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  June 3, 2026
 
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Ep562

It's like "shaking up a bottle of coke and then uncapping the lid."

 

 
igus' manufacturing facility in East Providence, Rhode Island.

A new series skips the marketing noise to identify true AI value.

 
A farmer harvests seed corn on July 29, 2025 near Albany, Ga.

The changes go into effect Monday.

 

Join global OT security leaders for a virtual event focused on protecting industrial environments. Learn how to reduce risk, improve resilience, and maintain uptime across critical infrastructure. Save your seat today. 

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Manufacturing leaders are ditching their outdated systems and talent bottlenecks to reclaim their competitive edge.

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LF-ZC

Nearly three years after unveiling the concept car.

 
(Left to right) Indian Head Mayor Brandon Paulin, ETC President and CEO Will Durant, ACMI Properties CEO David Dowell, U.S. Representative Steny Hoyer (MD-05), Commander Robert Lusk from NSA South Potomac, NSWC Indian Head Commanding Officer Captain Stephen Duba

Can this facility modernize military production?

 

Watch the discussion between editorial director Anna Wells and Spot AI on how video AI agents can uncover production floor risks, including missing PPE, idle workstations and operational bottlenecks. 

 
Phishing Tadamichi

How calendar invite files are now being used to unleash malware.

 
Kela

Breaking down how this Ransomware-as-a-Service group has surged in the threat rankings.

 

Manufacturing Business Technology's new LEADERS page showcases the top products, technologies, and solutions serving manufacturers. Explore LEADERS for more information on how these offerings provide critical advantages for manufacturing professionals.

 
President Donald Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen shake hands after reaching a trade deal at the Trump Turnberry golf course in Turnberry, Scotland, on July 27, 2025.

The latest barrage of tariffs would affect some of the country's major trading partners.

 
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CEO says, "We will fly again before the end of this year."

 
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Ep561

The complaint alleges damages exceeding $5 million.

 

 
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