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February 3, 2024
From the Editor

In this edition of Market Moves Manufacturing, we’re looking a few problems facing the sector and the steps being taken to solve them.

In the top story, the DOE wants to clean up and strengthen American manufacturing. Meanwhile, the aircraft parts industry continues to wrestle with supply chain and labor squeezes while trying to embrace a technology-driven future. We’ll also answer a burning question: What do Patrick Mahomes, a helmet, and sub-zero temperatures have to do with additive manufacturing?

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– Jennifer Ramsay

 

The funding will support 49 projects across 21 states to reduce industrial greenhouse gas emissions.
The shift from niche to mainstream will depend on engineers' growing proficiency with additive manufacturing.
AI and the next presidential election are just a couple of topics on the minds of business leaders.
Better-fitting women's safety gear could deliver a more welcoming message to a category of workers often overlooked.
Fortified by better analytics, Festo was able to mostly neutralize pandemic-induced impacts.
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While embracing new technology and market dynamics, companies must deal with raw materials and labor shortages.
The collaboration will focus on reducing manufacturing and development costs in the transportation sector.
 
 

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