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Comment: Why technological transformation matters in manufacturing

E&T

The nature of the factory floor and supply chains continues to evolve, hailing a new era of efficiency and agility driven by automation, data analytics, and interconnected systems. Innovative technologies have the potential to revolutionise every aspect of the value chain.

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Stratasys and CollPlant Unite Technologies to Transform Healthcare with Industrial-Scale Bioprinting of Tissues and Organs

Additive Manufacturing

Stratasys is a leader in polymer 3D printing solutions. Through smart and connected 3D printers, polymer materials, a software ecosystem, and parts on demand, Stratasys solutions deliver competitive advantages at every stage in the product value chain.

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SNEAK PREVIEW: IMTS 2024

Fabricating & Metal Work

Statistical Process Control (SPC) software for statistical analysis and evaluation of manufactured part characteristics streamlines manufacturing processes. Introduced in February of 2024, TRUMPF’s TruPrint 2000 now features a larger, square build plate and is designed for more productive, reliable, and high-quality 3D printing.

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How a collaborative approach is driving Ireland from Industry 4.0 to Industry 5.0

Control Engineering

For instance, there are a lack of use cases at commercial scale which demonstrate how different technology configurations can demonstrate value across the manufacturing value chain. Additionally, identifying the right skill set to operate future processes is difficult. Industry 5.0 has many challenges.