Manufacturing

Intelligent technologies will have a fundamental impact on the way manufacturing and logistics organisations operate, but change does not have to be wholesale.

Advanced chipsets, software and standards to usher in next-gen machine vision technology.

Today’s tuggers and carts have evolved to the point where they can be flexibly engineered to support some, or all, of a manufacturing facility’s handling needs.

The robots are impressive, but what makes Amazon Amazon is delivering a customer experience. You don't get that by automation alone.

The Women in Manufacturing Association (WiM) and the Association for Manufacturing Excellence (AME) have announced a reciprocal membership partnership, providing members the unique opportunity to join both industry-leading associations.

Digitally connecting and automating processes on the edge extends the reach and visibility of supply chains by dividing processes into sets of smaller, more manageable actions.

OPEX Corporation will be prominently featured at the MODEX conference on March 9-12, 2020, at the Georgia World Conference Center in Atlanta, GA.

New and returning industry professionals pledge to guide and support the robotics industry in a time of rapid growth.

Intralogistics innovator Dematic announced the commercial availability of its micro-fulfillment solution, designed to help retailers across industries address increased consumer demand for rapid online order fulfillment in a small footprint.

Industry unites with more than $14 million in sponsorships to fund first-of-its-kind national tour.

Flexible, usage-based financing to benefit modern manufacturing businesses while enabling growth.

Trade, innovation, elections and wild cards promise an eventful year for equipment investments.

The report’s key metric, the PMI, headed up 3.1%, in January, to 50.9 (a reading of 50 or higher indicates growth), on the heels of a 47.8 reading in December.

Better Results & Lower Costs Lead Fastmile Logistics to Use Rubber Pallet Bands

Based on the results of a new survey by The Manufacturing Institute, the workforce and education partner of the National Association of Manufacturers, manufacturers are estimated to spend at least $26.2 billion this year on internal and external training programs for new and existing manufacturing employees.