Austin Weber is a Senior Editor for ASSEMBLY Magazine, with a focus on national news in the United States. His work covers a wide range of topics, including automotive manufacturing, electric vehicles, technology advancements, and industry trends. Austin's articles provide in-depth analysis and insights into the latest developments in the manufacturing sector.
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Both large and small shops struggle with costing issues.
ANAHEIM, CA—The Autopia ride at Disneyland plans to switch from gas to battery power in 2026.
Tesla Inc.’s highly anticipated Cybertruck features a radical shape that’s unlike other pickup trucks on the market. But, there’s more to it than meets the eye
Digital tools help bridge the skills gap and improve quality.
By: Austin Weber
Many engineers and operators lack the knowledge they need to harness the full benefits of robotic dispensing. Eastern Michigan University (EMU) recently launched a program to address the issue.
Dürr AG supplies advanced automation to automakers around the world ranging from Ford Motor Co. and General Motors to Lucid Motors and Tesla. The 128-year-old company is best known for its paint shop and coating equipment, but it’s also active in many other types of production systems. In addition to robots and products for the automated application of adhesives and sealants, Dürr designs and builds final assembly, testing and filling technology for the automotive industry.
Not all organizations have the resources, capital or talent required to deploy smart factories.
ZURICH — Automation and robotics are crucial to the future of the automotive industry, claims a recent study conducted by ABB Robotics and Automotive Manufacturing Solutions (AMS). New OEMs and start-ups are leading the charge, while suppliers are lagging behind. Many companies are not yet reaping the benefits offered by digitalization.
By: Austin Weber
Integrating generative artificial intelligence with digital twin technology will transform the manufacturing industry, according to a recent report by Info-Tech Research Group.
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