Moving Targets: Laser Marking on the Fly
Marking of engineered assemblies, components and materials with identification numbers and other data is an essential element of modern manufacture. Until now, this has involved at least a small interruption in the production process for every unit marked.
Safeguard your digital future now. Overcome the crisis!
The COVID-19 outbreak has highlighted the vulnerability of the complex global manufacturing supply chains. To make matters worse, the CNC industry heavily relies on on-time deliveries.
The Massive Potential of 3D Printing in the Healthcare Industry
While 3D printing is already used extensively in the healthcare industry, as technology advances and becomes more refined, we are likely to see amazing results.
4 Benefits of Digital for Manufacturing SMEs
A recent paper from SAP, The Future Customer Experience, states that, "Customers are no longer content to be merely recipients of goods and services; they have become embedded in the business model itself."
Red Lion Case Study - Kaleesuwari
Kaleesuwari were unable to receive real-time data from the 24 line machines operating in their plant, and therefore no accurate data was being collected on production output.
The Future of Food Packaging Is Sustainability
The future of food packaging seems to be leaning towards sustainability. This shift comes after years of growing influences from a variety of sources. But to fully understand where the industry is going, it helps to know how it got here.
How digital connects CNC businesses in the age of the pandemic
Traditional CNC business models and organisations are currently under threat. The COVID-19 outbreak has made it clear just how vulnerable the complex, global manufacturing supply chains are.
Successful Mission of TuPOD, 3D Printed Innovative CubeSat
There is no doubt that 3D Printing is shaping our societies. Its future is evolving very fast and, although its impact on different sectors is still to be defined, many industries are leveraging 3D Printing technologies for their goals.
Link3D, RAPID + TCT, AeroDef and 3Dnatives to Host Nonstop Digital Additive Manufacturing Marathon
Event to feature current global initiatives, technology application and thought leadership
How the IoT Can Help Supply Chains Excel Under Stress
When attached to shipment containers, the IoT affords manufacturers insight into what's happening at each point of the supply chain, thereby assuring their products reach their destinations in a safe and timely manner.
How the Coronavirus Is Changing Equipment Manufacturing
Companies from various sectors are ramping up production or changing what they make to help the world cope with the coronavirus crisis. Here are several examples.
IA Targeted in Ethical Hacking Competition: What You Need to Know
The latest edition of the Pwn2Own hacking competition was held during the S4 security conference in Miami. The Zero Day Initiative, which hosts the competitions, aims to increase security awareness by promoting the ethical disclosure of software security vulnerabilities.
Optimising Performance and Manufacturability for Additive Manufacturing
As there are more and more success stories associated with the use of AM as a production technology, scrutiny on the process is becoming increasingly forensic in nature.
Assessment of Ransomware Event at U.S. Pipeline Operator
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) reported on 18 February 2020 on a ransomware incident impacting a natural gas compression facility at an unidentified U.S. pipeline operator.
How Manufacturing Can Rise from the Ashes of the Old Norms, Stronger and Better
From challenging times comes opportunity, and British manufacturers must embrace this in order to navigate through the 'old norms' into the 'new now'. Below I explore the key trends emerging in the sector.
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