Austin Weber

Chicago

Senior Editor at Assembly Magazine

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Racing Series Features State-of-the-Art Electric Motorcycles

6 days ago | assemblymag.com | Austin Weber

LEMANS, France—Some of the fastest electric motorcycles on earth will take on the legendary road racing circuit here this weekend during the inaugural round of the 2025 MotoE world championship. A group of 18 riders are expected to navigate through challenging twists and turns at speeds up to 170 mph aboard matching machines made by Ducati, a subsidiary of Volkswagen Group based in Bologna, Italy.
Mitsubishi to Launch New EVs

6 days ago | assemblymag.com | Austin Weber

TOKYO—Mitsubishi Motors Corp. plans to launch a new electric vehicle in North America that will be based on the next-generation of the Nissan Leaf. The EV will be available during the second half of 2026. Mitsubishi is also working with Foxtron Vehicle Technologies, a subsidiary of Hon Hai Technology Group (Foxconn), to develop an EV that will be marketed in Australia and New Zealand.
Battery-Powered Lego Race Cars Star at Miami GP

1 week ago | assemblymag.com | Austin Weber

MIAMI—Formula 1 cars made out of Lego bricks were the talk of the track at yesterday’s grand prix motor race here. Each two-seat reproduction was driven during a parade of drivers from each team competing in the event, including Ferrari, McLaren and Mercedes (see photo above). The unique battery-powered vehicles were constructed at Lego Group’s factory in Kladnofactory, Czech Republic.
Caterpillar—A Bold New Era of Manufacturing and Assembly

1 week ago | assemblymag.com | Austin Weber

The 1970s was a time of change for Caterpillar Tractor Co. and other big American manufacturers. In addition to bell bottoms, disco, gas rationing and sideburns, the era was defined by new laws and government regulations, increased globalization and foreign competition, and new types of automation ranging from computers to robots.
New Federal Rules Aim to Spur Autonomous Vehicle Development

2 weeks ago | assemblymag.com | Austin Weber

WASHINGTON—The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s new Automated Vehicle Framework aims to spur development of self-driving cars and trucks in the United States. The goal is to “promote American automotive ingenuity and strengthen domestic manufacturing while upholding safety,” while preventing “a harmful patchwork of state laws and regulations.”NHTSA’s AV Framework has three principles: *Prioritize the safety of ongoing AV operations on public roads.
Quantum Computing Streamlines Auto Assembly Line

2 weeks ago | assemblymag.com | Austin Weber

PALO ALTO, CA—Quantum computing promises to be the next big leap in technology, enabling next-generation applications in artificial intelligence, smart manufacturing and supercomputers. It can manage calculations too complicated for traditional machines. Ford Otosan, a joint-venture between Ford Motor Co. and Koç Holding, recently deployed quantum computing at its assembly plant in Gölcük, Turkey, to streamline vehicle sequencing operations.
Manufacturers Must Bridge the ‘Data Gap’

2 weeks ago | qualitymag.com | Austin Weber

Software NEW YORK, NY—By the end of this decade, manufacturers worldwide will generate 4.4 zettabytes of data, according to a recent study conducted by ABI Research Inc. That massive data stream will originate from production machinery, Internet of Things sensors, ERP platforms, automated identification readers and MES systems. It will provide a transformative opportunity for manufacturers to sustain competitiveness, drive innovation and enable AI-driven systems.
IBM to Invest $150 Billion in U.S. R&D and Manufacturing

2 weeks ago | assemblymag.com | Austin Weber

ARMONK, NY—IBM Corp. plans to invest $150 billion in America over the next five years to "accelerate its role as the global leader in computing." This includes an investment of more than $30 billion in research and development to continue IBM's prowess in manufacturing mainframe and quantum computers. "Technology doesn't just build the future—it defines it," says Arvind Krishna, chairman, president and CEO of IBM.
A3 Calls for a National Robotics Strategy

2 weeks ago | assemblymag.com | Austin Weber

ANN ARBOR, MI--The Association for Advancing Automation (A3) has issued a national robotics strategy that would enable the United States to maintain its leadership role in robotics and automation. It outlined key policy priorities, including establishing a central robotics office and robotics commission, to strengthen U.S. competitiveness in robotics, drive innovation and support workforce development.
Harley-Davidson Unveils Electric Motorcycles for Police

2 weeks ago | assemblymag.com | Austin Weber

MILWAUKEE—Harley-Davidson Co. has a long history of manufacturing two-and three-wheeled motorcycles for police departments. It recently unveiled two models that are based on its LiveWire brand’s standard S2 platform, but come equipped with law enforcement-ready upgrades. The S2 Patrol Del Mar and S2 Patrol Alpinista electric motorcycles are designed for urban patrol, event security and motorcade duty.

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