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Often mistaken for a "digital twin," a virtual twin is a computer model of a physical component, but is largely limited to product design and simulation. Generally speaking, it has

Said to have a tensile strength 100x greater than steel and boasting a wide range of industrial applications, these nanostructures are constructed of individual carbon atoms arranged in repeating

Mix tiny bits of garnet or other abrasive with water and force the resulting slurry through a 0.5 mm or smaller nozzle at 60,000 psi, and it will quite literally

Similar to L-PBF 3D printing, EBM uses a high-powered electron beam rather than a laser to melt the metal powder. It is said to be the preferred method for building

Where simple stamping dies form or punch out a part with each up and down stroke of the press, a progressive die completes it in bite-sized pieces. It gradually moves the strip of material

MOM takes MES one step further by pulling in the quality and maintenance departments, providing a comprehensive, real-time view of manufacturing operations. It's like ERP but without the front

See L-PBF. Now replace "metal" with polymer. That's SLS. It has a distinct advantage over most laser-powder-bed processes in that the parts are self-supporting and can be stacked, allowing

In aerospace and defense manufacturing, precision is expected—but traceability is essential. Every component must meet exacting specifications.

Despite all the stops and starts and lack of a lights-out breakthrough, there have been plenty of incremental and significant benefits as manufacturers large and small continue to adopt automated

Your guide to manufacturing businesses in North America.