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Showing posts with label still. Show all posts

Saturday, August 23, 2014

3D printing still years away for most consumers -- Gartner

3D printing still years away for most consumers — Gartner

For one thing, 3D Printing for prototyping should be at the front of the curve, not its tail-end. That"s where 3D printing comes from, and why one of the original names of the technology was "rapid prototyping." All those technologies at left that are …
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Suburban innovation gets place to launch

(From left) Mark Moran, executive vice president of industrial services, NAI Hiffman, and Choose DuPage board member; Zito, business services director, Choose DuPage; Subhash Krishnamoorthy, Grainger, Innovation project manager; and Jim Marlovits, …
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Xamarin Adds M for Mobile App Development

The company also earlier this year debuted Xamarin University, a subscription-based training service offering remote instructor-led training on all aspects of the mobile application development lifecycle, as well as a certification for those who …
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3D printing still years away for most consumers -- Gartner

Sunday, July 27, 2014

Promise of manufacturing China jobs still hobbled by skills gap

Promise of manufacturing China jobs still hobbled by skills gap

A two-year collaboration between the Bristol Workforce Investment Board, Bristol Community College, the state and the vocational school got started in October and ran through April, training 11 displaced workers in CNC machining skills. The program …
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Fadal Engineering China back under new ownership

… Fadal CNC full-range product line. “Fadal will manufacture in Michigan and California, and sell globally through a distributor network. Fadal was a global leader in the production of Vertical Machining China Centers (VMC) before closing its manufacturing China
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Promise of manufacturing China jobs still hobbled by skills gap