Industrial Engineering: Research Guide

There are practical limits to the technology, related to the difference between explicit and tacit (or implicit) knowledge.

Also, how to speak C-Suite and a throwback to affordable vehicles.

IndustryWeek editors look into that story and ongoing strikes at Pratt & Whitney, novel as-a-service offerings, Rivian's big payday and scholarship opportunities.

Amcor and Boticário Group use virtual twins to experiment with new materials and iterations.

How do we bridge the gap between brownfield facilities and the promise of digital transformation?

The benefits and challenges of deploying private 5G cellular networks for cutting-edge manufacturing operations.

From our partners at Smart Industry, the additive manufacturing merger mania of 2023 ends with a whimper.

Legacy networks were built as isolated systems creating hidden vulnerabilities as operations digitally transform.

Two of the biggest misses are in production performance and quality control.

Reliance on volatile electricity markets and expensive fossil fuels has left our domestic industry in a dire position.

The barriers are higher and require more planning, but the payoff can be worthwhile.

Microsoft HoloLens fundamentally reshapes operator training at Ford’s Rawsonville Components plant in Ypsilanti, Michigan.

IndustryWeek editors look into those stories and possible Mercedes plant investments in the U.S., Tesla not to the rescue at Nissan, robots are watching you and the story of a...

Relatively unknown in the US, they could ease EV customers' range anxiety and cost concerns.

$500 billion investment in U.S. operations throughout the next four years means more R&D, call centers and TV shows, but only one big manufacturing commitment.

Paul Ballew shares how the organization has been using artificial intelligence, long before it became a buzzword.

Knowing the right tech crop to harvest and where to plant the silicon.

How manufacturers are meeting new challenges with 3D printing technology.

Discover why hackers target manufacturers and how to avoid shaming employees for possible breaches.

Senior Technology Editor Dennis Scimeca discovered technologies that ran from the practical, to the impressive and the just plain weird.

IndustryWeek editors look into that story, the dustup between the U.S. and Colombia, Alcoa getting into data, powerful startups and Bridgestone plant closures.

IndustryWeek senior technology editor Dennis Scimeca shares the cars that caught his attention in Las Vegas earlier this month.

Engineers and AI collaborate in new ways, agile hardware teams work faster, new materials advance additive.

With many new and existing manufacturing facilities adding solar panels, diesel generators and other sources of power, microgrids that handle that energy are getting more popular...

Woven City, a small community that intertwines inventors and regular citizens, takes center stage in Toyota’s attempt to evolve into a new kind of company.

The competitive advantage for U.S.-based manufacturers, who consume roughly one-third of the country's energy resources, began with the "shale gale" of the early 2000s and innovations...

Navigating the global economy is increasingly complex, but there are ways to simplify doing business.

The technologies that made the greatest impacts and the leaders who implemented the tech.

Also, the IW manufacturing community showed interest in augmented and virtual reality technologies, and trade and tariff topics continued to attract attention.

IndustryWeek editors look into that story and robotic floor sweepers, labor strife at GE, CHIPs funding, elven toy builders and a possible Nissan-Honda merger?