Here is a probable scene and a not-so-simple question about our future with autonomous vehicles: An automated delivery truck driving its route makes a turn where it ...

India's manufacturing sector faces a critical juncture. Global buyers demand zero defects and reliability, moving beyond ...

(Nanowerk News) Computers were integrated into Industry 3.0 to reduce the use of manual labour. Industry 4.0 represents the next stage in this process. The focus is now on boosting the levels of ...

Assembly houses are fine-tuning their methodologies and processes for automotive ICs, optimizing everything from inspection and metrology to data management in order to prevent escapes and reduce the ...

Eliminating electronic device failures, as automakers are demanding under the rubric of Zero Defects, requires a holistic effort that spans product lifecycles from design concept through delivery and ...

With products for use in automotive applications, AKM takes their application and usage environment into account and considers how to secure safety as we design products and manufacturing processes.

The Fourth Industrial Revolution is here, and it's bringing new ways to generate revenue and tackle manufacturing challenges. Industry 4.0 marries traditional manufacturing with technology, using ...

Additive manufacturing (AM) encompasses a suite of layer-by-layer fabrication techniques that enable the rapid production of complex geometries from digital models. Central to the industrial adoption ...

Longitudinal (top) and axial (middle) images of X-Ray CT data of parts with 6 internal defects: a spherical clog, a stellated shaped clog, a cone shaped void, a blob shaped void, an elliptical warp of ...

New developments and innovations in metrology and inspection will enable chipmakers to identify and address defects faster and with greater accuracy than ever before, all of which will be required at ...