The Business Journal With all of its complexities, diverse business subsidiaries and integrated operations – plus tens of millions of dollars in new investment throughout the corporation – Ellwood Group Inc. remains at heart a down-home family business, much like it was in when the company was founded more than 100 years ago.
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AGMA We will host this year’s Strategic Resources Network event at the Digital Manufacturing and Design Innovation Institute (DMDII) in Chicago on May 7-8. Speaker topics include: Steel market update, Siemens generative design software, Closing the skilled labor gap; 3D printing and gears: an update; and more. On day 2 we will tour facilities in the greater Chicago area.
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All 3DP The automotive industry has always been on the lookout for faster prototyping and solutions for reducing the part’s weight while retaining the structural strength. Here’s a curated list of some of the best automotive 3D printing applications so far.
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New Atlas Back in 2015, Arcimoto revealed the Generation 8 SRK, a covered electric three-wheeler it had been working on for some time. A bunch of Beta Series were followed by a limited Pilot Series last year, and now the company is readying the first Fun Utility Vehicle (FUV) for retail availability – the Flagship Evergreen Edition.
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Advanced Manufacturing With a shortage of young workers willing and able to do today’s factory jobs, manufacturers are taking steps to retain the existing older workforce. Among those steps is providing wearable robotics — also called “exoskeletons” — that help the body with overhead tasks or lifting from a squat.
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Newsweek For the last 17 years, the Japanese robotics company FANUC has been operating a very special factory. At this facility, robots build other robots. The building is “lights out,” meaning it operates without human intervention. It can do so for a month at a time. However, rumors of the death of jobs are premature. Here’s why: Going lights-out doesn’t necessarily make a facility more productive, even in manufacturing.
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Solutions Review This question may prove overwhelmingly open-ended — after all, “What isn’t attacking your digital perimeter?” seems the more accurate question. Yet you cannot hope to defend your digital perimeter if you don’t know what threats pose the most danger to you. You need a comprehensive knowledge of the most common attacks of the day if you wish to support your next-gen endpoint security solution.
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Modern Healthcare Interest in blockchain technology to solve big problems isn’t limited to the private sector. In December, HHS received authority to operate the first blockchain-based tool in the federal government. The tool, called HHS Accelerate, relies on blockchain to streamline the process the department uses to procure products and services from private vendors.
Visit https://www.modernhealthcare.com/article/20190209/TRANSFORMATION02/190209950 to view the full article online.
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IoT Sources The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is looking for input from building owners and operators on how to define security for sensor networks in building management. Their objective is to build a general blueprint for these sensor networks that might apply to all buildings. They hope to establish a security architecture to protect building management system sensor networks, in addition to securing other building networks that the sensor networks might connect to. The end goal is figure out how to be able test the security of these types of networks, and understand how adding sensors to a building management system impacts other aspects of building management security and control.
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