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EOS Expands Metal Additive Manufacturing Assembly in Texas

January 30, 2026

PFLUGERVILLE, Texas—EOS is expanding metal additive manufacturing assembly and logistics operations in Texas as part of a $3 million investment aimed at increasing U.S.-based production capacity and shortening delivery times for North American customers.

Inside or Outside?

Greater process control, lower setup costs and simple equipment programming make it easier than ever for manufacturers to build their automation in-house rather than hire a machine builder.

Jim Camillo

March 30, 2022

Some questions that manufacturers must address have a simple yes or no answer. Others are not so clear cut. A good example of the latter type is 'Should we build automation in-house?'

MiQ Partners Expands Operations to Meet West Coast Market Growth

October 20, 2021

CARLSBAD, CA—Machine Builder and integrator MiQ Partners is expanding its production space here by 17,000 square feet to meet the increasing automation needs of west coast manufacturers in many industries.

Working With Systems Integrators

John Sprovieri

March 1, 2016

With the cost of automated assembly systems running six or even seven figures, choosing the right integrator and establishing a good relationship are critical.

Systems Integrator takes diverse approach to medical device assembly systems

John Sprovieri

February 1, 2016

There are many ways to run a custom machine building business. Some systems integrators are dedicated to a particular industry, such as auto parts manufacturing. Others specialize in a particular kind of assembly machine, such as high-speed continuous motion systems.

Food Processing Industry Hungers for Automation

Hygiene demands and government regulations challenge engineers.

Austin Weber

April 1, 2014

Food processing equipment features some of the most sophisticated automation around.

Automated Assembly

How to Write RFQs for Multistation Automated Assembly Systems

Patricia Carter

March 1, 2001

Suppliers of automated assembly systems agree that the more information they have up front, the more accurately they can estimate the cost of a project and the better they can serve their customer, the assembler.

On Demand Learn how manufacturers are bridging the gap between the shop floor and ERP systems to gain real-time visibility, streamline operations, and kick-start digital transformation—without waiting years.

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On Demand In this presentation, Dr. Herman Tang shares practical insights from his industry experience and research on buffer management in manufacturing operations.