Industry
Accelerated learning on the racetrack
Programs embrace racing to teach the next generation of designers, engineers, and technicians the STEM skills needed in manufacturing.
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Manufacturing
Finishing and superfinishing at GrindingHub
GrindingHub, the trade fair for grinding technology, will be held in Stuttgart from 17 to 20 May 2022 and provide a platform for finishing and superfinishing. After the pandemic-related hiatus in trade shows, many of the exhibitors registering a strong desire for face-to-face communication and knowledge transfer regarding the more complex processes.
Industry
NXP and Foxconn Industrial Internet Ltd. partner to accelerate automotive innovation
NXP Semiconductors N.V., an automotive semiconductor company, partnered with Foxconn Industrial Internet Ltd., a subsidy company of Foxconn group, to transform the car into the ultimate edge device. NXP will provide FII with its portfolio of automotive technologies.
Engineering
Stratasys’ open materials options for 3D printing
Auto sales finally got back above pre-recession levels in 2014 with August sales reaching a seven-year high. After six long years, sales levels have matched 2007’s pace. More importantly, several research groups expect 2015 continue to grow. Today’s Motor Vehicles allows marketers direct access to this healthy industry with continued growth.
Manufacturing
Molex predicts 2022 will usher in era of mass customization
Molex predicts that 2022 will usher in the era of mass customization as consumers’ increasing demands for tailored experiences propel continued technology innovations in the new year and beyond.
Manufacturing
New spray booth design from Dürr brings sustainability to the shop floor
Its modular box concept, independent lines, and the combination of interior and exterior painting in a single box provide a degree of scalability and flexibility previously only for small-scale series.
Manufacturing
Desktop Metal receives $7.9 million system order from major German car maker for mass production of automotive components
Desktop Metal received a $7.9 million order for the mass production of metal automotive powertrain components at scale.