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Keys to the efficiency of job shop manufacturing businesses

Manufacturer's Monthly

Image: ECI Solutions The job shop manufacturing sector in Australia is a significant part of the overall manufacturing industry, creating unique products with tailored specifications. However, job shop manufacturers face a variety of challenges that can impact efficiency and customer satisfaction.

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CynLr raises Series A funding to realize robot vision for ‘universal factory’

Robotics Business Review

Gokul NA and Nikhil Ramaswamy founded CynLr in 2019. CynLr CLX-01 stack provides real-time, versatile vision CynLr said its mission is to simplify automation and optimize manufacturing processes for universal factories. The Bengaluru, India-based company specializes in “visual object sentience,” robotics, and cybernetics.

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Building an Integrated, End-to-End R&D and Manufacturing Service Platform with Innovative R&D and High-end Preparation Technologies

Frost & Sullivan Manufacturing

To address the escalating market competition, strategies such as outsourcing R&D and manufacturing services or directly acquiring technological achievements are becoming essential for improving R&D quality and accelerating development timelines.

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Aerospace Shop Thrives with Five-Axis, AI and a New ERP

Modern Machine Shop

“Don’t confuse good luck for good tactics,” says Johnny Goode, owner and president of MSP Manufacturing , a job shop in Bloomington, Indiana. On average, Johnny Goode says, MSP Manufacturing maintains a 50/50 production split between core parts and parts built to print.

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Across the enterprise: Digital transformation trends shaping Canadian manufacturing

Automation Mag

And global supply chain bottlenecks seem to be easing. The January Canadian Manufacturing Purchasing Manager’s Index climbed back above 50, indicating expansion. From 2019 to 2022, we saw companies greenlight speculative technology projects, premature Industry 4.0 COVID-19 restrictions are (hopefully) a relic of the past.

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Shipping ports feeling the affects of supply chain delays across Canada

Canadian Manufacturing

But containers sat on its docks for nearly six days on average, almost twice as long as in 2019 and a 41 per cent increase from 2021. ” In Montreal, Canada’s second-largest port, containers wait four times longer than the 2019 average, and vessel turnaround is similarly well above both 2019 levels and those from a year ago.

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Welding skills shortage requires a multi-pronged solution

Manufacturer's Monthly

While larger firms absorb as much available talent as possible, small to medium businesses across the general manufacturing sector are left unable to access the workforce they need to continue operations. Media outlets frequently report that the more automated the manufacturing industry becomes, the less jobs there are available.