Hexagon SmartScan Helps Sallegger Technologies In Complex Machines Building
Hexagon SmartScan series keeps Austria-based Sallegger Technologies in pole position for building complex equipment.
Rollomatic Spotlights New Laser Cutting Machine For Ultra-Hard Materials
Rollomatic maintains its leadership position in laser cutting ultra-hard materials with a new laser model within its line-up of 3 laser cutting machines.
Infineon To Build The World’s Largest 200-Millimeter Sic Power Fab In Kulim, Malaysia
The decarbonisation trend will result in strong market growth for power semiconductors, in particular those based on wide bandgap materials. As a leader in Power Systems, Infineon Technologies AG is now taking a further, decisive step to shape this market.
Panasonic Cuts Its Losses To Focus On EV Batteries With Subaru
Panasonic Holdings announced its decision to liquidate Panasonic Liquid Crystal Display, its subsidiary specialising in LCD panels. This move comes as part of the company’s strategic shift towards manufacturing electric vehicle (EV) batteries, partnering with Subaru.
Servo Presses And High-Strength Materials Revolutionise Vehicle Manufacturing
SEYI’s servo press technology is aligned with the ever-evolving landscape of automotive manufacturing: the rise of electric vehicles, and the lightweighting trend aimed at reducing CO2 emissions.
China Carmakers To Develop Automotive Chips But Grapple With Quality Concerns
While the industry at large can see the wave in electric vehicles (EV) coming from China, it has not fully detached itself from the stigma of inferior quality in spite of its rapid technological advancements. How would China overcome their “good enough” reputation?
Will Hydrogen Be Toyota’s FCEV (Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle) Cash Cow?
Toyota is taking a diversified approach to achieve carbon neutrality with hydrogen and it was touted be a winning formula for the Japanese automaker. Where does it leave metalworking tools?
Has Oxy Acetylene Cutting Lost Its Place?
Oxy acetylene cutting is a process using a combination of oxygen and fuel gas (usually acetylene) to cut through metals. Though it has been used for years in industries such as automotive repair, welding, and manufacturing, it is in a tight race with plasma cutting.
