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Harley's 'Junk' Rating; VW Kills Models; Flex Work at Land O'Lakes | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 277

Also on the podcast, Toyota-backed robotics startup takes on tough tasks, Fujitsu, Nvidia, Fanuc, Yaskawa...

Anduril, Archer Unveil Jointly Developed Autonomous VTOL Airplane

Archer will announce its first commercial partners for the platform later this week.

Ammo Factory Fails to Produce Any Shells After $469M Army Investment

High risk - NO reward?

Morse: Over 100 Models, Over 60 Demo Videos

Equipment to lift, move, rotate, tumble, pour from drums, rack drums, weigh. Drum trucks, dollies, palletizers, forklift attachments, rotators, rollers. Drum cones, pumps, heaters, wrenches, faucets. Custom handling equipment. Expert dealer support.

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Measure. Detect. Alert. Meet BinMaster

An industry leader in point level measurement for inventory control. Measure. Detect. Alert. Meet BinMaster—an industry leader in point level measurement for inventory control.

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Zebra's New Machine Vision Camera Accelerates Demanding Tasks

Featuring a frame rate of 42 to 290 fps.

Automotive Aftermarket Distributor Reveals $170M Project in Georgia

The company expects the 1.1 million-square-foot facility to begin operations this year.

Dr. Florian Pfeiffer, Managing Partner of Perisens and Dr. Jörg Krames, Measuring and Testing Instruments, BYK.

BYK Strengthens Testing, Measurement Portfolio with Autonomous Driving Market Acquisition

The systems make sure that a vehicle's paint doesn't mess up its radar functionality.

The Cool Way to Conquer Hot Restrictions

PFlow’s Adjustable Bolted Bracing is engineered for edge-of-mezzanine installs where welding isn’t an option. Seismic-rated—three-point adjustability ensures precise, tool-only alignment—safer, faster, weld-free installs.

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Fairlife milk products are seen in New York on Friday, July 17, 2026.

Fairlife Pauses U.S. Production After Cyberattack

Coca-Cola said it was forced to take some Fairlife operations offline.

Boeing employees work on a 737 MAX airplane on the final assembly line at Boeing's plant in Renton, Wash., on June 15, 2022.

FAA Will Allow Boeing to Resume Certifying Its Planes Are Airworthy After Years of Safety Efforts

The plane maker's final safety checks are good enough to ensure they are airworthy.

The groundbreaking brought together Pryer Aerospace leadership, Argonaut Private Equity, representatives from Rogers County, the Oklahoma Department of Commerce, Claremore Economic Development, Tulsa Regional Chamber of Commerce, Northeast Tech, Tulsa Tech, and other project and community partners.

Boeing Supplier Expands to Make More Complex Aerospace Components, Structural Assemblies

The move will double the company's manufacturing footprint.

The Dirty Secrets Behind Tank Cleaning Costs

Manual tank cleaning can result in lost production time, cross-contamination, safety risks, and significant water usage. Today, Vince Chapa, a mechanical engineer with Spraying Systems Inc., joins us to discuss the secrets behind tank cleaning costs.

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