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Traditional OEMs face a challenge in the coming years as new competitors and fresh approaches to personal transportation appear. Daimler and Volvo are two of the old-guard leaders preparing for the new battle. According to recent interviews, full assaults on the IT (information technology) and safety fronts are just two of the highlighted strategies being deployed.

Welding is used in a number of applications because it is a strong and consistent joining method. However, traditional welding techniques have limitations, such as the ability to join dissimilar metals or shape memory metals.

Face masks are in short supply, but a new "factory in a box" designed by systems integrator Mikron could solve the problem.

Today's assembly plants are undergoing a major evolution, as Industry 4.0 technology is rapidly being adopted across many industries.

Since its introduction to automotive manufacturing in the mid-1980s, the Tox clinching process has captured hundreds of different applications.

Farmers use a wide range of equipment. Each machine must be carefully designed and built to perform a specific task.

Laboratory work often involves a number of monotonous and repetitive elements that can be streamlined by means of automation.

Fifteen years ago, Deere & Co. engineers mostly used 3D printing to make prototypes of plastic parts.

Manufacturers are under pressure to reduce their overall energy consumption, improve sustainability and save money.