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Advanced Manufacturing Minneapolis Returns to the Show Floor with Support From 25 Influential Industry Partners
Partners offer incredible activations and innovations as the engineering and manufacturing community reconnects Nov. 3-4 in Minneapolis. -
IOTech and Building System Integrators Collaborate to Increase Efficiencies in HVAC, BAS and EMS Systems
IOTech’s Edge Xpert will provide edge computing platform for BSI’s siteView Building Management and Automation Solution. -
IMTS is the Additive Manufacturing Destination for 2022
IMTS 2022 will showcase AM solutions as part integrated manufacturing technology offerings in the Metal Removal, Quality Assurance, CAD/CAM, and other Technology Pavilions covering 1.1 million sq. ft. of exhibit space. -
AMETEK Businesses Boost Leadership Development and Continuous Improvement with New Director Appointment
AMETEK Land and AMETEK Surface Vision have appointed Nancy Bradbury jointly to the role of director, Human Resources (HR), increasing the company's leadership development capabilities. -
Low Voltage Drives Market Stages Steady Recovery With Projected 2020-25 CAGR Of 4.8%
The performance of the LV drives market is closely tied to overall global manufacturing output. In "normal" economic crises, manufacturing tends to endure a sharp contraction, followed by a strong rebound before plateauing. But the COVID-19 crisis has gone very differently. Slow vaccine uptake, labor shortages and supply chain disruptions are all coming together to cause a much slower recovery in the manufacturing sector, and therefore in the LV drives sector, than might have been expected.