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Industrial Automation Expands with New Robotic and Gripper Solutions

Motion Controls Robotics has expanded its automated coating and surface finishing capabilities, while DESTACO unveiled its uRDH universal gripper series for industrial automation.

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Key Advancements in Industrial Automation

The industrial automation sector recorded two notable developments on August 13 and 14, 2026, as Motion Controls Robotics expanded its manufacturing capability portfolio and DESTACO launched its uRDH industrial gripper lineup.

According to an announcement from Motion Controls Robotics, Inc (MCRI) reported by RoboticsTomorrow on August 14, 2026, the company has introduced several new automation capabilities to broaden operational support across complete manufacturing facilities. Specifically, MCRI's expanded solutions focus on:

* Tire manufacturing automation * Robotic automated painting and high-precision fluid dispensing * Surface treatment and finishing * Specialized fabrication processes

The integration of these solutions addresses the rising demand for higher automation levels in operations requiring high precision and repeatability along heavy assembly lines.

DESTACO Introduces uRDH Universal Grippers

In a related development within end-of-arm tooling, DESTACO announced its uRDH Series Universal Grippers tailored for demanding industrial automation applications. Reported by RoboticsTomorrow on August 13, 2026, the new gripper line combines proven durability and reliability with universal mounting configurations, enabling seamless integration across diverse applications and production line setups. DESTACO positions the uRDH series to provide long-lasting operation while simplifying installation for industrial robotic systems.

Both announcements highlight how system integrators and hardware suppliers continue to enhance the factory automation ecosystem, spanning from end-of-arm tooling (EOAT) to end-to-end process solutions. Detailed payload specifications for the uRDH series and deployment costs for MCRI's systems were not disclosed at the time of reporting.