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ADAS / Autonomy
How General Motors Is Simulating Its Way to Autonomous Driving
Will GM's "eyes off" system be ready by 2028?
Multi-camera dashcam display showing driver, road view, and vehicle telemetry data with speed and performance metrics
Partner Insights
The First 3D-Printed RV Was Made from Recycled Polymer
ADM
And printed as a single piece.
The First 3D-Printed RV Was Made from Recycled Polymer
Operations
$50B in Announced Automotive Investments Sparks Debate Over Actual Plant Growth
Experts reveal a more complicated truth about the surge.
Black SUV suspended by orange mechanical lift in automotive manufacturing facility
Operations
China's Carmakers Rely on Overseas Markets as Monthly Domestic Sales Decline Continues
China faces increasing skepticism from trade partners who fear it's undermining their domestic industries and trade balance.
Aerial view of a large parking lot with hundreds of white, gray, and black vehicles arranged in organized rows
Supply Chain
Why Experts Think U.S. Trade Policy Causes More Damage Than Good
Mainstream economists say the relatively open global trading system had benefited the U.S.
Aerial view of busy shipping port with hundreds of stacked containers, yellow gantry cranes, and cargo handling equipment
Operations
Elderly Couple Sues Automaker, Says Plant Drove Them from Their Home
This wasn't the first issue with the project.
Scout Motors orange brand signage displayed outside showroom with tan SUV and Manufacturing Now logo
Supply Chain
Trump Says He Has Struck a Deal to Obtain Diesel From Russia
The U.S. has not imported Russian oil or gas since 2022 following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin attends the extended format meeting at the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) summit in Turkmenbasy, Turkmenistan, Oct. 9, 2026.
Operations
Why Robots Jumped Into Molten Steel; Drone Falls From Sky; Ford Hires Bird of Prey | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 289
Also on the podcast, new concrete foundations power buildings, exhausted employees create cybersecurity risk and Kawasaki's new robot cat.
Industrial robot with raised arm against textured background, branded with Today in Manufacturing Episode 289 logo and Epicor sponsorship badge
EVs
Honda Develops Underlaying Technology for In-Motion Wireless Charging of EVs
Including large commercial vehicles.
Wireless power transfer charging system installed under vehicle chassis with illuminated receiver panel
Product Development
The Widest Street Legal Car Is 10-Feet Wide
That's one special wide load.
Man in black clothing posing beside a bright yellow vintage minivan on a rural highway with green fields and blue sky
Operations
First Magnet-Grade High-Purity Iron Plant Opens in Texas
The plant will use a single-step process to make high-purity iron for rare earth magnets and steel.
Industrial facility tour with group in orange safety uniforms on yellow metal stairs and platforms
Materials
Steel Tubing Manufacturer Expanding in Oklahoma
The company serves the automotive, oil and gas, power generation and agriculture industries.
Stacked polished metal tubes and pipes arranged diagonally showing circular openings and reflective surfaces
Materials
Yamaha Motor Adopts Recycled Aluminum Alloy for All-Aluminum DiASil Cylinders
The company estimates the transition will reduce CO2 emissions by about 47,000 tons annually.
Aluminum engine cylinder head with circular bore opening and mounting bolt holes
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