Market Moves: Manufacturing - Jun 1st, 2024
 
 
Manufacturing might have a cybersecurity problem.
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June 1, 2024
From the Editor

Some weeks ago, we asked readers about the tech they were using in their manufacturing processes. Now, the results are in, and they may surprise you. Speaking of technology, in this issue we’ll explore robot design, automation, and an innovative online platform, all of which could be crucial to the future of manufacturing in their own way. But, as new strategies emerge, worker safety must continue to be at the forefront, and, as you’ll read, a collaboration between two agencies aims to ensure that goal. By combining current processes, innovation, and safety, the industry is setting the stage for a more advanced and efficient future.

   — Jennifer Ramsay

 

Eighty-five percent of incidents could have been mitigated with patching, multi-factor authentication or least-privilege principles, an IBM study found.
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Manufacturing matchmakers come to IMTS, The International Manufacturing Technology Show, to connect, find inspiration, and discover solutions. Join innovators like James Hockey of Incodema3D at McCormick Place in Chicago, September 9-14, 2024.

The partnership will include coordinated investigations, information sharing, and cross-training.
Companies are also leaning away from additive manufacturing and leaning into automation.
The actual benefits and consequences of robot design may require design engineers to adjust their perspective.
Asking the right questions and looking for turnkey technology can be cost-effective and maintain quality.
The economy is moving toward sustainability, and companies like Circular want to make the transition easier and faster.
Most industrials can take advantage of otherwise unusable/wasted space or processes to generate electricity.