Articles Tagged with ''manufacturing''

High-value metal components produced through machining, casting, welding, and fabrication often contain internal features that cannot be evaluated by direct line of sight.

Bosch Rexroth is introducing the TS 7plus transfer system, it’s first freely configurable, fully electric conveyance solution to workpieces weighing up to 3,000 kg.

Across industries that depend on advanced composite components, the common feature has been that meaningful quality inspection happens at the end of the production process. 

Basler AG announced a CoaXPress-over-Fiber TDI vision system with a bandwidth of up to dual 100 Gbps.

Leadership at Okuma America Corporation, a global manufacturer of computer numeric control (CNC) machine tools and automation systems, shared that its Okuma Machine Tool Academy program, in partnership with Rowan-Cabarrus Community College (RCCC), has been recognized with multiple awards.

Robots are no longer confined to fenced cells performing repetitive tasks on the factory floor. 

Machine vision cameras have crossed a threshold.

The landscape of automotive quality control is undergoing a profound transformation. 

If you’ve ever had a vaccine or a routine blood draw and didn’t even feel the “pinch,” congratulations, you’ve been a silent witness to a manufacturing miracle.

Senthilkumar (Senthil) Thiyagarajan, PhD., is a supply chain analytics professional at Medline Industries, specializing in digital twins, supply chain optimization, and Industry 4.0 technologies.