How Community Colleges Are Reinventing Advanced Manufacturing Training
Post-secondary education is not one-size-fits-all: For a path to Manufacturing, many turn to community colleges offering advanced Manufacturing training.
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Post-secondary education is not one-size-fits-all: For a path to Manufacturing, many turn to community colleges offering advanced Manufacturing training.
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An unfortunate side effect of the pandemic work-from-home world is increased vulnerability to computer viruses. Here's how to prevent malware and stay safe.
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Paralyzed patients often need expensive rehab in hospital settings. One UK researcher's custom EEG headset for home use could improve treatment outcomes.
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Closing the skills gap in Manufacturing is crucial to growth and competitiveness post–COVID-19. Here, an MIT professor speaks on upskilling workers by combining digital and hands-on learning.
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As governments struggle to flatten the COVID-19 curve, here are three tech innovators revamping ventilators to help in improving patient outcomes.
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Toronto General Hospital's APIL unit has mobilized small fabrication shops and amateur makers to mass-produce regulatory-approved, 3D-printed PPE during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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3D printing has hit the big time: A machine collaboratively developed in Europe finally makes hybrid manufacturing (additive + subtractive) possible for large architectural components.
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The finance industry has long used AI to detect fraud. Can it also work for manufacturing? Using machine learning to target supply-chain fraud could save millions in revenue.
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Rather than relying on error-prone human interpretations, product-manufacturing information (PMI) lets systems talk to systems—ensuring better, more accurate parts and products.
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Although it often gets tangled in red tape, Hyperloop technology is gaining traction. Spanish company Zeleros has a plan—one that could supplant the pollution and inconvenience of air travel.
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Is your kid's teddy bear spying on you? The modern home is full of IoT-connected devices—helpful in everyday life but often vulnerable to hacking and other security issues.
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Even a 112-year-old legacy company can innovate: Industrial manufacturer Claudius Peters prioritized new technology and a culture overhaul. Here are 5 steps on its road to “Inspired Excellence.”
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A sculptor's craft is to uncover—or discover—form waiting to spring forth from stone. But what if the master's apprentice were a robot? What heights could this new approach to sculpture reach?
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NASA's Swamp Works lab at the Kennedy Space Center is experimenting with novel new materials to make 3D printing in space a viable solution for building habitats on the moon and Mars.
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Brain-Computer Interfaces have far-reaching potential—both in science and art. Dual Brains is a performance piece that explores, through brainwave technology, what humanity is all about.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly finding its place in the manufacturing sector. Learn how the use of robotics, with the ability to autonomously operate and predict the intentions of...
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Discover how ballet dancing with robots, as part of an innovative art installation, challenges existing fears and assumptions about human-machine relations.
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