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- Researchers Explore How Generative AI Tools Are Shaping Computer Science Education
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- European Commission Launches ‘Resource for AI Science in Europe’
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Reshoring US Manufacturing: the Tools Are Here, the Time Is Now
There are many who decry the sad state of US manufacturing, especially in the face of seemingly invincible Chinese competition. But in reality, there are excellent reasons why both ...Full Article
From Detonation to Diapers at Los Alamos National Laboratory
When you think of Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) what comes to mind? Perhaps the first atomic test on July 16, 1945? Or scientists today busily tending the US ...Full Article
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Unmanned aircraft goes from design to takeoff in less than a week using 3D printing.Full Article
The Power of Babble
When engineers talk about extrusion and tet meshing and FEA and so on, they're not trying to be pretentious — they're just speaking the language of engineering.Full Article
Lost in Space: RedEye Brings Direct Digital Manufacturing Down to Earth
RedEye, a specialist in direct digital manufacturing techniques, helped NASA develop a prototype for the dexterous humanoid robot known as Robonaut 2, or R2 to his friends. R2 was ...Full Article
Four Steps to Better Success with IT
Information technology consultant and retired CIO Paul Ingevaldson shares some solid advice for manufacturers: involve users in the IT process.Full Article
Will Defense Cuts Jeopardize US Manufacturing?
National Defense University professor believes proposed cuts to military spending could spell trouble for manufacturing industry.Full Article
Tsunamis and Supply Chains: The Perils of Global Manufacturing
While the practice of offshoring is intended as a cost-saver, sending key parts of the manufacturing process overseas can have unintended consequences.Full Article