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Connectivity
Toyota Supplier Connects Plant Floor, ERP Data to Better Track Capacity
Allowing it to pursue growth beyond its original customer base.
Row of Toyota RAV4 trucks in white and red colors parked at a dealership lot under sunny skies
Partner Insights
End-to-End Additive Solutions Bridge Physical-Digital Manufacturing Gap
ADM
These tools help move from concept to production-grade parts in hours rather than weeks.
End-to-End Additive Solutions Bridge Physical-Digital Manufacturing Gap
Supply Chain
Price of Brent Crude Falls Back Below $100 Per Barrel
It was fetching roughly $72 earlier this summer.
Stock exchange traders in blue jackets discussing market activity on trading floor with computer monitors
Supply Chain
Trump Shattered Canada’s Old U.S. Relationship; Carney Is Building a New One in Europe
For Canada, it means undoing reliance developed over nearly 40 years.
Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, Sept 17, 2026.
Operations
Examining Three Low-Mileage Collector Cars From the '80s and '90s
Explore the nuances of maintaining and driving modern classics.
Three men stand with a red Mustang and classic cars in a showroom with text promoting low mileage vehicle assessment and care services
Supply Chain
World Leaders Grapple With Climate as Fuel Prices, AI and Disasters Complicate Things
Climate change is "driving up food prices and wider inflation."
A man rides past an operating oil pumpjack in Cabimas, Venezuela, Aug. 31, 2026.
Product Development
Hyundai Preps Atlas Humanoids for U.S. Assembly
Meanwhile, Toyota foresees a $6.4B automation push.
Humanoid robots in an industrial laboratory with equipment, shelving, and blue machinery in background
Product Development
Will AI Models Achieve the Ability to Improve Autonomously?
Leading labs say the scenario is near.
Dario Amodei, CEO and co-founder of Anthropic, attends the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Jan. 23, 2025.
Operations
Ford's $1B U.S. Investment; New Flying Car Factory; Cyborg Cockroach Paramedics | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 286
Also on the podcast, why young engineers don't trust AI, scientists turn dairy waste into fuel and students to transform 1976 Ford F-350.
Gold Ford F-150 Raptor truck with red taillights featured in Today in Manufacturing Episode 286, sponsored by Siemens
Product Development
Students to Transform 1976 Ford F-350 Into 'America’s Ultimate Trades Toolbox' for Northern Tool Challenge
The program will revitalize the school’s technical education program and expose students to career pathways in the skilled trades.
Two smiling young people lean out of a vintage truck window at what appears to be a public event or gathering.
Materials
Exploring a Future Where Fabric Itself Becomes the Robot
An engineer imagines automotive, medical and more applications.
Woman standing in front of shelves displaying colorful spools of thread and yarn in a craft supply store
Operations
Toyota Supplier Betting $41M on Kentucky Factory
The project looks to impact nearly 640 jobs.
Fleet of white Toyota pickup trucks parked in organized rows at a dealership lot
Operations
Evaluating Three Icons of American Motoring
Explore the vehicles' mechanical quirks, social history and driving dynamics.
Two men stand with vintage American cars including a pink 1950s convertible and black muscle car in a classic automobile showroom setting
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