While the Super Bowl will be sparsely attended due to COVID-19, home viewers will benefit from 120 cameras deployed by CBS Sports.

5G, data center, semiconductor fab and construction industries must reduce their energy consumption. Can they?

Successful shipment of available COVID-19 vaccines throughout global supply chains is one of several critical steps to help businesses improve economically in 2021.

President Biden’s executive order for manufacturers increases domestic content to qualify for Buy American programs.

3D printing proved itself early in the pandemic, making parts for medical equipment. Going forward, 3D printing will take a larger role in manufacturing.

The COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated the healthcare industry’s need for digital transformation.

3D printing technology is moving beyond its decades-long role as a prototyping tool. The technology’s value as a production process has been the Holy Grail for additive manufacturing. 2021 may be the year it booms.

Predicated automotive chip shortages have become a reality but a deeper supply chain issue may emerge.

Workforce issues and the need to automate plants for physical distancing has pushed the mobile robot market forward during 2020. Now it’s set to push further in 2021.

National Instruments is placing its future bets on engineering from home, open systems, and planning for a widely-connected 6G terahertz world.