Thanks to Big Data in Agriculture, BIM Makes Its Way to the (Coffee) Farm by Carlos Tomasini For the best brews, according to Colombia’s Blue Bird Coffee, combine altitude, sun, shade, four generations of expertise in agriculture—and digitalization and big data.
Construction Prefab Construction’s Benefits Grow With Design for Manufacture and Assembly by Markkus Rovito
The Real Life How a Machining CEO Uses Business Continuity Management to Help Fight COVID-19 by Kimberly Holland
Manufacturing Injection-Mold Cooling and Generative Design Save Panasonic Engineers’ Sanity by Yasuo Matsunaka
Manufacturing Generative Design: Redefining What’s Possible in the Future of Manufacturing [E-book] by Missy Roback In this e-book, learn how early adopters of generative design—including well-known brands, start-ups, and makers—are helping to redefine the future of manufacturing.
The Real Life Luthier Rachel Rosenkrantz’s Quarantine Daily Routine Keeps Her Strumming Along by Redshift Video In this video, master luthier Rachel Rosenkrantz shares her quarantine daily routine and talks about the new skills she’s picked up while sheltering in place.
Manufacturing Lamborghini and Others Race to Save COVID-19 Patients With Ventilator Production by Friederike Voigt Prototyping experts have become masters of restructuring in European factories, and now ventilator production is happening where cars are usually built.
Manufacturing How an Industrial X-Ray Machine Company Sees Into Its Digital Future by Friederike Voigt A world leader in its market, the industrial X-ray machine and systems company VisiConsult relies on digital innovations to transform its family business.
Manufacturing How Honda Ditched Conventional Thinking to Design a Lighter Crankshaft by Yasuo Matsunaka In Japan, Honda R&D has been working collaboratively toward a more efficient automotive future, using generative design to drastically reduce the weight of one of the most important parts of a car engine: the crankshaft.
