In her six years on the Caterpillar team, Kelsey Unser has been instrumental in advancing the use of additive manufacturing, specifically within the nonmetallic technologies. In 2023 she was one
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Editor-in-Chief Steve Plumb discusses worker satisfaction in the manufacturing industry during the skilled labor shortage, introducing the September 2024 issue of Manufacturing Engineering.
The manufacturing industry faces challenges and opportunities in 2025, with new leadership, innovative products, and emerging technologies shaping the future.
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Learn how 3D Solar created an award-winning hybrid-3D printing process that enables next-generation solar, semiconductor and generative-AI automotive supply chain applications
The June/July issue includes a feature article on heat-resistant superalloys (HRSAs), robotics, industry leaders' insights and virtual reality tools.
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Todd Pietila, SME Healthcare Additive Manufacturing Advisory Team, Director of Medical Sales for the Americas and EMEA, Materialise NV, speaks with Manufacturing Engineering about the profound
In February 1935, SME, known then as the American Society of Tool Engineers, launched The Tool Engineer. Since then, our publications have undergone several name changes including our current