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Components of digital manufacturing assist in all stages of production and are more accurate, detailed, and efficient from traditional manufacturing.

When it comes to futuristic technology, people tend to think about things like flying cars, robots, or virtual reality but the technological advancement that is likely to affect our future lifestyle the most is related to our homes.

The University of Notre Dame’s Engineering Innovation Hub (EIH) has opened its doors to students and industry partners.

The National Association of Manufacturers (NAM is one of the leading entities for providing a pipeline of supply chain talent, and its latest endeavor is going high-tech to reskill the military community for factory careers.

Manufacturing Global looks at recent commitments made by the UK, Czech Republic, US, and Japan.

If steam was the original driving force behind Industry 1.0 during The Industrial Revolution, technology is the driving force behind Industry 4.0.

Industry 5.0 can already be seen on the horizon, which according to some tech visionaries, will bring an increased human touch back to manufacturing.

Mobile in manufacturing is a driving force of Industry 4.0 - now is the time to adopt this technology within your business operations.

Businesses need to be using their most important asset, human strategy, when discussing smart manufacturing.

The idea of “smarter manufacturing’ – connecting materials, processes, and systems holistically is the special sauce that defines the future of national economic security and resiliency. When stepping back and looking on a global scale, it is clear the next industrial and economic powerhouse will be the country or region that masters smarter manufacturing first. Join Nigel Francis, Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director, LIFT and learn how connecting materials, processes, systems and talent will drive manufacturing into the future.