WSI GLOBAL ANNOUNCES IT MANUFACTURES THE WIDEST RANGE OF REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR OEM PACKAGING EQUIPMENT
Parts produced cost effectively and shipped around the world with fast turnaround
CSIA Upgrades Industrial Automation Exchange
Improvements make it easier for system integrators, clients to connect
RAE Corporation, a Model for American Manufacturing with Strong History and Family Focus
Company's success forms the backbone of the local economy
Automate 2017 Conference and Expo Comes to Chicago April 3-6
Broadest Automation Event in North America to Explore the Future of Automation
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.
BitFlow Announces Five Key Machine Vision Technology Trends for 2017
Identifies Industrial Internet of Things and CoaXPress as trends
set to impact machine vision markets
Special Tradeshow Coverage for ATX West 2017
ATX West will be held from February 7th - 9th in Anaheim, California. This ManufacturingTomorrow.com Special Tradeshow report aims to bring you news, articles and products from this years event.
3D graphene: MIT scientists develop super-light, super-strong structure
Weston Williams for The Christian Science Monitor: Many scientists consider graphene to be one of the most potentially useful materials ever created. The atom-thick chain of carbon atoms are strong, light, and promise many applications, from energy storage to pollution removal to waterproof coating.
While graphene has been studied since the 1940s, scientists have had considerable trouble constructing it into a structurally useful form on a three-dimensional level. But now, scientists at MIT have figured out how to build up graphene into useful, 3-D shapes with the potential to be lighter and stronger than steel.
The new research marks an important step forward for the material. The hexagonal structure is essentially an "unrolled" carbon nanotube only an atom thick, usually only functional on a two-dimensional level. Despite this limitation, graphene is more than 100 times stronger than steel, and converting that two-dimensional strength into a structure usable for three-dimensional building materials has for years been something of a holy grail for graphene researchers. And now, scientists may be one step closer to that conversion. Cont'd...
Piab acquires Vaculex and strengthens growth prospects
Acquisition enables Piab to enter the growing vacuum lifter business. A strategic step for successfully leveraging global automation and productivity trends.
GE Additive Education Program Accepting Applications from Schools for 3D Printers
GE is now accepting applications from schools for the GE Additive Education Program (AEP). GE will invest $10 million over the next five years in two educational programs, to develop pipelines of future talent in additive manufacturing. Enabling educational institutions to provide access to 3D printers will help accelerate the adoption of additive manufacturing, worldwide.
Quiet and High Speed 3D Printer - FabPod™ Silent
Quiet and High Speed 3D Printer - FabPod™ Silent
Japan's Bonsailab exhibits at CES2017
Multi-Axis Photonics / SiP Alignment Motion Engines Released; Based on Award-Winning Technology
New complete systems for ultrafast alignment tasks are available in single or double-sided arrays.
IntelLiDrives Designed an Innovative Large-Area XY gantry with Rotation Capability
Large Area XY gantries with rotation capability.
CES 2017 - MarkForged 3D prints metal
From CES 2017: From the company that revolutionized 3D printing with composite carbon fiber, comes a breakthrough in metal. The Metal X greatly accelerates innovation, delivering metal parts overnight using a new technology at a fraction of the cost. Leave 20th century manufacturing in the dust and create anything from industrial replacement parts to injection molds to working prototypes.
Makino Reveals New a120nx Horizontal Machining Center Built for Large, Heavy Part Production
Largest nx-series machining platform to date delivers speed and accuracy to massive part sizes
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Russell Finex - Reclaiming and recycling additive manufacturing powders
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