Farming has traditionally been a manual, labor-intensive industry. With technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), Big data & Analytics, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Machine Learning (ML) progressing almost all the listed industry sectors, how is the farming industry evolving?
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The National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS) has endorsed Amatrol as its preferred eLearning source for cutting-edge multimedia training materials to support its new Industrial Maintenance Technology (IMT) Certification.
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Additive manufacturing, or 3D printing, is taking firm hold in many industries. Projects in the marine field, albeit relatively few, show the participants’ determination to be prepared for the future. David Tinsley reports. | The Motorshop
Secure Funding for your 3D Printer: Refining your mission, telling a good story that meshes with funding goals and reaching out to the community spell success when you’re seeking grants to cover the costs.
University of Oklahoma engineering capstone project; using 3D technology to create a mobile vehicle sustainable for competition. The Sooner Powered Vehicle Team (SPV) is a student organization that designs, fabricates, and races a competitive recumbent bicycle. SPV provides the opportunity for young engineering students to demonstrate sound principles of design through the development of a sustainable and practical transportation alternative.
Amatrol and the Manufacturing Skill Standards Council (MSSC) recognized the growing need for highly-qualified technicians. Amatrol and MSSC collaborated to develop a new training system to educate and assess future supply chain automation technology technicians to operate, troubleshoot, and maintain automated systems.
The new education modules, available only to Stratasys customers, are designed for educators to take students through a full product development life cycle, from concept sketch to CAD design and finally 3D print. Modules are unique and each one focuses on a specific project with various durations from days to weeks. These modules are created with a comprehensive outline with an overall objective, project resources, design criteria and process.
It is required to shut down your PolyJet machine if it will not be used for a week or more to prevent clogging of the printer heads. Otherwise, the printer can remain on, in Idle mode. Unlike a PolyJet machine, shutting down an FDM 3D printer is not necessary when it will not be used for an extended period of time; however, it is an easy 3-step process that takes just a few minutes and is a great way to conserve energy.
Simlog is pleased to let you know that support for both a single display and multiple displays is now available in our Forklift, Hydraulic Excavator, and Bulldozer simulation software. The functionality is available at no additional cost for the software license.
