Mixed-Model Lines Enable Multiple Power Train Configurations Austin Weber November 8, 2024 Flexible assembly lines mass-produce electric, hybrid and ICE vehicles.Read More
See It at the Show Force Gauge Is Suitable for Tension and Compression Testing John Sprovieri November 7, 2024 The Series 2 digital force gauges from Mark-10 Corp. are designed for basic tension and compression force testing applications up to 500 pounds.Read More
Augmented Reality System Aids Workers With Disabilities Ben Martin November 6, 2024 Technology prevents errors by guiding workers step by step through assembly and kitting processes.Read More
Configuration Management Software Facilitates Customization Johan Salenstedt November 5, 2024 CLM software manages configuration data so manufacturers can assemble products based on a shareable, central model.Read More
Episode 11—Assembly News Now Unions Are Making a Comeback November 5, 2024 Rapid economic recovery, the tight labor market, and high inflation have shifted power to workers who are organized.Read More
New Adhesive Bonds Polypropylene November 4, 2024 Low-surface energy materials, like polypropylene, pose a challenge for adhesive bondingRead More
Swedish Company Automates Assembly of Solar Collectors Caroline Karlsson November 1, 2024 Robots assemble large solar devices at a rate of one every six minutes.Read More
Cobots vs. People: Which Is Best? Albin Bajrami October 31, 2024 Cobots are ideal for routine, monotonous jobs like machine tending, but people are often better at assembling small, precise parts.Read More
Research Focuses on Developing Versatile Robotic Hand Austin Weber October 29, 2024 A new R&D initiative hopes to improve the dexterity of machines and enhance human-robot interaction.Read More
How to Evaluate a Press-Fit Curve John Lytle October 29, 2024 A force vs. position curve enables engineers to study how parts interact during press-fit assembly.Read More