Engineering Disney Innovation and Converging Industries Make Electrifying Theme Parks Real by Matt Alderton Disney innovation elevates storytelling and the creation of immersive experiences—processes that, in its theme parks, require extensive BIM coordination.
Manufacturing Where to Order When 80 Sextillion Product Variations Aren’t Enough by Yasuo Matsunaka Japanese company MISUMI has 80 sextillion predefined variations in its manufacturing catalog, and its new AI-infused service, meviy, offers custom-ordered parts.
Manufacturing From Logs to Logging On: Paper Machines Built With Digital Manufacturing by Harald Henkel Building paper mill machines with digital manufacturing can save millions of dollars, with a stringent digitalization strategy and an autonomous factory.
Construction This Start-Up Is Building Affordable Housing for All by Carolin Werthmann NEULANDT is making a portable precast plant available to developing countries so that skilled workers can begin building affordable housing for all.
Construction How Gigafactory Construction Is Happening at Lightning Speed by Friederike Voigt Gigafactories, or factories that produce electric-vehicle batteries, are being erected in months. How can gigafactory construction be so quick?
Education Digital Upskilling Helps Workers Adapt to a More Automated Future [Infographic] by Missy Roback Digital upskilling can help workers adapt and thrive in a future of disruption. Learn how jobs are changing and what companies can do to create a more resilient workforce.
Engineering How—and Why—Industry Convergence Is Powering Innovation by Alex Stern What is industry convergence? Learn how industry convergence among disciplines, technologies, work processes, and supply chains has been driving innovation.
Engineering 5 Ways Rapid Cloud Adoption Is Benefitting Business Outcomes by Erin Hanson The post–COVID-19 rush to digitalization encouraged new ways of working, from cloud adoption and enhanced automation to innovation through extended reality.
Manufacturing How a Generative-Design Japanese Archery Bow Is Reviving a Revered Sport by Yasuo Matsunaka A longtime lover of the sport is using generative design to create the perfect Japanese archery bow: lightweight, balanced, and precise.
