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Mercedes-Benz testing Apollo humanoid

Robotics Business Review

Credit: Apptronik Apptronik today announced that leading automotive brand Mercedes-Benz is testing its Apollo humanoid robot. As part of the agreement, Apptronik and Mercedes-Benz will collaborate on identifying applications for Apollo in automotive settings. Apollo moving a tote at the Mercedes factory. Why humanoids?

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Sakuu Opens New Battery Printing and Engineering Facility

Additive Manufacturing

We are in a rapid growth phase due to strong demand for our forthcoming printed batteries,” said Sean Sharif, VP of Global Supply Chain and Logistics. It will house a confluence of teams: battery, engineering, material science, R&D and additive manufacturing, and will oversee new gigafactory employee training and client product demos.

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Cold spray for rapid and reliable repairs

Manufacturer's Monthly

Images: Titomic Titomic recently detailed its advanced defence solutions, including additive manufacturing for high-performance parts and cold spray technology for in-field repairs. Titomic’s cold spray technology facilitates rapid repairs of industrial equipment across various sectors within manufacturing.

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Large-Scale 3D Printer, Print-on-Demand Services

Mold Making Technology

The powerPrint large-scale printer is said to open up new fields of application for additive manufacturing. It is suitable for all industries that require large-format objects with consistently high product quality, such as tool and moldmakers, packaging and logistics and the automotive industry.

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Markforged tips ‘just in place’ to replace ‘just in time’ in Australian manufacturing

Manufacturer's Monthly

Yet, ironically, this very unwelcome consequence of the Covid 19 pandemic is providing the drive for Australian manufacturers to produce more parts locally to reduce their dependence on imports. Unfortunately, JIT simply cannot function in a world where prompt, reliable import/export logistics no longer exist.

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Innovate UK-backed Start-up Launches Ground-breaking Digital Marketplace for Manufacturers to Sell 3D-printable Car Parts

i4.0 today

“Over the last two years, with the backing of Innovate UK and partners including AMRC and Oracle, we have developed a web platform which combines three major digital technologies – additive manufacturing, distributed ledger and artificial intelligence – to help revolutionise the aftermarket and automotive spare parts supply chain.

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BlackBerry QNX provides guidance on minimizing jitter, latency in robotics

Robotics Business Review

Acquired by BlackBerry in 2010, the Ottawa, Canada-based unit serves industries including aerospace and defense, automotive, heavy machinery, industrial controls, medical, and robotics. In additive manufacturing, if a layer isn’t deposited precisely on time, it can result in defects in the final product. Register now.

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