Industries all over the world are being changed by the rise of automatic manufacturing jobs. Automation is supposed to make things more efficient and productive. But it also comes with its problems.

The future of manufacturing won’t be written by machines alone. It will be written by people, using AI to extend what they ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. I recently took part in The EMS (Eric Miscoll Show), a biweekly panel discussion exploring all things manufacturing, and perhaps more ...

Lyell Immunopharma will evaluate Cellares’ automated manufacturing platform, the Cell Shuttle™, through Cellares’ Technology Adoption Partnership (TAP) program. As part of the collaboration, the ...

Robot density, a key gauge to measure the adoption of automation in manufacturing, is the number of robots per 10,000 people ...

Single-use systems streamline CGT manufacturing by reducing cleaning validation and enabling quick changeovers, essential for ...

A combination of advancing technology, shortages of skilled workers, and the need to make effective use of available employees is driving automation in medical manufacturing. According to an article ...

Smart manufacturing is evolving beyond traditional automation toward autonomous "lights-out" factories where digital twins ...

In response to “booming” demand for automated manufacturing workers, Manchester Community College is hosting a job fair to entice people to fill the growing vacancies in southern New Hampshire. The ...

Cell therapies are in the process of revolutionizing the medical field. Last February, a pioneer of cell therapy, Carl June, reported that the second patient to ever receive a chimeric antigen ...

The Rise of AP Automation in Manufacturing In today’s fast-paced and competitive manufacturing environment, AP automation is ...

CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CORE Industrial Partners (“CORE”), a Chicago-based private equity firm, announced today the acquisitions of Precision Metal Fab and Precision Tool & Die (collectively, “PMF” ...