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FANUC calls for wider automation uptake to realise true value of UK manufacturing sector

i4.0 today

Marco outlined the challenges of integrating automation into the aerospace industry – a sector which, due to the size of parts, safety requirements and slow cycle times, is still heavily reliant on manual labour. Today Magazine.

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Nikon Decision to Submit a Public Takeover Offer for Shares of SLM, based in Germany

Additive Manufacturing

Toshikazu Umatate, CEO of Nikon said: “By acquiring SLM Solutions, Nikon is taking an important step towards our Vision 2030. 3D Printing will revolutionize mass-production by enabling our clients to manufacture highly complex parts, reduce cycle time, carbon emissions, energy costs and waste. Background of acquisition.

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Perpetual Wisdom

Dinesh Mishra

The market for CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machines is expanding rapidly, driven by the automotive and aerospace sectors. Additionally, there is growing interest in additive manufacturing (3D printing), which is gaining traction for producing complex, lightweight components, especially in aerospace and defence industries.

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Echoes of Innovation

Dinesh Mishra

This capability is crucial for industries such as aerospace, medical sectors aiming to achieve lighter weight, improved durability, and enhanced performance in their products. We nurture nearly 400 vendor partners to make India a manufacturing hub by 2030. By 2030, India is set to become a global manufacturing hub.