Category: Features

American manufacturers are stepping up to supply critical medical parts and supplies for those who need them most

As coronavirus hit, JPL engineers teamed up to make a ventilator prototype that could be mass produced to fill a massive need

Production capabilities most frequently reported by respondents were CNC machining, metal fabrication, injection molding, and PCB assembly

Urgent needs for ventilators and respirators during the COVID-19 pandemic have sparked demands for fast deliveries of springs, stampings, wire forms, and machined parts

As demand for disinfectant and hand sanitizer surges, properly engineered refilling stations with pumps capable of safely transferring flammable materials are essential

An industrial design engineer who became a corporate executive offers words of wisdom for engineers, as well as sourcing and supply chain managers

Manufacturing leaders and industry analysts share their insights on how COVID-19 is affecting U.S. manufacturers, and what it could mean going forward

3D vision software gives the 6-axis collaborative robot the spatial intelligence needed to execute complex pick-and-place tasks.

The company brings strong design and engineering to its work in producing 3D printed face shields, masks, and components for ventilators

For automotive OEMs, a software framework that hardens a vehicle’s security during over-the-air (OTA) software updates is one of the best protections it can have

The sky’s the limit for utilizing the higher ends of the electromagnetic (EM) spectrum

Contract machine shops are increasingly implementing 100 percent inspection and sorting procedures to achieve near zero defects