Smart manufacturing is evolving beyond traditional automation toward autonomous "lights-out" factories where digital twins ...

Next-generation automation is closing the gap between curative science and real-world demand, enabling faster development, ...

Automation has been making manufacturing more productive, cost-efficient, competitive and safe since the first Industrial Revolution. Today, tariff policies, the shift toward onshoring and reshoring, ...

Gray factories — blending human adaptability with machine precision — are the next era of manufacturing. As a new era of automated manufacturing dawns, “made in China” will increasingly connote work ...

Where some gene therapy players might “go big” and put down brick and mortar facilities, Avrobio went the opposite direction. The biotech's portable manufacturing units are automated, self-contained ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the world and improving our lives in many ways. The semiconductor industry is a key part of the AI revolution, as it provides powerful computing chips for AI ...

Automation in pharmaceutical manufacturing enhances efficiency, consistency, and quality, driven by drug complexity, cost pressures, and workforce challenges. Despite benefits, automation is ...

How is automation boosting productivity? If you’re even plugged in slightly to the news cycle, you likely have heard pundits espousing the benefits of automation. There are definite benefits to using ...

Developing robust automation and control systems in manufacturing facilities has historically been dominated by proprietary technology stacks. While this offered users highly reliable and ...

Inventory management is now considered a prime candidate for automation as manufacturers target opportunities to reduce costs, accelerate product delivery and make the most out of experienced talent.

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. I recently took part in The EMS (Eric Miscoll Show), a biweekly panel discussion exploring all things manufacturing, and perhaps more ...