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Senators Call for Government to Refund Billions in Tariff Money
The measure would prioritize refunds to small businesses.
U.S. Capitol Building illuminated at dusk with bare winter trees and classical dome architecture
Partner Insights
Robotic Large-Format Additive Manufacturing for Race Car Development
ADM
This could reshape how cure tools are made for composite components.
Robotic Large-Format Additive Manufacturing for Race Car Development
Operations
Tennessee Volkswagen Workers Ratify First Union Contract
Union leaders called the deal “a breakthrough” for manufacturing workers in the South.
Smiling woman in Volkswagen cap and Manufacturing Now shirt at corporate event with colleagues
EVs
California Regulators Decide Not to Suspend Tesla Sales
The EV maker was found by a judge last year to have misled drivers.
Silver Tesla Model S electric car on display at automotive conference
Product Development
Hexagon Enables Sub-Micron Precision for F1 Powertrain
Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence
Its measurement technologies have played a crucial role in developing the Red Bull Ford Powertrain.
Racing vehicle with Ford Racing and Red Bull logos on dark metallic surface
Materials
In-Browser Tube Bending Tech Opens Up Untold Possibilities
OSH Cut, Inc
WATCH: Users can design bent-tube parts from scratch.
Red industrial machinery with metal pipes and mechanical components
ADAS / Autonomy
Rockwell Picks City for Giant Factory; Waymo's Not-So-Autonomous Cars; Stellantis Sells Plant for $100 | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 256
Also on the podcast, Honda's AI chip could eliminate crashes, plastic asphalt lasts longer and smart underwear made to solve health problems.
Rockwell Automation headquarters building with red logo and manufacturing episode sign
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The Jaguar Land Rover Moment that Exposed Industrial Recovery
It was not a failure of awareness or tooling, but how uncertain recovery becomes in industrial environments.
Industry 4.0 robotic technology logo with futuristic digital interface
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Sun Belt States See Manufacturing Growth from Supply Chain Revamps
This geography is outpacing other regions in population growth and new manufacturing facilities.
Map of the United States highlighting the Sun Belt region in yellow
EVs
Rivian Expects to Make a Lot More Vehicles in 2026
The EV maker anticipates losing a lot of money, too.
Silver Rivian electric SUV parked on gravel under trees with roof cargo box
Supply Chain
I Build Modernized Classic Cars for a Living, So I Know Why They Cost So Much
The final 10% takes 40% of the time.
Classic muscle cars in workshop with mechanic working on silver vehicle
ADAS / Autonomy
Tractor-Trailers with No One Aboard? The Future Is Near for Self-Driving Trucks on U.S. Roads
The image of an 80,000-pound driverless truck on a super-highway at 65 mph or more may strike a note of terror.
A self-driving tractor trailer maneuvers around a test track in Pittsburgh, Thursday, March 14, 2024. The truck is owned by Pittsburgh-based Aurora Innovation Inc. Late this year, Aurora plans to start hauling freight on Interstate 45 between the Dallas and Houston areas with 20 driverless trucks.
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