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An Indonesian technician (R) examining robots known as Amy (C) and Temi (L) (black) during a simulation on assisting medical teams in handling COVID-19. Source: AFP

Robots are making up for a lack of people-power – is this the future?

A 3D engineer working on a model in Italy. Source: Shutterstock

How 3D printing is helping with a medical supplies shortage

The state of the supply chain can be recovered if crisis management strategies are enforced now. Source: AFP

Supply chains are in disarray – here are three focus areas

Manufacturers can profoundly benefit from the use of digital twin technology. Source: Shutterstock

How can manufacturers get the most out of their digital twin capabilities?

Manufacturing seems to lack when it comes to data sharing. Source: Shutterstock

Data sharing in manufacturing can be challenging but it’s never impossible

Upskilling current employees can be rewarding in the long run. Source: Shutterstock

Why manufacturers need to focus on upskilling their staff and workers

Manufacturers must explore the untapped value that data sharing can offer. Source: Shutterstock

Data sharing in manufacturing offers an untapped value of $100b

ML is a complex technology that needs to be optimized strategically. Source: Shutterstock

ML can augment manufacturing but is a solid business case in place?

Mercedes to 3D print spares for its busses in 2020. Source: Daimler

Mercedes: 3D printing is quick, economical, & environmentally responsible

ML can scale improvement in manufacturing processes. Source: Shutterstock

Manufacturing processes can be further augmented with ML technology