MODIVE is a multi-axis manipulator developed to automate essential steelmaking operations. The system can measure steel temperature, carbon and oxygen levels, while also collecting samples for chemical analysis.

During the factory test, MORE’s technical team verified the correct operation of the main handling, measuring and sampling functions. The successful outcome confirmed that the system is ready for final packing and delivery.

Factory testing is a key stage in MORE’s production process. It allows each system to be thoroughly checked before shipment, helping ensure reliable performance, safe operation and smooth plug-and-work commissioning at the customer’s site.

By completing these tests in advance, MORE delivers equipment that is not only engineered for demanding steelmaking environments, but also ready to be efficiently integrated into the customer’s production process.

With MODIVE, MORE continues to support steel plants through advanced automation technologies designed to improve process consistency, operator safety and operational efficiency.

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Among the most important innovations adopted in our production facility are automated robotic copper-to-steel welding and laser tracker metrology inspection.

Robotic welding ensures consistent, repeatable, and high-quality joints between copper and steel—materials that are essential for Electric Arc Furnace (EAF) applications. By precisely controlling critical welding parameters, the process improves structural integrity, increases productivity, and enhances. operator safety.

To guarantee dimensional accuracy, MORE also employs advanced laser tracker technology. This system performs fast, highly accurate measurements of complex mechanical components, verifying their compliance with the original 3D CAD model while providing complete digital traceability through detailed inspection reports.

These technologies reflect MORE’s ongoing commitment to manufacturing excellence. By combining automation, precision, and rigorous quality control, we deliver equipment that offers superior reliability, longer service life, and reduced downtime for steel plants worldwide.

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The event represents one of the leading international meeting points for professionals and companies operating in the electric steelmaking sector, offering an important opportunity to discuss technological innovation, process optimization, and the future of sustainable steel production.

As part of the conference program, on May 12 at 14:40 in the Porta Room, Aldo Lepore from MORE will present the technical paper:

“MORE dynamic carbon injection: a novel approach for slag foaming control in EAF steelmaking with continuous charge feeding”.
The presentation will focus on one of the latest technological solutions developed by MORE for Electric Arc Furnace (EAF) applications, designed to improve slag foaming control and optimize the melting process through a dynamic and continuous carbon injection approach.

Participation in EEC 2026 confirms MORE’s ongoing commitment to innovation and to the development of advanced technologies supporting steelmakers in achieving higher process efficiency, operational stability, and sustainability goals.

We look forward to meeting customers, partners, and industry professionals in Milan during the conference. 

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The exhibition will take place from May 4 to 6, 2026, in Pittsburgh, PA, USA, at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center.

During the event, MORE will welcome visitors at Booth #1342, where the company will showcase its latest technological developments for the steelmaking sector.

AISTech represents an important opportunity to engage with industry professionals, partners, and clients, and to discuss key topics such as automation, operational efficiency, and safety in modern steel plants.

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