Electrification is drastically reshaping aerospace motion control. As commercial, defense, and emerging platforms shift away from hydraulic systems toward distributed electromechanical actuation, the demand for compact, high-performance motion solutions has never been greater.
The aerospace sector is undergoing a shift. As platforms across commercial aviation, defense, and emerging advanced air mobility (AAM) applications evolve, one technology is becoming increasingly central to their design: electro-mechanical actuation.
The use of motorized surgical hand tools has significantly enhanced precision, efficiency, and patient outcomes in operating rooms worldwide. From orthopaedic reconstruction to cranial procedures, powered drills, saws, and shavers allow surgeons to perform complex tasks with unprecedented speed and control.
According to research by McKinsey¹, almost 90% of businesses now have AI running somewhere within the organization, whether that’s a chatbot on the website, a Microsoft Copilot license in the hands of knowledge workers, or simply an agent summarizing meeting notes.
Few sectors are under as much pressure to clean up as shipping. The IMO's emissions targets – a 40% reduction in carbon intensity by 2030 and net zero by 2050 – are shaping the choices owners and operators face on every new build and every major refit.
Regal Rexnord will return to the Farnborough International Airshow 2026, taking place from 20-24 July in Farnborough, UK, where it will present its latest aerospace capabilities. Visitors can meet the team at Hall 4, Booth 4130, to explore how the company’s integrated portfolio of motion control solutions is supporting the next generation of aerospace and defense innovation.
Regal Rexnord Corporation (NYSE: RRX) announced that its Board of Directors has appointed Aamir Paul to serve as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) commencing no later than July 1, 2026, upon the conclusion of his responsibilities with his current employer, Schneider Electric SE.
In laboratory instruments, linear motion is where precision meets practicality. Whether positioning a pipette, advancing a fluid, or moving a sample through a preparation workflow, designers need motion that is accurate, repeatable, and dependable over long duty cycles.
Regal Rexnord will be exhibiting at Medical Technology UK 2026, taking place 11–12 March 2026 at the Coventry Building Society Arena, where visitors will meet its expert team at Stand 31 and explore how integrated motion solutions and collaborative engineering support help accelerate medical device development.
In mining, the scale of machinery is immense, and so are the risks. Conveyors stretch for miles across rugged landscapes, bucket wheel excavators move thousands of tonnes per hour, and hoists pull ore from deep underground. Each of these systems relies on braking and clutch technologies to protect operators, safeguard equipment, and ensure continuous production.
Regal Rexnord™ has opened its new office in Singapore, uniting employees and capabilities from across its former sites into a single modern, region-focused location. The move combines two existing offices and marks an important step in enhancing cooperation across its extensive family of well-known brands, including CENTA™, Jaure™, Kollmorgen™, Nicotra™ and Falk™.
The agricultural equipment industry is entering a period of transformation. Faced with a push for increased electrification and automation, manufacturers are rethinking how power is delivered, controlled, and monitored across every aspect of modern machinery.
In agriculture, where seasonal windows dictate productivity, the reliability of harvesters and balers is critical. Machinery failure during peak harvesting times can lead to costly delays, crop loss, and increased labor expenses. For original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), this puts a premium on designing equipment that combines durability, serviceability and operational efficiency.