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Mitsubishi Electric Develops New OT Security Solution for Industrial Equipment: 10/22/2026 9:28:18 AM; Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (TOKYO: 6503) announced today that it has developed a new operational technology (OT) security solution for industrial equipment, leveraging the world-class OT cybersecurity technologies of Nozomi Networks, Inc., a U.S.-based company that became a wholly owned subsidiary of Mitsubishi Electric in January 2026.
Michelin XDR Wide Body Truck: Michelin launches its first tire dedicated to wide body truck segment: 10/21/2026 9:25:16 AM; • An innovative response to the new challenges facing mining and quarry operations • Safety of people and assets as the top priority • A premium offer designed to improve total cost of ownership Michelin launches a new premium offer to support the development of mining fleets: Michelin XDR Wide Body Truck.
How The Mobile Robot Company is Upending Logistics by Stopping at 80% Automation: 10/15/2026; When Emil Hauch Jensen visited an Amazon distribution center in 2023, he noticed a startling lack of mobile robots. The reason was flexibility: the facility faced up to ten process changes a week.
Danish Robotics Startup The Mobile Robot Company is Taking the Industry by Storm: 10/13/2026 7:00:00 AM; Forty-eight hours before their startup’s most critical public appearance, Emil Hauch Jensen and Odin Kudahl Skovsted faced a late-night crisis. The two founders of The Mobile Robot Company had a robot suddenly failing its own safety checks.
Danish Startup Upends the Forklift Industry with a Self-Driving Pallet Jack That Keeps Humans in Charge: 10/8/2026 9:25:59 AM; It was the busiest week in The Mobile Robot Company ’s short life. Co-founder and CTO Odin Kudahl Skovsted and the team were in Italy demonstrating the company’s robot to prospective customers.
Nine People, One Pallet Jack: The Danish Startup Taking the Forklift Industry by Storm: 10/8/2026 12:07:45 AM; Forty-eight hours before the most important public appearance in their company’s short life, Emil Hauch Jensen and Odin Kudahl Skovsted had a robot that would not pass its own safety checks.