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NIST Manufacturing Simulation Software Gets Interest from University and Government

NIST Manufacturing

Earlier in 2022, NIST researchers released a simulation package that models the behavior of "discrete manufacturing systems," which include the production and assembly of finished products, like vehicles, consumer electronics, and consumer goods.

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Addressing manufacturing labor shortages

Control Engineering

Workforce development insights Manufacturers’ biggest challenge continues to be attracting and retaining a quality workforce and the demographics indicate this won’t be going away as workers get older. of manufacturing leaders in the U.S. million manufacturing jobs will remain unfilled in the U.S. alone by 2030.

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Graphene boosts flexible and wearable electronics

Control Engineering

Graphene is a nanomaterial that is stronger than steel and can be useful in many manufacturing applications. However, the nanomaterial has hit roadblocks: in particular, manufacturers have not been able to create large, industrially relevant amounts of the material. However, the technology can’t be produced at mass scales yet.

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ABI Research examines and ranks 11 PLM solution providers

Automation Mag

Global technology intelligence firm ABI Research, in its PLM for Large Manufacturers competitive ranking report, has provided an in-depth and unbiased examination of the solutions offered by 11 Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) solution suppliers.

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PUDU T300 marks Pudu’s move from service to industrial robots

Robotics Business Review

The Shenzhen, China-based company said its new robot offers maneuverability, a “map-and-go” feature, and flexible deployment to help manufacturers worldwide. The acceptance of robot deliveries in the industrial sector is higher due to the commonality of automated transportation and manufacturing processes.

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Embroidery as low-cost solution for wearable electronics

Control Engineering

The researchers relied on a method of generating electricity called the “triboelectric effect,” which involves harnessing electrons exchanged by two different materials, like static electricity. This is a low-cost method for making wearable electronics using commercially available products,” Yin said.

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Manufacturers using digital transformation to future-proof operations

Control Engineering

Manufacturing insights Future-proofing manufacturing uses digitization and digitalization and eventually digital transformation to help companies make better and more informed decisions. Leading manufacturers are making the digital transition with help from trusted partners. We started with just the line operator’s body.