Technology

PMMI and Festo tag team the stem skills gap. AddUp opens up. Legoland in Virginia? Hexagon’s two favorite startups. Desktop CT scanning.

Any advanced cybersecurity plan should address electronic media in both the IT and the OT networks. Devices like CDs, flash drives, and more are problematic since each is an interface to your company’s network, introducing possible security threats.

“The future of 3D printing is female." Plastic-eating worms. 3D-printed home coming to Virginia! Need a vacation?

Top manufacturers, publishers, and organizations present scores of learning opportunities that run concurrently with the IMTS show.

Steve starts up about maintenance again. Ben reflects on a recent trip to Heidenhain and DMG Mori. Stephen looks forward to going back to Detroit. Benjamin introduces an article about software enabling communication.

Grazie regazzi, grazie mille! The capabilities of quantum computing. OE Toyota racecar parts made on a stratasys. A great cause. How to reverse engineer and manufacture the discontinued/unsupported.

The MTConnect Institute announces the release of MTConnect Version 2.0. The 2.0 version of the free, open, model-based standard that supports semantics for discrete manufacturing is a significant advancement from previous versions.

Access control in an advanced cybersecurity plan go well beyond usernames and passwords. It means defining, implementing, and monitoring rules to control which persons and systems may access resources within your company’s network and computer systems.

Mitsubishi prints space antennas. CNC Milling PCBs. Rise summons AddUp. Stratasys turns left. 3D print filament from plastic bottles.

Who would have imagined CNC controls as simple as using your smartphone? IMTS 2022 exhibitors have made significant strides advancing CNC controls — making them more intuitive, flexible, and powerful to address the growing shortage of skilled machinists.