Engineering and Manufacturing

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  • Watch a FRESH approach to 3D bioprinting

    The technology has been used to produce the first full-size 3D bioprinted human heart model.

  • Supply chain tool to offer manufacturers digital visibility

    Tool reveals where manufacturers are and where they should be supply chain-wise.

  • Accelerate data-driven smart operations for maximum value and reduced risk

    Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is going full throttle – increasing connectivity, generating data and unlocking potential like never before. Explore how to capitalize on the full power of this data.

  • Finding middle ground: Epilog Fusion Edge

    The new line from Epilog offers features previously available only in large-format machines, such as fast engraving, 5G acceleration, precision on-screen artwork positioning and a touch-screen display.

  • Learn gear manufacturing fundamentals in virtual gear school

    The programs cover the basics of gear manufacturing from cutting to finishing through final inspection.

  • Watch robots speed wind turbine manufacturing

    Robots cut the time needed to place powerful magnets in electrical generators from one hour to just 55 seconds.

  • Welding vs. fastening: An analysis of project factors

    Determining whether your work pieces are best joined by welding or fastenening comes down to a few key application factors.

  • Ultimaker expands commitment to equip young women pursuing STEM careers

    The 3D printing solutions developer provides its technology to the America Makes program to increase female representation in engineering.

  • Protect critical fiber optic cable or electric cable from damage

    DuraShield prevents damage to fiber and electric cables by eliminating unauthorized access into vaults.

  • The Able Electropolishing advantage

    Learn why engineers in industries with no room for error, like aerospace, medical device and food manufacturing, specify electropolishing for finishing their critical metal parts.

  • Curved barriers would divert pollution away from pedestrians

    Children are more vulnerable and readily exposed to air pollution because of their proximity to the ground, where heavy pollutants settle. These barriers could protect children from dangerous pollutants.

  • Prevent corkscrewing with the right cable design

    What causes some cables to corkscrew while others operate just fine? Find out here.

  • Building materials strengthened with sewage sludge

    The addition of wastewater treatment plant sludge to clay yields a durable ceramic as a potential construction material.

  • Argonaut Manufacturing Services opens custom controls and standards facility

    The site is expected to alleviate common concerns over manufacturing challenges associated with positive controls and nuclei acid templates.

  • Compression load cell Inteco

    Digital or analogue? A big decision in industrial load cell weighing.

  • Report card marks small uptick for US infrastructure grades

    U.S. infrastructure earns an overall C- grade, a slight improvement over the D+ grade from the last ASCE assessment.

  • Grain boundary diffusion reduces costs, improves performance of neodymium iron boron magnets

    This article discusses the challenges and limitations of Neo magnets manufactured using conventional technology, and an overview is provided of grain boundary diffusion (GBD) technology.

  • Solar panel technology used to detect dangerous gases

    This is the first cheap and fast detection system that can work outside of the laboratory.

  • Video: Rotary continuous mixer handles bulk material in high volumes

    The mixer blends primary bulk ingredients, minor ingredients and liquid additions uniformly.

  • Continuous processors transform slurries into powders in one step

    The compact system converts slurries into powders and increases the viscosity of slurries in a single step.

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