Will CMMC fix everything? From No-klahoma to OK-lahoma. Army 3D prints drones, saves millions. It's time we talk about the digital twin. Technology requires humans.
Global Shop Solutions, Carr Lane, Muratec, and Mastercam get industry recognition. Sandvik and Burr Oak Tool expand. Lyndex-Nikken and Wipfli update leadership. Heidenhain partners with the Machinists Institute. MIT and Muratec on manufacturing's future.
Episode 135: Japan is building the world’s first 3D-printed train station—meanwhile, NASCAR teams like Hendrick Motorsports are using robotic scanners to build faster, smarter race cars.
Florida man runs world's largest 3DP factory. Algorithm shrinks AI models, grow brains. Amazon's robot symphony hits a new high note. Why "Made in the USA" is still a heavy lift.
Being nice has a price. Strange symmetries, stronger metals. No plan to ban. Manufacturing Technology Series EAST is right around the corner. Spin off and gear up!
Lumafield gets top startup nod. REGO-FIX opens new Center for Machining Excellence. Stratasys partners with aerospace giants. America Makes and SwRI launch AM-focused defense initiatives. Leadership updates and other news from Mazak, Starrett, and more.
The Manufacturing Technology Series EAST brings together manufacturing professionals with exciting advancements to shape the future of the industry, May 13-15, 2025, in West Springfield, Massachusetts.
Episode 134: Steve and Ben share their observations, insights, and takeaways from ProMat2025. Stephen provides a testbed update and a realization that robot programming is easy… until you have to program the robot to physically interact with another thing.
Corn-fed smartphone. Robot arms — in space! Sandvik acquires Verisurf. The harmony of art and technology. Fox 3… D
Innovating requires iterating. Bipedal robots. Are magnets life? Automation is a fast market. Security is for everyone.