PARIS—Airbus has confirmed a new industrial quality issue affecting metal fuselage panels on a limited number of A320-family aircraft, marking another setback for its best-selling jet just days after a major software recall.
ST. LOUIS, MO—The five-year agreement includes a $6,000 signing bonus—up from the original $5,000—and a 24% general wage increase: 8% in the first year and 4% annually afterward.
Software companies are building a new manufacturing stack that includes four layers: ERP, MES, Connected Worker, and AI. Dan McKiernan, principal product manager with Epicor, joins us at the ASSEMBLY Show to talk about the success that arises when these systems work together in a stack rather than a patchwork of tools.
Parma, OH—By expanding stamping and assembly capabilities at Parma, GM positions itself to meet customer demand better and maintain a robust domestic production network.
Flowery Branch, GA—The milestone confirms Digit’s ability to perform these jobs consistently, at high payload capacities, and across thousands of cycles.
PLANO, TX—
The upgrades will enhance machining, casting, and electric-drive component manufacturing at plants in West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Missouri, while also launching U.S. production of the hybrid-electric Corolla in Mississippi.
DUBAI—
Designed with the latest automation and assembly technologies, the site aims to meet rising global demand for aircraft seating while improving operational efficiency.
We spoke with Rupal Deshmukh, partner for supply chain and strategic operations at Kearney, to learn more about the Supply Chain Navigator report’s findings and how operational leaders can navigate these challenges.
Ben Brakenwagen, account executive with Dirac, sat down with ASSEMBLY Audible to discuss Dirac’s automated work instruction platform, BuildOS, and its role in model-based manufacturing.
