Automation Taipei 2026 Recap: Physical AI, From Edge to Action

Automation Taipei 2026 has come to a close, and ARBOR's booth stayed busy throughout. Under the theme "From Edge to Action" as an AI Ecosystem Hub, ARBOR put Physical AI to work across the full loop of sensing, inference, decision, and control. Visitors saw a closed-loop architecture where the AEC-8000 handled real-time device control and the EdgeX-6000 ran large-scale AI inference and machine vision, a robotics platform on the IEC-6700 and FPC-9309W-G5 guiding dual robotic arms through natural language, and an AI vision safety system tied to MES on a live injection molding line. Thank you to everyone who visited. Explore the full recap to see Physical AI in real production.

Smarter, UPS-Protected Control for Fast, Low-Risk MES Integration

Downtime and data loss are the hidden costs of connecting legacy machines to modern MES. ARBOR answers both. The fanless SB-244 controller with built-in supercapacitor UPS keeps operations running 24/7 and protects critical data during power outages. Paired with SMMS Machine Connectivity, it enables fast, low-risk MES integration with stable, secure machine data. Proven across CNC, punching, extrusion, and conventional lines, it can go live in as little as three months, delivering real-time work order visibility, war-room dashboards, faster decisions, and measurable OEE gains. Watch the video to see how connected control shortens the path to the smart factory.

Compact IP69K Edge Computer for In-Vehicle & Outdoor Applications

The new IP69K waterproof, fanless ARTS-7550 brings dependable edge computing to vehicles, farms, mines, and the field.