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Rowse

Electrical, pneumatics & automation specialist

We formed Rowse in 2004, and have enjoyed many years of rewarding engagement with our customers. Our aim is always to supply quali...

67 Posts

Photoneo

Industrial Automation

Photoneo develops industrial 3D vision, robotic intelligence software, and ...

54 Posts

READY Robotics

Robotics & Automation

READY Robotics is a robotics software company that vastly simplifies robot ...

24 Posts

Avestec Technologies

Automation Machinery Manufacturing

We are a company in flying robotics, specializing in Non-destructive inspec...

23 Posts

Adapta Robotics

Robotics, R&D

Automate Advance Adapt. Enhancing human potential through robotic automatio...

12 Posts

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World-leading motorsport and advanced technology company Prodrive has implemented additive manufacturing technology to print parts for production use for the actual racing vehicles they build and provide them with a huge range of possibilities that traditional manufacturing methods couldn’t.

FFF 3D Printing technology provides Prodrive with a huge range of possibilities to transform the manufacturing and production process for the actual racing cars they produce

The client, one of the world's leading manufacturer of automation machines, found RPWORLD to provide qualified prototypes and low volume solutions for monthly order of 40 units. They had a new tooling machine under R&D stage, a key component, the impeller assembly failed, which caused delay of the whole product development process.So the client contacted RPWORLD to address the delay problem.

Prototype and Low Volume Production Supports for Impeller Assembly

The global pandemic has receded to less painful horizons this year, but the changes it inspired continue to impact industrial innovation. We’re seeing more automated technologies and more AI integration. The IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things) is becoming more deeply embedded.

2023 Manufacturing Trends

The manufacturing industry (largely) welcomed artificial intelligence with open arms. Less of the dull, dirty, and dangerous? Say no more. Planning for mechanical assemblies still requires more than scratching out some sketches, of course — it’s a complex conundrum that means dealing with arbitrary 3D shapes and highly constrained motion required for real-world assemblies.

An automated way to assemble thousands of objects

While automated manufacturing is ubiquitous today, it was once a nascent field birthed by inventors such as Oliver Evans, who is credited with creating the first fully automated industrial process, in flour mill he built and gradually automated in the late 1700s.

Reprogrammable materials selectively self-assemble