Rockwell Automation has announced a significant strategic move, shifting a portion of its operations from Canada to the United States. CEO Blake Moret outlined the company’s vision during the announcement, emphasizing the role of advanced technology and innovation in the future of manufacturing.

As part of the transition, Rockwell Automation will ramp up U.S.-based production while investing $2 billion into artificial intelligence–driven productivity solutions and workforce innovation. Moret explained that this investment is designed to modernize operations, enhance efficiency, and prepare employees for the evolving demands of the automation industry.

The decision reflects a broader trend of reshoring manufacturing to the United States amid global supply chain challenges and increasing emphasis on domestic industrial capabilities. By leveraging A.I., Rockwell aims to create smarter, more adaptive manufacturing systems that can respond quickly to changing market needs.

Industry analysts say the shift could strengthen the U.S. manufacturing sector and position Rockwell Automation as a leader in A.I.-integrated industrial solutions.