Introduced in 1983, SCHUNK’s pneumatic “Industrial Hand” became the starting point for gripper development that continues today.

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Despite all the recent hype and hoopla, does 3D printing have a future in mainstream manufacturing?

Finally, U.S. furniture manufacturers are slowly, but surely, gaining ground lost during the Great Recession.

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Manufacturing has always been important to Northeast Indiana. “We had always been first in and last out of a recession," says John Sampson, president and COO of the Northeast Indiana Regional Partnership. "But this time we were first in and first out.”

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Did you like taking things apart when you were younger? Did this inspire you to become an engineer or pursue a career in manufacturing? Do you still like taking stuff apart today?