Motion Automation Intelligence :: Engineering Solutions Provider Specializing in Industrial Automation, Motion Control & Robotics

Motion Automation Intelligence (the automation and robotics division of Motion) is a major U.S.-based distributor and engineering solutions provider specializing in industrial automation, motion control, and robotics. Operating as a one-stop shop for manufacturers, Motion Automation Intelligence helps companies design, source, and implement automation systems that address labor shortages, improve productivity, and enhance workplace safety. With headquarters in Birmingham, Alabama, and multiple regional locations across the United States, the company serves a wide range of industries including automotive, aerospace, pharmaceuticals, logistics, food and beverage, and semiconductor manufacturing.

Rather than building robots in-house, Motion Automation Intelligence focuses on supplying and integrating complete robotics solutions from leading global manufacturers. Their robotics portfolio includes collaborative robots (cobots) that work safely alongside humans, autonomous mobile robots for material transport, articulated robots with 5- and 6-axis flexibility, high-speed SCARA robots for assembly and pick-and-place, Cartesian and Delta robots for precise linear and high-speed packaging tasks, and flexible feeders for delicate part handling. The company also supplies a full range of end-of-arm tooling (grippers, vacuum tools, and custom end effectors), robotics software platforms, machine vision systems, and safety solutions that enable turnkey robotic cells.

Customers can purchase individual components or receive full engineering support for custom robotic systems, including vision-guided robotics, palletizing, and material handling applications. Motion Automation Intelligence emphasizes rapid implementation, technical expertise, and long-term support through its team of automation engineers and product specialists. The company’s approach combines broad product availability with deep application knowledge, allowing manufacturers to deploy robotics faster and more effectively than sourcing components piecemeal.