Neuron Automation

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St. Pölten, June 30, 2026 - The way applications are developed in industrial automation is undergoing fundamental change. Version control with Git, multilingual codebases, AI-assisted copilots, extensions instead of monolithic toolchains - these are now standard in modern software development. In functional safety engineering, however, tools have changed very little for a long time. Neuron Automation is now changing this with Neuron Smart Engineer.

Article | SPS Magazin

St. Pölten June 9, 2026 - Although collaborative robotics is considered a key driver of automation, the effort required for functional safety is growing disproportionately due to outdated system architectures. In many robotic systems, safety is still implemented as a separate, hardware-based parallel system. This results in duplicate hardware, high engineering effort, and complex certification processes.

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Vienna/St. Pölten June 1, 2026 - What usually takes a safety engineer several days can be achieved by AI from St. Pölten in seconds. This means that an internationally pioneer-ing solution for functional safety - the technology that prevents machines and robots from injuring people - comes from Lower Austria. Federal Minister for Innovation, Mo-bility and Infrastructure Peter Hanke recognised this at a reception for Neuron Auto-mation. The occasion was the company's research funding from the FFG under the Frontrunner programme.

Press Release | Computer & Automation

St. Pölten, April 15, 2026 – Neuron Automation is driving a fundamental shift in functional safety: away from project-specific hardware and toward a scalable, software-defined platform approach. The company has now been recognized for this innovation. In the “Products of the Year 2026” readers’ choice awards by the trade publication Computer&Automation, Neuron Automation achieved 1st place in the “Safety & Security” category with its Safety Toolkit.

Cover Story Special Issue | Computer & Automation

As the worlds of control systems and IT evolve at rapid speed, safety in many places is still stuck in architectures from a time when hardware was expensive and software was primarily a means to an end.
Neuron Automation is fundamentally rethinking functional safety and designing it as a standardized, scalable, software-defined platform.

Press Release | Computer & Automation

Neuron Automation, a functional safety specialist in industrial automation, has expanded its management team further. Friederikos Kariotis has assumed the position of Chief Operating Officer (COO) and will now be responsible for Organization and Human Resources.

Press Release | Computer & Automation

Neuron Automation, a provider of functional safety solutions for industrial automation, is expanding its leadership team with Martina Hubert. As Head of Business Development & Marketing, she will be responsible for the company’s strategic growth and market expansion.

Press Release | SPS 2025

Neuron Automation at SPS 2025: A Blueprint for Consistently Simplified Safety

For many manufacturers of control and automation components, functional safety remains one of the biggest obstacles in development: projects often take years, consume vast budgets, and demand specialized know-how. With its modular Safety Toolkit, Neuron Automation presents at SPS 2025 (Hall 7, Booth 670) a platform that makes functional safety radically simpler – standardized, scalable, and ready to use.

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Neuron Automation on a Growth Track: Acquisition of IP Camp Kft. and New Brand Structure

St. Pölten, October 1, 2025 – Neuron Automation, a specialist in functional safety for industrial automation, is taking important strategic steps: with the acquisition of the Hungarian company IP Camp Kft. and a clear unification of its brand structure, the company is consistently expanding its technological strength and international presence.

Cover Story | SPS-Magazin

The integration of functional safety into drive and motion control systems is one of the key requirements in mechanical and plant engineering. Modular, scalable solutions that can be efficiently integrated into existing and new architectures are in demand. Against this backdrop, Neuron has developed a hardware-based SafeMotion platform that offers machine builders and component manufacturers flexible integration paths – from external safety boxes to fully integrated multicore solutions.