.@HP's #MultiJetFusion (MJF) gains traction as manufacturers seek production-capable #additivemanufacturing systems that are easier to deploy, operate and scale. bit.ly/4hZTVk1 #AM #3Dprinting

As assembly lines accelerate, even small component-handling delays can limit automation gains. Designing flexible, adhesive-backed parts for controlled peeling can simplify handling, reduce cycle times and increase throughput. bit.ly/4B6jGb8

At the low end of the #IoT spectrum, simple, commoditized solutions often deliver poorly implemented user interfaces. This article examines various problems that result from a inadequately designed #UI for IoT products. bit.ly/2QrFwnN #userinterface

Can #artificialintelligence work in #manufacturing, and what does it take to turn myth into reality? bit.ly/3aBAEEu #AI

Some engineers and designers are confused as to when EDPM or sillicone should be used. Here’s some guidance that should set them straight. bit.ly/3rJQL8H

In #3Dprinting, there are countless ways things can go wrong and only one way they can go right. By solving predictable issues, we can reliably produce more complex parts and let engineers design the best parts for the best performance. bit.ly/2Mh0Bzp

Ever-increasing workloads on power and control systems demand evermore reliable power and control components. This article highlights some of the notable products and features using offerings from Altech Corp. as representative examples. bit.ly/4dwDvyt #datacenter

Understanding design and performance characteristics can help machine and system designers select the best products to satisfy requirements of the machines they are building. bit.ly/2PZA2QY #machinebuilding

In this #sponsored interview from IMTS, @PhoenixContact shares how the company is helping manufacturers meet today’s demands while preparing for future growth. Watch the video here: bit.ly/4hS15H2 #manufacturing #machinebuilder

.@SchneiderNA plans to acquire PTC in an all-cash transaction valued at about $22.6 billion, bringing one of the industry’s leading #CAD and product lifecycle management (#PLM) providers into Schneider’s expanding industrial #software portfolio. bit.ly/4zjplsM

Historically, #automotive manufacturers favored steel for its strength and lower cost relative to other materials, such as carbon fiber, aluminum and magnesium. That’s changing thanks to mixed-materials strategies. bit.ly/3vhc3g3 #manufacturing

Shift-to-shift communications are key to plant and #workersafety. They are also important for mitigating risks and production interruptions. So, what are best practices for plant #safety and operations? bit.ly/3CUIZE5

The seventh-generation industrial #robotics platform from @Universal_Robot gets a ground-up redesign, from controller to tool flange, for #AI-ready #automation. bit.ly/3TZL3Db #industrialrobotics

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Designing a functionally interchangeable #gear requires accounting for a number of subtle factors beyond pure geometry. Learn how in this article from #PairGears. #gears #mechanicalengineering bit.ly/4j21SaO

A #sleevebushing can be simple to model yet difficult to quote or verify when its drawing omits the conditions that govern fit, deformation and wear. A seven-part input set helps turn design intent into a reviewable specification. bit.ly/4y2jN4S

Built with TRAK Machine Tools, @Siemens’ Meet at the Machine initiative aims to help manufacturers move from machine delivery to production in record time. Watch video: bit.ly/4yWJiFC

As #humanoidrobots evolve, so do their joints. Explore how integrated actuators are changing the trade-offs around weight, wiring, precision, prototyping and #manufacturing for humanoid #robots. bit.ly/4xTIq3v #robotics

To ensure reliable performance over years of surgeries and reuse, device OEMs need to protect their tools against moisture ingress. In this article, you'll learn how to mitigate these failure points. bit.ly/3vbvmra

Can #mechanicalengineers succeed if they only handle #mechanical problems, ignoring electrical and electronic technologies? bit.ly/3q7RUFu