HP Opens New 150,000-Square-Foot 3D Printing and Digital Manufacturing Center of Excellence
June 12, 2019
The Center will be targeting R&D, engineering, co-development, and sustainable innovation for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Researchers in Denmark Apply AI to Autonomous Drones
June 6, 2019
The AiR Lab designs and prints its own drone prototypes while developing hybrid controllers.
Omron Helps University of Houston Engineering Students Enhance Skills with New Design and Robotics Laboratory
May 30, 2019
Omron Foundation, the charitable arm of the U.S.-based operations of industrial automation solutions provider Omron, donated a new laboratory complete with workstations and equipment.
RAPID+TCT 2019 Drives Additive Manufacturing to Next Level in Motor City
May 24, 2019
Thousands of attendees delve into 3D printing, the future of manufacturing, digital twins, data management and so much more.
Robots with a Soft Touch
May 19, 2019
3D printed soft robots could could help address the shortage of healthcare workers.
University of Waterloo Research Team Uses Maple, MapleSim to Support Autonomous Vehicle Development
May 17, 2019
The Motion Research Group at the University of Waterloo's Centre for Automotive Research (WatCAR) has been contributing to the body of research around autonomous vehicles by working on a project...
AeroDef 2019: Security and Collaboration Challenges in the Era of Shifting Geopolitics
May 6, 2019
At the aerospace and defense manufacturing show, attendees and panelists discuss transparency, collaboration challenges due to geopolitical changes, and opportunities in digital twins.
Self-Driving Cars are Leveling Up in Autonomy
May 1, 2019
A look at the self-driving carmakers' road ahead.
Researchers Freeze-Print Graphene Battery Anodes
April 24, 2019
A team at Kansas State University used a freeze printing approach to create sodium ion batteries with hybrid graphene aerogels.
Saint Thomas Academy’s Experimental Vehicle Team Earns Four Awards in NASA Competition
April 18, 2019
The EV team places first among U.S. high schools; team beat all but two university teams before falling in tiebreaker to European Space Consortium for high school students.
Dassault Systemes, Ubisoft Pledge to Help Rebuild Notre-Dame
April 17, 2019
3DEXPERIENCE software maker and game publisher Ubisoft offer resources, technology for reconstruction
Sintratec donates Sintratec Kit to Southern Union’s Additive Manufacturing Program
April 17, 2019
Sintratec's partnership with Southern Union aids the college's intent to offer coursework in advanced manufacturing with the focus on Additive Machine Repair beginning in the fall semester of this year,...
MHI’s annual report sees inflection point, investment spike, for digital technologies
April 10, 2019
Panelists highlight an industry ready to move forward with the next stages of adopting digital technologies.
Honeywell Intelligrated Shows Robotic Sorter Induction System
April 9, 2019
In a press conference on Tuesday, Honeywell Intelligrated's (Booth S618a) Matt Wicks, VP of product development, discussed several new robotic solutions, including a robotic sorter induction system.
ProMat Preview: Managing Inventory Through Aerial Robots
April 3, 2019
PINC's CEO Matt Yearling provides a preview of his ProMat 2019 session on the inventory management issues many companies are facing, and how autonomous aerial drones can help.
CONTACT Software’s Elements for IoT Earns Software Award
April 2, 2019
The Research and Application Center Industry 4.0 named Elements for IoT the winner 2019 in the category "Internet of Things."
Building Student Teamwork Via Robotics
April 1, 2019
Next-Gen Engineers Student Design Competition Profile: VEX IQ Challenge Next Level
Pushing the Printed Electronics Envelope
April 1, 2019
The prospects are real, but we may have to wait a bit before we can experience the full benefit of additive manufacturing in electronics.
Multi-Material Printing with Light
March 27, 2019
University of Wisconsin-Madison develops multi-material printer that uses light patterns to form solids.
