMRs, vision systems, grippers and more from day three in Detroit

Attendees saw more industrial automation applications at Huntington Place

Tim Culverhouse | Peerless Media

Huntington Place in Detroit welcomed in over 40,000 attendees to Automate 2025.

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DETROIT - It was another busy in the Motor City for Automate 2025.

The large automation event hosted by A3 saw educators, students and professionals take in the sights and sounds of robotic technologies for use across industries.

AMRs, vision systems, grippers and other technologies were on display at the show, as Automate turned the corner for home before the show wraps up on Thursday.

Aamir Paul, president, North America operations at Schneider Electric, hosted Wednesday’s keynote, and he discussed the American manufacturing landscape with labor shortages and the opportunity for automation.

Take a look at some of the exciting developments from the Wednesday of Automate 2025, and also catch up on what happened during day one and day two.

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Automate 2025: AMRs, vision systems, grippers and more from day three in Detroit