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ANCA starts manufacturing ventilators for Australian COVID-19 fight
This initiative directly addresses the critical supply of mechanical ventilation equipment to support COVID-19 patients requiring ventilation to survive. Banding together with other Australian manufacturing businesses, the consortium can harness various industry capabilities to make more ventilators sooner. -
Aquatech announces BreakOuts live event series
Taking place on May 26th at 16:00pm-17:00pm (CEST), the first live event is expected to attract a crowd of up to 500 delegates. Bridging the themes of innovation and digitalisation from the physical Aquatech events, the online discussion will kickstart with utilities, European partnerships and global engineering thought leaders from across Europe and the Middle East. -
Crisis Further Highlights Importance of Connected Human Workers Across Industrial World
Connected work and connected worker technology make it possible for humans on the frontlines to perform at their safest, most productive best. As the current global situation clearly indicates, humans will always be essential in manufacturing and production – and they deserve to be supported and empowered by technology. -
Becoming a Robot: Automation Helps Honor Pandemic Affected 2020 Graduates
To bring its graduates their special day of recognition while still maintaining social distancing standards, Arizona State’s Thunderbird School of Global Management partnered with Double Robotics to provide a unique solution -
TechSoft 3D announces series of virtual HOOPS Summits
HOOPS Virtual Summits are intended for technology and engineering leaders looking for information about trends in the industry, how to overcome business challenges and learn from partners who have solved specific business challenges. -
CERATIZIT USA partners with companies to join ventilator manufacturing process
High-precision drilling, reaming, countersinking and boring are specialties of CERATIZIT. Involved in this effort is Staub Precision Machine and the industrial distributor Abrasive Tool. -
NEMA publishes COVID-19 Guide for Disinfecting Electrical Equipment
Members of the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) have developed specific guidance to answer common questions for how to maintain cleanliness while preserving the functionality and integrity of electrical equipment. -
Ivanti Report: Nearly half (48%) of IT professionals spend weeks, or more, renegotiating vendor contracts
The resulting data shows vendor management and contract negotiation are particularly time-consuming endeavors for IT professionals. Half (50%) reported they work with 11 or more different vendors and nearly half (48%) claim they can spend weeks, or months, renegotiating vendor contracts each year. -
Women in Manufacturing Association announces election of 25 members to its 2020 Board of Directors
WiM is a national association specifically dedicated to supporting, promoting and inspiring women who have chosen a career in the manufacturing sector. -
Festo partners with MassRobotics to enhance robotic development
Festo has entered into a strategic partnership with MassRobotics, based in Boston, to further global market growth and innovation initiatives dedicated to the development of the next generation of robotics. -
Ultimation Industries releases video on how to build overhead conveyor system
The video shows manufacturers, distributors and others how to build an overhead conveyor system that takes advantage of generally unused vertical space above the working area. -
Wurth Elektronik announces task force for medical device manufacturing
As a European supplier of electronic components, the Waldenburg based company thus wants to ensure that the production of urgently needed medical technology can be further expanded worldwide. -
Emerson announces May 1 deadline for 2020 ASCO Engineering Scholarship
The merit-based scholarships are awarded on the candidate's potential for leadership and for making a significant contribution to the engineering, instrumentation, systems, and automation professions. Recipients may also be eligible for an Emerson internship. -
Eaton uses 3D printing to deliver face shields to hospitals in four states
The first batch of face shields made at Eaton’s Additive Manufacturing Center of Excellence in Southfield, Michigan were donated to hospitals in Ohio, New York, New Jersey and Michigan. -
Matrox Imaging announces work-from-home support in response to COVID-19
Matrox Imaging is offering provisional software licenses to support existing users, allowing them to continue development efforts while away from the workplace. -
NiceLabel offers free subscriptions of cloud label software to organizations fighting COVID-19
NiceLabel has launched the non-commercial and non-profit-based initiative in order to help these organizations get much needed deliveries of medical equipment and supplies; respirators, disinfectants, masks or other critical supplies to those in need as quickly as possible. -
MachineMetrics announces free remote monitoring solutions for manufacturers
MachineMetrics is offering Free Access of MachineMetrics IoT Platform and remote monitoring applications for any manufacturer involved with the production of Ventilator parts, test equipment, protective equipment, or any COVID-19 related manufacturing support, as well as to help companies produce products, increase production volumes, and bring therapies faster to market. -
ICONICS announces free use of CFSWorX Connected Field Worker and Remote Expert collaboration product for 2020
This is to help companies address the growing workforce and supply chain disruption created by the Coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic. -
ABB to expedite remote connectivity for customer operations
ABB is working with customers to ensure the access to field operators and service engineers who cannot be on-site at this time, by delivering control room livestreams, operational insights, process data and plant key performance indicators to users sheltering at home. -
Swagelok announces donation of 20000 N95 respirator masks to hospitals in Ohio and Pennsylvania
The company had previously purchased the masks in support of its operations in Changshu, China, which was subject to a government-mandated shutdown in January as a precaution to slow the spread of the virus.




















