Auto parts supplier discovers new generation of Prima Power 3D lasers

A robot that works in tight (and nasty) spaces, a rock splitter, a trencher, a tree stripper and some other very tough machines in action.

by Timothy Fara

Are you centered with your machining centre processes?

by Mike Albrecht

Automation will maximize fabricating efficiencies and reduce operating costsThere is no denying the incredible impact technology has had on our lives over the past two decades -- it has changed the traditional workplace and reshaped business expectations.

These incredible new technologies will make driving in the future a blast.

by Michael Ouellette

The U.S. Department of Energy and its national labs are supporting early stage research on additive manufacturing that can ultimately be adopted by industry to drastically reduce the time it takes to design, build and certify nuclear systems.

by Kip Hanson

Three successful manufacturing companies merge, expand capabilities, and bring machining work back home

In the 2015 British science fiction thriller Ex Machina, a programmer who works for the world’s most popular search engine is asked by the company’s eccentric CEO to administer the Turing test to a humanoid robot he has created, called Ava.

by Kip Hanson

This established Ontario machine shop gets a new owner, new equipment, new software, and new opportunities

First day on the job?

by Gabe Lomagno

Consider these often overlooked variables

There's a new sector in manufacturing that is fast becoming a force to be reckoned with:

Check out Bystronic's latest fiber laser tube cutting machine in action

by Ryan Funk (left) & Eric Krueger (right), UNISIG

Gundrills are excellent candidates for re-sharpening

What how some of the most innovative machines in the world build impressive bridges.