Smart Manufacturing Experience 2022, a hybrid in-person/livestreamed event, will help small to medium manufacturers (SMMs) leverage the power of advanced manufacturing technologies to improve their bottom line and advance their manufacturing operations in real-time.
After a year fraught with supply chain and environmental crisis, the industrial world is being incentivized to adopt technological solutions, such as additive manufacturing, that improve the way we design and ship products.
Businesses are scrambling to figure out how to solve supply chain problems. Reshoring and smart manufacturing could be the answer.
FANUC America, the leading supplier of Computer-Numerical Controls (CNCs), industrial robots and ROBOMACHINES, and the Manufacturing Skill Standards Council (MSSC), the long-established U.S. leader in certifying front-line production technicians with industry-wide foundational skills in advanced manufacturing and logistics, have announced their decision to co-market the stackability of their respective industry-recognized certifications to meet the acute shortage of skilled industrial robotics and automation operators.
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.