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Let’s start with the auto producer (leading battery maker and logistics data collector) Tesla. Once the Gigafactory is f… 
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JUNCTION CITY, Ore.- Winnebago Industries plans to open a manufacturing plant in a former Country Coach facility in Junction City, the company and Lane County government announced Tuesday.The company said it also plans to revive the Country Coach ...
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Have you ever wanted to help create revolutionary technology products? If so, we have several jobs for you in manufacturing!
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Just watched TIS.tv: Open Manufacturing: The New Industrial Revolution because What happens if the sharing economy is applied to industrial production?
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Composites Manufacturing Magazine (blog) DARPA's Open Manufacturing Program Helps Advance 3D Printing TechnologiesComposites Manufacturing Magazine (blog)Additive manufacturing, including em...
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The Georgia Department of Economic today announced that Germany based GEIGER Automotive, a leading global manufacturer of high quality plastic products for the automotive industry, will open a U.S. manufacturing facility in Gwinnett County, creating as many as 120 jobs over the next several years.
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China offers an alternative for taking maker culture out of the field of entertainment and into the market. Shanzhai, a think tank focusing on open innovation.
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From OSCON 2014: Ryan Vinyard's keynote talk, "Open manufacturing: Bringing Open Hardware Beyond 3D Printing." Open source design has been a recent trend in hardware, but it tends to be limited to open libraries of 3D-printable parts. These are geared at makers, artists, hobbyists, and whoever else really wants to print their own figurines, not necessarily the engineering community.
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There’s a relevant chance that the advancements in Digital Manufacturing coupled with a growing open source hardware community will radically change the manufacturing process, switching from a traditional large scale approach to a just in time, efficient, decentralized one.
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For the latest episode of our Meet The Founders interviews we are releasing today the intervivew we made recently with WIkihouse funder Alastair Parvin.
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The term Open Source refers primarily to software development, as ‘the result of a collaborative effort of different people, following diverging personal or collective agendas when participating in this process’.1 The engagement in such procedure is not necessarily connected to a financial gain reward, but could also aspire to peer recognition and aesthetic pleasure or could derive from a particular sociopolitical belief. The advantages characterizing the open–source development structure are numerous and point towards a direction where the production of software is horizontal and the algorithm maintains its transparency, meaning that it is clean of any hidden features that promote external goals. Open–source software represents a GNU–license model of ownership and, distinguished for its originality, it has already influenced, not only the process of software development and its licensing structure, but also the design community that uses, modifies and re–distributes it
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What does it mean to build a new production process that is decentralized, local and open for everyone? How will this new form of production (from supply chain to workers, from facilities to infrastructures) emerge? What are the major signs that this will be possible? And the major constraints? These are some of the questions we'll try to answer with this panel.
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The emergence of new devices like 3D printers, combined with the rise of the maker movement that favors the collaborative spirit and sharing of ideas across the ...
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Two years after starting its first sales office in Atlanta, GA, Aluvision proudly announces the opening of its first manufacturing facility in the United States. Given the fast growing demand and succ...
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United Launch Alliance will open a testing and manufacturing operation for rocket propulsion systems in Pueblo.
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Additive manufacturing, including emerging “3D printing” technologies, is booming.
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Jun 1, 20153D printing technology is booming, and spending on 3D printing is on the rise. Despite its revolutionary promise, however, additive manufacturing is still in its infancy when it comes to u
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What to expect from POC21? An interview with Justyna Swat and Dominik Wind.
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Silicon Valley team eyes tiny, fast-moving robots in DARPA project.
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Can we apply the principles of open source technology to manufacturing, to help usher in a new economic frontier? The people's economy?
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Economie écologique's insight: “What does it mean to build a new production process that is decentralized, local and open for everyone? How will this new form of production (from supply chain to workers, from facilities to infrastructures) emerge?
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It completely upsets our notion of manufacturing, where commodities are tangible objects. Physical would become virtual. The question would then become: open-source or closed-source?
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