Alcoa Opens 3D Printing Metal Powder Plant
State-of-the-art, 3D printing metal powder production facility located at Alcoas Technology Center outside Pittsburgh, PA
Alcoa will produce proprietary titanium, nickel and aluminum powders optimized for 3D printing aerospace parts
Builds on more than a century of experience in metal alloy development and metal powder production
GM-NASA Space Robot Partnership Brings 'Power' Glove to Life
RoboGlove licensed to Swedish Medtech company Bioservo Technologies
Piab - Optional added features offer optimal vacuum
piCOMPACT®23 is now available with a range of unique and patented added features
DIRECT DRIVE MOTOR TECHNOLOGY REDUCES ENERGY COSTS
SME Announces Winners of the 2016 SkillsUSA Additive Manufacturing Competition
SME created the additive manufacturing contest to attract students to the new, exciting, emerging technologies and tools involved. These technologies are already very relevant to industry and companies are looking for a workforce with additive manufacturing/3D printing experience and ability.
Okuma Welcomes TombStoneCity to Partners in THINC
Manufacturer supplies innovative workholding solutions for CNC machine tools.
TPC Wire & Cable Introduces Trex-Onics® Servo Motor Cables
Result is a high-performance solution for OEM replacement
TCT Asia 2016 Success Sets up Growth and Relocation for 2017 Edition
Following a hugely successful debut edition of TCT Asia in March 2015 and strong growth at the 2016 event, TCT Asia 2017 (Show dates: 8-10 March, 2017) is moving to Shanghai New International Expo Center (SNIEC), a larger and better equipped exhibition space for continued expansion.
China's Midea buys nearly half of German robotics firm Kuka
The Star: Chinese appliances giant Midea moved a step closer to fulfilling its ambition to acquire German industrial robotics firm Kuka with two weekend deals raising its stake to nearly a majority.
Two of Kuka’s biggest German shareholders – technology company Voith and entrepreneur Friedhelm Loh – said they had decided to take up Midea’s offer of €115 (RM512) per share and sell their stakes.
German news agency DPA reported that Voith had agreed to sell its stake of 25.1% for €1.2bil (RM5.34bil).
And Loh told the business daily Handelsblatt he had decided to sell his stake of 10% for nearly €500mil (RM2.22bil).
Combined with its existing holding of 13.5% in Kuka, the two purchases mean Midea now holds 48.5%, or not far from the outright majority, in the Augsburg-based robot builder. Cont'd.. .
NUM AND FENG CHIA UNIVERSITY JOINTLY DEVELOP INTELLIGENT CNC GEAR HOBBING MACHINE
advanced precision electronic gearbox provides major productivity enhancements
Subaru's Manufacturing Engineer Provides Insight Into Automation Technologies
In the run up to the Next-Generation Collaborative Robots & Automation Technologies Conference - www.next-generation-automotive-automation.com - we have recently conducted an interview with Subaru in which they discussed how next-gen automation technologies and collaborative robotics can improve safety and productivity. A link to the interview can be found below: Steven Eakins, Manufacturing Engineer, Subaru of Indiana Automotive - http://www.next-generation-automotive-automation.com/media/downloads/4-speaker-interview-with-steven-eakins-of-subaru.pdf
Understanding Industry 4.0
Process and device will become inseparable. This is the direction were heading in and it is all powered by the capabilities of Industry 4.0.
Nano Dimension has Completed the Development of the Initial Version of its Software Package for 3D Printed Electronics -- "Switch"
The software package, called 'Switch', enables preparation of production files of printed electronic circuits using the DragonFly 2020 3D printer. The software supports customary formats in the electronics industry such as Gerber files, as well as VIA and DRILL files.
IN(3D)USTRY Proves That the 3D Revolution has Already Started to Transform Industry
Organised by Fira de Barcelona, the show promotes the use of additive manufacturing
EASY Product Finder Delivers Intuitive Search Tool to Specify Lenze Drive Solutions
Smart combination of intelligent filters and free text search gives engineers new freedom to achieve faster results
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