Navy Secretary Points to Disruptive Tech for Solving Shipbuilding Crisis
Amid intense criticism of shipbuilding delays, the U.S. Navy has issued a roadmap aimed at steering the programs in the right direction.
Manufacturing is the process of converting raw materials into finished products through mechanical, chemical, or digital means. It includes a wide range of industries, from automotive and electronics to pharmaceuticals and consumer goods. Modern manufacturing increasingly relies on automation, robotics, and digital technologies such as AI, IoT, and additive manufacturing to improve efficiency, quality, and sustainability, forming the foundation of Industry 4.0.
Amid intense criticism of shipbuilding delays, the U.S. Navy has issued a roadmap aimed at steering the programs in the right direction.
With the increasing complexity of industrial systems, the Unified Namespace (UNS) is one of today’s top trends in manufacturing technology.
Surging in parallel is digital twin technology, a core component of the industrial metaverse. The global market for digital twins is projected to reach 183 billion by 2031.
Literally every Tesla sold has a digital representation that reflects its real-world counterpart.
Is an AI-powered robot the key to a revolution in quantum manufacturing?
With cyberattacks at an all-time high, the National Institute of Standards and Technology has unveiled its first major revision of its landmark cybersecurity framework.
With the emphasis on seamlessly connecting systems and IoT devices, AI-powered 6G’s impact on digital twins and other Industry 4.0 technologies could be significant.
A US manufacturing trade group wants to block the import of low-cost Chinese automotive imports from Mexico, calling it an existential threat to American automakers.
Mexico has surpassed China as the top exporter to the United States for the first time in 20 years.
Dick Morley was walking off a hangover when a concept that would literally change the world hit him.