Register for an education course and you’ll receive a complimentary pass to the exhibit hall. Bring colleagues along to qualify for group pricing and benefits.
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Manufacturing.netAccording to the latest Manufacturing ISM Report On Business, May was the 72nd consecutive month for growth in overall economic activity and the 29th consecutive month to see expansion in economic activity in the manufacturing sector. A reading above 50 indicates general expansion, and this month the PMI registered at 52.8 percent.
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BBCLook away from the abandoned mills in Gary, Indiana, and draw your eye a little further south down the map of the state and you'll notice that there are factories in almost every industry imaginable, spread across Indiana's vast cornfields. It's not Michigan or Illinois or Ohio, but this relatively unassuming flyover state that has become the nation's leader in manufacturing.
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moneycontrol.comNUM China has helped Betek to accelerate the development of a groundbreaking six-axis precision gear hobbing machine. By utilizing a direct-drive spindle and NUM’s ultra-precise electronic gearbox and renowned CNC gear hobbing technology, together with a unique HMI developed by a local specialist machine designer, the new Betek YK3132Z gear hobber provides unprecedented cutting speed and processing efficiency.
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The Wall Street JournalAdvances in sensors and low-cost wireless communications are allowing manufacturers to collect massive amounts of data about their equipment for years after it leaves their assembly lines. This big-data harvest is being analyzed, parsed and packaged into information that can predict when an office building’s air chiller will break down; explain why some excavators do more work than others; or identify when the roof of a coal mine is about to collapse.
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