Sharp Executive Says Plan for Foxconn LCD Plant in U.S. is Still 'On The Table'
Mitchel Broussard for MacRumors: Foxconn and Sharp are looking closer than ever to building a manufacturing plant within the United States, according to one Sharp executive who said that the plan is still "on the table" (via Nikkei). The plant would mainly be focused on the manufacturing of LCD panels for TV sets and home appliances, but Foxconn is said to be considering moving iPhone production stateside as well.
The news continues a rumor from last year born out of President-elect Donald Trump's comments on wanting Apple to make its products stateside. Foxconn laid out plans for such a move in December, along with Japan-based SoftBank Group, with each company hoping to create a combined 100,000 jobs in the U.S. over the next four years. Cont'd...
Rice has role in new $250M robotics manufacturing institute
University among 40 academic partners working to create, deploy robotic technology
Lloyd's Register and TWI launch two new projects to advance take-up of additive manufacturing
Collaboration aimed at two aspects of additively manufactured (AM) parts: regulatory compliance and joining of AM
BOSCH REXROTH ANNOUNCED AS HEADLINE SPONSOR OF INDUSTRY 4.0 SUMMIT
"Bosch Rexroth is proud to announce its sponsorship of the Industry 4.0 Summit. This is a great opportunity to meet, listen and network with other key players in the industry. " said Sean Kilgallen, Marketing Manager.
NI Debuts Industrial Internet of Things (IoT) Lab to Promote Innovation and Collaboration
NI Industrial IoT Lab is a space where companies can work together on Industrial IoT technologies and solutions
Oracle Cloud Applications Drive Carbon's Quest to Lead in 3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing
Carbon to streamline business processes across organizational development, manufacturing, finance, and services
New Version of Maple T.A. Offers Enhanced Connectivity, Workflow among Other Features
New enhancements in direct response to customer requests
Acromag's New 3U OpenVPX™ Single Board Computer Features a 6th Generation Skylake Intel® Xeon® CPU
The new AcroExpress™ SBC provides extensive I/O support plus a fully integrated heatsink for advanced cooling management.
RAE Corporation, a Model for American Manufacturing with Strong History and Family Focus
Company's success forms the backbone of the local economy
Industry Experts to Discuss Impact of the Cloud on Manufacturing in Upcoming Webinar
Executives at 42Q, Bloom Energy and LNS Research to Provide Industrial Companies and Manufacturers with a Better Understanding of Digital Manufacturing Options
Access to Top Automotive and Aerospace Manufacturers Plus Industry Learning at UBM's Inaugural Ohio Event, Advanced Design & Manufacturing (ADM) Cleveland
The new show, ADM Cleveland, takes place on March 29-30 at the Cleveland Convention Center and offers two days of free industry education, automotive and smart manufacturing conference content, and a dynamic expo experience.
Electric Imp Launches QuickStart Family to Accelerate IoT Adoption
Multiple analysts identify insufficient expertise, limited engineering resource availability and cybersecurity complexity as the major barriers to IoT adoption. Conducting pilot projects to validate business benefits and leveraging experts and technologies proven in IoT are the most widely recommended actions to overcome deployment barriers.
The 3D Printers of CES
Brian Benchoff for HACKADAY: CES is over, and now we can take a step back, distance ourselves from the trade show booths, and figure out where 3D printing will be going over the next year.
The Hype Cycle is a great way to explain trends in fads and technological advances. VR and autonomous cars are very early on the Hype Cycle right now. Smartphones are on the plateau of productivity. 3D printing is head-down in the trough of disillusionment.
For this year’s CES, 3D printing is not even a product category. In fact, the official documentation I found at Prusa’s booth listed their company in the ‘Assistive Technologies’ category. These are dark days for the public perception of 3D printing.
The perception of 3D printing has been tied inexorably to Makerbot. Makerbot presented the only 3D printer on The Colbert Report. Only Makerbot had their 3D printing storefronts featured on CNN. It’s been like this for half a decade, and hopefully things will get better. Cont'd...
Allied Machine Announces MVS Modular Connection System
Superior strength provides superior quality and accuracy in drilling applications
Challenges of Proper Air Ventilation
There is no question that increased outdoor air ventilation can have a positive impact on the indoor air quality.
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