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The Industry Innovation Report

South Korean Shipyard Turns To AI-Powered Welding Robots

Sparks flew continuously inside HD Hyundai Heavy Industries' Hull Assembly Plant 2 in Ulsan, where ship blocks stretching dozens of yards filled the production floor. From a distance, the scene appeared to...

Nvidia Upgrades US Manufacturing As AI Race Intensifies

Nvidia revealed plans to upgrade a new chip factory in Texas on Tuesday, according to the Associated Press. Nvidia expects power consumption to be cut by 50% at its new location, dramatically increasing...

World’s First Large-Scale 100% Hydrogen Engine Feeds Power Into Electricity Grid

A large-scale power engine has successfully supplied electricity to Spain’s national grid using 100% pure hydrogen fuel. The trial, conducted by technology group Wärtsilä in the northern town of Bermeo, is...

Manufacturing Leaders Gather for AI Discussion

On June 17, Artificial Intelligence with Real Results: How Manufacturing Can Benefit or Risk Losing Out was co-hosted by TUV Rheinland, Automation Alley and Global Auto Mobility. Moderator Robert Scipione...

Boeing Reveals New Starliner Spacesuit

A never-before-seen spacesuit is making its debut with the public opening of a new NASA exhibit, but its reveal is not the only surprise about the Boeing CST-100 Starliner astronaut outfit. It was also made by a Mythbuster. A replica of the second ascent and entry...

Key Us Lawmaker Backs Giving Ukraine Armed Drones

A top Democratic lawmaker is pushing the Biden administration to send Ukraine armed drones and longer range artillery, he told reporters Wednesday. "When it comes to drones and when it comes to long-range artillery, we've been too cautious," House Armed Services...

Five of the World’s Tiniest Robots

Allow me to take you on a trip down my memory lane. As a young lad, a film I saw captured my imagination: Fantastic Voyage, a 1966 release about people shrunk to microscopic size and sent into the body of an injured scientist to repair his brain. The idea struck...

Humans in the Loop Help Robots Find Their Way

Just like us, robots can't see through walls. Sometimes they need a little help to get where they're going. Engineers at Rice University have developed a method that allows humans to help robots "see" their environments and carry out tasks. The strategy called...

Paving the Way for Off-Earth Factories

European aerospace company Airbus will send a metal-crafting 3D printer to the International Space Station next year as a first step in its plans to set up an orbital satellite factory.  The printer, called Metal3D, can work with metals that melt at temperatures...

Good News, Weirdos: This E-Skin Lets You Tickle Robots

Those “Tickle Me Elmo” dolls might just get a whole lot creepier now that scientists have developed an electronic skin that can feel different sensations like tickling. An international team of researchers have published a paper in the journal Science...

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