Advanced manufacturing uses digital models of products and production systems to connect design with factory operations. Digital twins help teams monitor performance, assess changes, and identify problems before they affect physical production.
4D printing uses printed structures made from materials that change shape or properties in response to stimuli over time.
Automated composite manufacturing uses automated or robotic processes to produce parts and structures from composite materials.
Binder jetting is an additive manufacturing process that selectively deposits a liquid binder onto layers of powder to build a three-dimensional object.
Cold atmospheric plasma surface processing uses near-room-temperature plasma generated at atmospheric pressure to modify, clean, activate, or functionalize material surfaces.
Collaborative robots are designed to work alongside people, while autonomous mobile robots navigate and move through environments without fixed guidance paths.
Digital twins in manufacturing are virtual models of manufacturing assets, processes, or facilities that use data to represent and monitor their real-world counterparts.
Directed energy deposition is an additive manufacturing process that uses focused energy to melt material as it is deposited onto a surface.
Generative design and topology optimization use computational methods to create or refine designs, often by finding efficient structures that meet specified constraints.
Industrial AI vision systems use artificial intelligence to interpret images or video for tasks such as inspection, defect detection, and process monitoring in manufacturing.
Laser powder bed fusion is an additive manufacturing process that selectively fuses regions of a powder bed with a laser to build parts layer by layer.
Metal additive manufacturing uses digital designs to build metal parts layer by layer, typically for industrial production or prototyping.
The use of analytics performed near industrial equipment to predict failures and support maintenance before breakdowns occur.
Robotic process automation in manufacturing uses software bots to automate repetitive, rule-based tasks in manufacturing operations.
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