Tina Helix
Tina specializes in toolpath programming using software like NUMROTO, ANCA ToolRoom, and Walter Helitronic. She quickly builds 3D models and grinding paths for high-precision tooling, enabling flexible production of custom cutting tools.
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Indiana-based Company Launches Social Distancing Tags for Industrial Facilities
As factories, warehouses, and distribution centers slowly reopen across the U.S. amid the COVID-19 pandemic, theyre challenged with doing so safely an...
MIT Study Examines How Many Jobs Robots Really Replace
In the 1960s, the earliest industrial robots were put to use in American automotive factories. Back then, they had simple functions like repetitive pi...
Purdue University Engineers 3D-Print Concrete to Build Offshore Wind Turbines
Purdue University engineers are researching how to use 3D-printed concrete to make wind turbine parts, aiming to provide material that is both less ex...
U.S. Dept of Veterans Affairs Develops Device for Patients to Exercise from Hospital Bed
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Toronto Smart City Project Ending Due to Economic Uncertainty Amid COVID-19
The neighborhood of the future is no more.
Sidewalk Labs, a sister company to Google, has walked away from a much-hyped plan to build Quayside, a high...
A Quick Guide to Investment Casting
A 5,000-year-old process, investment casting has evolved to become one of the most essential casting methods used by manufacturers today.
During the i...
VR Opens Doors to Virtual Classrooms for Students During COVID-19
Imagine if your school-age child had the opportunity to build a robot, dissect an animal in a virtual science lab, and bend the laws of physics withou...
CEO, Software Architect Predicts “We’re at a Tipping Point”
Prediction is a dangerous business, hedges Shawn Davison.
Tony Uphoff has just asked him where he thinks the Internet of Things (IoT), Industrial Inte...
Energy Department Awards $3.3 Million for Manufacturing, Materials Research
Federal energy officials recently announced the recipients of more than $3 million in funding to promote manufacturing and materials development using...
4D Printing Makes Shape-shifting a Reality
A recent report in the American Chemical Societys Applied Materials and Interfaces journal discussed how researchers at Rice Universitys Brown School...
Ford’s Electric Mustang Could Compete With Tesla
Ford unveiled the Mustang Mach-E First Editionin November 2019. While purists cried foul at the possibility of sullying the brand’s penchant for...
Engineers Electrify Broken Bones to Improve Healing
Engineers from the University of Connecticut are healing broken bones, but they’re doing it with electricity.
Minor fractures can heal on their...
