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Aug 15, 2024 | 
mdpi.com | Nina Anderson |Georgios E Romanos |Allyson Newman
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Aug 1, 2024 | 
amtonline.org | Catherine Ross |Nina Anderson |Elissa Davis
So, now you know the basics about machining centers thanks to yours truly (and maybe some additional sources if it piqued your interest). Where to next? Well, today we’re diving into the term that gave me the biggest run for my money at the beginning of my manufacturing career: additive. Now, I want to clarify something before jumping into the definition of additive.
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Jul 30, 2024 | 
amtonline.org | John Turner |Nina Anderson |Bonnie Gurney
Successfully implementing edge computing into your shop floor may be more cost efficient than you think! Here are a couple ways your shop (and budget) can benefit. Bonus: Edge computing devices can also bolster your cybersecurity measures, saving you more! Deploying Edge Computing Economically Deploying edge computing on the shop floor can be imperative or strategically advantageous in some scenarios.
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Jul 26, 2024 | 
amtonline.org | Stephen LaMarca |Nina Anderson
Think about the Bridgeports! A German skills gap solution. Llamas and GPUs don't mix. 3D printed tooling for cobots. Manufacturing Sennheiser headphones. "I think that most readers fail to realize that today's science fiction is tomorrow's truth.”– Hal McAllister, “The Monthly Ticket,” Thrilling Wonder Stories, April 19521.
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Jul 19, 2024 | 
amtonline.org | Stephen LaMarca |Nina Anderson |Bonnie Gurney
AI in robotics control. Chef ADAM is robot. RAPID in short. Occupy batteries. "I think that most readers fail to realize that today's science fiction is tomorrow's truth.”– Hal McAllister, “The Monthly Ticket,” Thrilling Wonder Stories, April 19521. AI in Robotics Control By enabling direct force control with real-time feedback, AI and advanced sensors revolutionize robotics. AI-driven adaptive force control is crucial for precision tasks and boosts robot efficiency.
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Jul 18, 2024 | 
amtonline.org | Nina Anderson |Bonnie Gurney |Stephen LaMarca
Patience is fine, but it can curdle into apathy”– Caduceus Clay, “Critical Role”1. Supply Chain OrchestrationLet’s face it: Not everybody can stack dimes, not even AI-powered robots (at least not yet, but we’re missing the point). So what do you do if your welds suck, but they are serviceable? Grind ‘em down! Kane Robotics, founded by CEO John Spruce in 2019, introduced material removal cobots equipped with AI-guided vision systems.
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Jul 18, 2024 | 
amtonline.org | Nina Anderson |Bonnie Gurney |John Turner
In collecting data for digital manufacturing, the underlying system architecture for collecting and storing the data can significantly impact the system's benefits and its flexibility for future extensions. We examine two types that may address your needs. The primary goal of any digital manufacturing implementation is to apply analytics to data collected from shop operations to deliver value for the business. The actual choice of the analytics applied is unique to each business situation.
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Jul 16, 2024 | 
amtonline.org | Bonnie Gurney |Catherine Ross |Data Scientist |Nina Anderson
As robotics technology advances, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and sophisticated sensing mechanisms are transforming how robots interact with their environments. Central to these developments is the concept of direct force control, which involves instructing robots through force-inclusive position feedback. This article explores the importance of direct force control, the role of AI in integrated force control, and predictive modeling.
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Apr 3, 2024 | 
montrosepress.com | Nina Anderson
Most U.S. hiring decision-makers are looking toward hiring opportunities in 2024 with a positive mindset (79%) — most often citing feelings of optimism, hopefulness and confidence, according to a new Express Employment Professionals-Harris Poll survey.
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Mar 27, 2024 | 
magazine.esra.org.il | Nina Anderson
Buildings are crammed together as if stuck there haphazardly on a rush out the door, awnings and balconies, potted plants and furniture spilling out onto the street. People brush past one another on their way to who knows where, calling out and laughing cackling laughs. Religious men in long black coats sweat profusely, their magnificent sideburns sticking to their faces. The cobblestones are hot against your bare feet. Grounding.
