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Manufacturing automation systems are the basis of the smart factories of the future. Learn more about how automation is driving the future of industry.

As a national leader in wind and solar energy with ambitious goals to decarbonize, California has nonetheless lagged other coastal states in developing offshore wind power.

The need for precision machining technology helped advance CNC machines, resulting in new capabilities to create intricately designed and highly specialized parts.

A new consortium has been established between GOWINN (the Nevada Governor’s Office of Workforce Innovation); Manufacture Nevada (an industry support group); NCLab (a Nevada-based supplier of online vocational training) and the Nevada Library System to provide a pool of new talent for the manufacturing industry.

Utilizing cobots increases productivity and improves product quality. Learn about four different ways manufacturers are using cobots in their production operations.

As part of a newly established collaborative, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) will co-lead an effort to establish a bioindustrial manufacturing capability in California’s Northern San Joaquin Valley.

You remember hydrogen: simplest element, number one on the periodic table? Experts say that this humble atom could play a key role in the future of clean energy, and Washington — along with other partners in the Pacific Northwest — is positioning itself to be a leader in hydrogen energy technology.

More than $120 billion in investments and 143,000 new U.S. jobs have been announced in the last eight years, with more than 40% of those announcements happening in the last six months, since the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). The IRA and other national policies have catalyzed investments in electric vehicle manufacturing in the U.S., according to a new report by Environmental Defense Fund and WSP USA.

Haylie Helms’s cells are stuck to the side of a clear plastic bottle like thousands of invisible barnacles.

Stanley Black & Decker awarded Phoenix-based ElevateEdAZ an $80,000 grant to boost workforce development in the construction and manufacturing industries.