The hubs of advanced manufacturing will be the economic drivers of the future because innovation increasingly depends on production expertise.
Peter Thiel says he’s trying to get entrepreneurs to go after bigger problems than the ones Silicon Valley is chasing.
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One of the most promising new manufacturing technologies still faces big hurdles.
Industry resources, upcoming events, and more data.
Employers have 300,000 unfilled manufacturing jobs.
Companies that use natural gas as a raw material find the U.S. an increasingly attractive place to be.
A carmaker’s automated body shop illustrates how German manufacturing is moving forward.
A California factory recently built by Japanese-German firm DMG Mori Seiki makes the case for the future of U.S. advanced manufacturing.
Leading manufacturers in China combine the country’s historical labor advantages with expertise in automation, design, and manufacturing.
Robots are starting to collaborate with human workers in factories, offering greater efficiency and flexibility.
A FutureGen project in Illinois aimed at capturing carbon dioxide from a rebuilt coal power plant is threatened by a lawsuit and a deadline.
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