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Why manufacturing needs intentional infrastructure where machines, software and people function as coordinated systems.
Why manufacturing needs intentional infrastructure where machines, software and people function as coordinated systems.
This special Voices AMplified podcast features host John Barnes, CEO and founder of Barnes Global Advisors Group and Metal Powder Works, speaking with Dawne Hickton.
Additive manufacturing has shown great promise when it comes to creating complex parts with minimal tooling. It delivers quicker lead times, shorter cycle times and reduced costs of materials. No
Luke Kohler, CMTSE, of Crotts and Saunders Machine Tools & Metrology, shares his insights on the latest automation trends from the Manufacturing Technology Series SOUTHEAST in Greenville, S.C.
As additive manufacturing (AM) technology continues to mature, processes such as directed-energy deposition (DED) prove adept at producing larger parts in both metal and nonmetallic materials.
JR Automation’s Andrew Mills shares real-world onshoring success stories with SME Media’s Editor-in-Chief at CES 2026 in Las Vegas.
Advances in micro-3D printing make feasible what was once impractical or too expensive.
Long ago, machinists began using "indexing tables" on manual milling machines to precisely rotate gears and other round parts for machining of the outer periphery. The modern,
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Texas Instruments invented DLP in 1987 for use in home theaters. Several 3D printer manufacturers have since co-opted the technology as a means to project sequential digital images of individual