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February 17, 2024
From the Editor

Innovation and technology are the theme of this edition of Market Moves Manufacturing, starting with circularity, which may be a solution to persistent resource scarcity. We'll also continue delving into AI’s place in the manufacturing sector: Recent reports show where its greatest strengths may lie, and a major company plans to automate some operations with AI-powered robots.

In the aerospace world, the FAA is adopting a new “audit-plus” system to oversee plane manufacturing. Meanwhile, a fun-sized 3D printer is bringing the latest manufacturing technology to space. 

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– Jennifer Ramsay

 

92% of industrial businesses are strapped for critical resources, with raw materials topping the list.
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While it unlocks a realm of possibilities, there are still some considerations.
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Adoption is growing, and there are some situations where its implementation is particularly impactful.
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Balancing automation with human engagement in a smartphone-focused world.
The RightPick system learns as it picks, building a database of knowledge that allows users to benefit from fleet learning.
The multi-year agreement with RightHand Robotics will reduce human interventions in the warehouse by 80%.
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The agency will shift from an audit-based oversight to an inspection-focused approach.
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The washing machine-sized unit will allow astronauts to manufacture tools and structural parts.
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