In a breakthrough for sustainable manufacturing, Siemens and NVIDIA are utilizing digital twins to optimize production and minimize carbon emissions, according to the NVIDIA Blog. This initiative aims to bolster the entire manufacturing cycle's sustainability, from material sourcing to disposal.
Digital twins are setting the stage for an industrial revolution in manufacturing. These virtual replicas of physical assets—from individual machines to entire factories—provide a comprehensive view of real-world processes. This interconnected and data-rich representation is revolutionizing product
The European Council has recently adopted a new directive designed to modernize the European Union's (EU) civil liability laws. This update addresses the significant transformations in technology, the rise of digital products, and the progression towards a circular economy. The directive aims to
Atlas Copco's recent shift to polymer-based additive manufacturing (AM) has revolutionized its production processes, showcasing dramatic improvements in cost efficiency, lead times, and environmental sustainability. Leveraging advanced EOS technology, this transformation aligns with broader
Aquatherm, a German leader in manufacturing plastic piping systems, is known for its environmentally friendly polypropylene products. These products are widely used in over 70 countries, reinforcing the company's commitment to sustainable practices and global climate protection goals. With its
Digital Sheet Metal Forming (DSMF) is taking center stage in the manufacturing industry, heralding what many consider to be a new era of production efficiency and innovation. By incorporating technologies such as Desktop Metal's Figur G15, companies like Evology Manufacturing are leading this
