Emily Probst Former Senior Editor
Building Olympians, Layer by Layer
A 3D printer from Stratasys was used to create customized hilt grips for Japan’s Olympic fencing team.
Read MoreOn Tackling Training
To replace formerly state-funded training for skilled manufacturing workers, Connecticut Spring & Stamping (CSS) developed its own in-house apprenticeship program.
Read MoreVideo: Meet a Future Engineer
Stanford engineer Debbie Sterling created a new kids toy company called Goldie Blox, which consists of a book series and construction set. The goal of this toy is to get young girls interested in engineering.
WatchLet’s Get This Show on the Road
Here are six reasons you should check out this week's Amerimold show in Rosemont, Illinois at the Donald E. Stephens Center.
Read MoreEastec: Smaller, More Focused
While it may not have occupied as many physical buildings at the Eastern States Exposition grounds in West Springfield, Massachusetts as it has in years past, Eastec 2013 was anything but a disappointment.
Read MoreInnovative Approach Drives Software, Employee Development
During CNC Software's 30th anniversary celebration, MMS Editor Emily Probst got a chance to tour the facility and get a brief glimpse into the company culture.
Read MoreDMG/Mori Seiki USA Plans Innovation Days Event
DMG/Mori Seiki USA will host Innovation Days 2013 at its U.S. headquarters near Chicago, Illinois May 7-10.
Read MoreToolholder Manufacturer Invests in the Future
The manufacturer of precision tooling components recently finished its expansion at its Swiss headquarters. It also managed to expand its appeal to a younger workforce.
Read MoreFives Agrees to Acquire MAG Americas
Fives (Paris, France) has entered into an agreement to acquire MAG Americas, a global supplier of high-performance machining solutions and composite processing.
Read MoreIt’s Not Social, It’s Business…
Or so says Editor-in-Chief Chris Koepfer about the new PM Blog recently launched by MMS sister publication Production Machining.
Read MoreManufacturing is Everywhere
Seeing a product that is commonly used in manufacturing facilities in an unexpected location made me realize that manufacturing, the industry I write about, affects everything we do—including our vacations.
Read MoreA Brief Look at Bi-Mu 2012
Here is a brief look at some of the technology that was on display at Bi-Mu, the biennial machine tool show in Milan, Italy. The slideshow also includes industry news and information about the Italian machine tool market.
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