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China Tariff Crunch Not Going Anywhere: 4 Moves to Make Now

1 week ago | manufacturing.net | Nolan Beilstein

LAS VEGAS – If a company’s supply chain relies on China, it would behoove them to make alternative plans. That was the message delivered by Gene Marks, president of software development company The Marks Group, at this year’s Epicor Insights conference.
Trump Taps L3Harris to Retrofit Old 747 Into New Air Force One

1 week ago | manufacturing.net | David Mantey

TranscriptBack in February, President Donald Trump said Boeing's progress on the new Air Force One was taking too long, and he threatened to go another way, maybe even dipping into the used aircraft market to find something to convert. Well, it appears that the president has reached the end of his patience and is now repurposing a used Qatari plane to become the new Air Force One, and he’s tasked one of Boeing’s contractors to get it done.
Musk's Next Task? Reviving Tesla in Europe

1 week ago | manufacturing.net | Bernard Condon

NEW YORK (AP) — Tesla sales plunged by more than half last month in several European countries in a sign that Elon Musk could struggle to revive the company after he shifts from his Washington work to running the automaker again. Tesla sales collapsed in April by more than two-thirds from a year earlier in Sweden, the Netherlands and Denmark, according to auto groups and government agencies Friday. Sales at the Austin, Texas, company dropped by 59% in France and 38% in Norway.
The Consulting Engineerâ€™s Ultimate Guide to Advanced Scraper Strainer Technology

2 weeks ago | manufacturing.net | Del Williams

For consulting engineers tasked with planning, designing and supervising projects for a wide range of industries, advanced water filtration technology â€“ particularly automatic scraper strainers â€“ offers numerous advantages over traditional choices such as backwash filters and basket strainers.
California Proposes Allowing Testing of Self-Driving Heavy-Duty Trucks

2 weeks ago | manufacturing.net | Jaimie Ding

LOS ANGELES (AP) — California regulators have released a new proposal to allow the testing of self-driving heavy duty trucks on public roads. The state's Department of Motor Vehicles announced proposed regulations Friday to allow the testing of self-driving vehicles over 10,001 pounds, opening the door for companies to test self-driving technology with previously prohibited autonomous commercial semi-trucks on the road.
Young People Prefer Mass Customization Over Mass Production

2 weeks ago | manufacturing.net | Nolan Beilstein

Gen Z wants to own and monetize their creative identity as they combat a gig-driven economy that does not favor long-term employment. In the newest episode of Gen Z in Manufacturing, 24-year-old Adam Saleh, CEO and founder of Presq, explains how manufacturers can adapt to the customization movement and attract more Gen Z talent.
Gen Z in Manufacturing: Young People Prefer Mass Customization Over Mass Production

2 weeks ago | manufacturing.net | Nolan Beilstein

Welcome to another episode of Gen Z in Manufacturing, a podcast that asks young people about their journeys in manufacturing, how they intend to influence the industry and what they are looking for from an employer. For this episode, I welcome Adam Saleh, the 24-year-old CEO and founder of Presq, a design services company that helps consumers launch foot products. Saleh started Presq in 2019 during his engineering design fellowship with The 1881 Institute of Technology in collaboration with NASA.
Intel CEO Lays Out Plans to Cut Staff, Costs and Bureaucracy to 'Reinvent an Industry Icon'

2 weeks ago | manufacturing.net | David Mantey

Chip giant Intel on Thursday announced its first-quarter financial results and laid out a cost-cutting plan designed to "reinvent" the company. Intel officials didn't confirm reports of extensive job cuts, but although CEO Lip-Bu Tan said the company took "a step in the right direction" in the latest quarter, layoffs are coming. Intel's Q1 revenue was flat year-over-year at $12.7 billion, and the company forecasted $11.2 billion to $12.4 billion in revenue in Q2.
The American-Made Slate Truck EV Arrives Priced at $20K with No Frills

3 weeks ago | manufacturing.net | Ben Munson

Slate Auto has officially stepped into the electric automotive market with its first vehicle, the Slate Truck, an American-made $20,000 two-seater EV with very few extras but plenty of room for upgrades and customization. After some speculation about the startup with reported backing from Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and other deep-pocketed investors, the Slate Truck debuted this week at an event in California.
Rethinking DIY Approach to Automated Test Equipment Design

3 weeks ago | manufacturing.net | Del Williams

In an industrial setting, developing Automated Test Equipment (ATE) in-house is often approached as a DIY (Do-It-Yourself) project involving the ambitious task of constructing a critical support system using internal engineering resources. Automated Test Equipment (ATE) systems serve the critical purpose of ensuring that electronic devices operate according to specifications in the field.