Connected manufacturing operations often refer to the digital connections between processes and machines in a smart factory. However, for digital transformations to be successful, connected operations must go beyond just the technology.
Lately there has been more emphasis on women in industry as leaders recognize that diverse perspectives in engineering and manufacturing sectors can help solve some of their biggest challenges.
Manufacturing is advancing at a rapid pace, and this transformation is affecting every aspect of the industry, from large industrial machines to machine tools.
A central focus of recent CNC machining news is on how machine shops are adopting advanced manufacturing technologies to increase production and make operations more efficient.
One of the foremost simulation technologies in industry is digital twins. These digital replicas of manufacturing processes, products, and systems help manufacturers accurately predict the outcomes of new operational strategies and design ideas.