The Cambrian Battery Replaces Rare Earth Metals With Organic Materials by Yasuo Matsunaka Meet PJP Eye’s Cambrian Battery, which uses plant-based materials for a safe, long-lasting, high-capacity portable battery.
Manufacturing At Ego, a UK Artist Rebuilds the Tattoo Machine to Save the Hand That Inks by Drew Turney
Manufacturing Trailblazing SRAM Crank Arm Shows How Generative Design Can Enhance Bicycles by Drew Turney For one bicycle-parts manufacturer, generative design is doing more than change the look of its components; it’s inspiring innovation with the SRAM crank arm.
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 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.
Manufacturing Can a Table-Tennis Robot Serve Up the Future of Human-Machine Collaboration? by Yasuo Matsunaka Japanese manufacturer OMRON envisions a bright future for human-machine collaboration. Its test case is a table-tennis robot named FORPHEUS. It’s fun and games—with real-world benefits.
Sustainability Could Skis Created From Biobased Material Mean a Cleaner Future for Snow Sports? by Redshift Video Salt Lake City ski maker WNDR Alpine is hoping to disrupt the industry with its new ski, which is designed and made using a novel biobased material: microalgae oil. Watch the video.
