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If youve ever sat on a bench, tossed trash in a receptacle, or gathered around a table in a public spacewhether at a park, university, retail center, downtown streetscape, or corporate...
Nose presses is not an official metric of workforce recruiting success for the Penn State Digital Foundry on 5th Avenue in New Kensington, PA, but it is hugely symbolic in the quest to expand the manufacturing talent pipeline in communities, according to Sherri McCleary, the Executive Director of the foundry.
A nose presser is a passerby who...
The U.S. outspends other nations in and continues to lead the world in innovations and inventions. However, new products are often stranded in the lab when we don't have the manufacturing capability, or get developed in other countries such as China, Germany, and South Korea that invest more aggressively in...
Three-quarters of U.S. manufacturers have fewer than 20 employees and do not have extensive research and development capabilities. Given the high costs of product development and their scope of operational challenges, from workforce and regulatory issues to unpredictable disruptions, it is difficult for small manufacturers to maintain...
The ARM (robotics institute) technology Project Automated Defect Inspection for Complex Metallic Parts has yielded impressive results, including detection rates above 95%, a speed of approximately one minute per part, and an expected 345% return on investment if deployed at one site. GKN Aerospace is adopting the technology, and has already built...
