Engineering and Manufacturing

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • 3D Printing Gets Timely

    This method could be used in a variety of potential 4D applications.

  • Embedded Sensors Boosting Machining Efficiency

    Obtaining data on the machining process at the time of cutting will allow for better tool utilization and potentially improved processing times.

  • High-Rise Buildings Assembled "Lego-Style" in Singapore

    The university plans to develop large-enough printers, and a method for printing concrete, to allow 3D printing of such units in the future.

  • Skills Shortage Could Stall UK Auto Production: Report

    Of the top 10 job types for which recruitment is most difficult, most are in engineering.

  • Copper Deposition Used to Fabricate Tiny 3D Objects

    The new technique is a refinement of the FluidFM system in which microscopic components can be manufactured quickly using 3D printing.

  • Process Pump Headed to Pulp and Bio-Product Mill

    Sulzer will deliver process pumps, medium-consistency pumps, and agitators and vacuum pumps.

  • Revised EASA Standard for Rotating Electrical Equipment Repair

    The update replaces the existing standard that had been in place since 2010.

  • Airbus Wants Humanoid Robots for Airliner Assembly

    The anthropomorphic form will handle complex tasks in cramped spaces.

  • Platform Detects Unauthorized Changes in Industrial Control Systems

    The system monitors the control layer for suspicious activity.

  • Developing a Skilled Green-Infrastructure Workforce

    The Water Environment Federation plans to work with DC Water to develop a national skills-certification program.

  • Vacuum System Assists Battery Manufacturing Process

    Each system will combine a dry compressing screw vacuum pump with a rotary plunger blower.

  • 3D Printed House and Car Form Energy System

    The structure aims to demonstrate the use of bidirectional wireless energy and high-performance materials.

  • 6-MW Wind Turbine Generator Shipped to Danish Site

    Generator provides a power yield 15 percent higher than other same-generation wind turbines.

  • Automatically Adjusting a Horizontal Extrusion Die

    The approach incorporates a multi-axis servo controller with four servo amplifiers and motors.

  • HP Aims to Rev Up 3D Printing

    The core technology is being tested and HP plans to unveil the printer later in 2016.

  • Innovative Way to Print 3D Metals and Alloys

    The method bypasses the powder bed and energy beam approach and uncouples the two-step process of printing the structure and fusing its layers.

  • Shrink Sleeve Label Shows Boost in Recyclability

    The tests were conducted at six near-infrared equipment manufacturers.

  • Robot-Mounted 3D Printer Yields Mobile Applications

    "Addibots" use a mobile interface to print objects of multiple scales.

  • Patent for Material Monitoring During Manufacturing

    The technique could reduce the cost of producing materials in a variety of industries, especially in high-throughput environments, such as roll-to-roll processing facilities.

  • The Maker Revolution Gains Traction

    The step toward individual fabrication represents something of a revolution that has the potential to rival earlier revolutions in digital communication and computation.

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