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High Tech Taking Over Super Bowl Ads? Not So Fast!
High Tech Taking Over Super Bowl Ads? Not So Fast!
A low-tech horse delivering a popular beverage for the big game is chosen as the top Super Bowl ad.
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Read MoreAt the debut trade show, the Sustainable Manufacturing Expo, the overriding theme was that environmentally sound practices can improve a company’s bottom line.

A new report reveals that manufacturers are struggling to obtain the data needed to meet the EU’s CRSD reporting requirements.

Many tasks in a manufacturing environment are physically laborious and, because of that, companies sometimes have trouble finding workers to do them. These tasks also often consume a lot of energy. Could AI-driven robots come to the rescue?

Sustainability is becoming a priority for medical device manufacturers in particular given growing regulatory pressures and consumer expectations, explains a speaker at the upcoming MD&M West 2025 show.
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During a keynote presentation at the Sustainable Manufacturing Expo, Brian Ingold from HP offered details on how additive manufacturing and AI can improve sustainability in manufacturing.
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The new system provides industry-leading 7.5 MW charging power to speed-up electrification of heavy-duty electric mining trucks. Electrifying mining fleets not only reduces emissions but also cuts down on noise pollution and improves the health and safety of mine workers.