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As the coronavirus pandemic has continued to grow, personal protection equipment has become a necessity for more than medical professionals.

WESTBROOK, ME—Systems integrator Lanco Integrated has completed an automated assembly system to produce components for coronavirus test kits. Typically, designing and building such a machine would take approximately 35 weeks, including design, engineering and manufacturing. Lanco had it ready in just eight weeks.

MARYSVILLE, OH—Honda is producing critical components for the production of much-needed ventilators at its assembly plant here. The components are being delivered to Dynaflo Inc., a manufacturer of vacuum pumps and compressors in Reading, PA.

Engineering schools around the United States have recently developed a variety of ingenious ways to address the coronavirus pandemic.

Welding may be the most effective and structurally sound way to connect metal parts, but certain applications can pose a challenge.

TOKYO — Saki Corp. has opened a new plant in Yamato Koriyama City, Nara Prefecture to manufacture 3D automated X-ray
inspection equipment.