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Purdue University Examines How COVID-19 will Change Manufacturing

Purdue University

A new working paper from Purdue University provides a roadmap to recovery for manufacturers managing through COVID-19.

Manufacturing will likely have a very different look post COVID-19.

Selecting the Right Bearing for an Application

SMB Bearings says considering the environment and specific conditions in which bearings will be operating is crucial to selecting the right option.

Retainer options are often an afterthought when purchasing bearings.

Vehicle Body & Structure

PHIL Expands Rear Eject Body Production to Brazil

Philippi-Hagenbuch, Inc.

Adding production for the Rear Eject Body in Brazil enables the company to offer the product closer to where its clients need it.

Phil Rear Eject 1

SKF Bearing Module Calculation Service Now Integrated into SMT Analysis Software

The combined software allows bearings to be assessed within the context of full system level models, providing a more seamless design experience for engineers.

Skf Bearing Software

Engineering & Manufacturing

New Survey Shows How Organizations are Leveraging AR/VR Technology to Increase Productivity

Almost one third of the companies polled in Grid Raster Inc.'s survey said they are realizing more than a 25% increase in productivity efficiency from the implementation of AR/VR technology.

Equipment manufacturers can use virtual reality as a way to evaluate product designs and collaborate with team members across the globe.

Automated Systems

Technology News Tracker: Automation Technology for OEMs

Left Hand Robotics

Left Hand Robotics' new BOLT platform helps OEMs reduce R&D costs and quickly launch an autonomous vehicle system.

Lefthand

Link Announces Change to Engineering Team

Link Manufacturing Ltd.

Link Manufacturing has promoted veteran engineers to new leadership positions, and announces the retirement of two vice presidents.

Link's ROI Cabmate Suspension is designed to improve ride quality for vehicle operators.

SDLG Makes Safety a Top Priority Upon Reopening of Factory Following Coronavirus

Shandong Lingong Construction Machinery Co., Ltd. (SDLG)

SDLG is implementing strict safety measures at its factory and offering tips for operators returning to job sites.

SDLG CEO and Chairman Wang Zhizhong and top SDLG executives monitor the measures put in place to ensure the health and safety of employees as SDLG’s factory reopens.

Harold G. Schaevitz SMTS-TC Surface Mount Threaded Stud Thermocouple Sensor

Harold G. Schaevitz Industries LLC

The SMTS-TC Surface Mount Threaded Stud Thermocouple Sensor delivers high-performance temperature measurements in a reliable and consistent manner.

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Engineering & Manufacturing

Manufacturers Take Inspiration from Nature

Volvo Construction Equipment

Volvo CE examines the various ways manufacturers are using nature to inspire their latest product designs.

Uniroyal applied the concept of sharks' miniature interlocking teeth to its tires to help improve maneuverability through puddles and wet terrain.

Comau Wearable Device Aiding Safety of Workers at IVECO Manufacturing Facility

IVECO is using Comau’s MATE exoskeleton to help reduce fatigue on the upper limbs of operators engaged in the heaviest activities inside the various production departments of the company.

Use of Comau’s MATE exoskeleton are helping relieve fatigue for workers at an IVECO production facility.

Stark Manufacturing Provides Insight into How it Keeps Business Going Through Coronavirus

Stark Manufacturing

President Rachel Mize says continuing to manufacture products during the current global health crisis requires an emphasis on communication with customers, suppliers and employees.

Stark Mfg Video

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