From asking Siri to suggest a nearby restaurant to programming a drone flight on Mars, artificial intelligence (AI) has become a part of everyday life—and its presence and influence will inevitably grow.

In the wake of manufacturing and chip shortages, some may think that Covid-19 slowed down production on the whole as supply chain issues an

For manufacturers, artificial intelligence (AI) can be a game changer. Greater efficiencies, lower costs, improved quality, and reduced downtime are just some of the potential benefits. This technology isn’t just for large manufacturers.

A manufacturer of the fabric used to reinforce car tires might not seem an obvious source of innovation inspiration.

The manufacturing industry was thrown into the spotlight early in the pandemic as consumers rushed to stores, panic-buying everything from canned goods to water bottles.

With membership in ASQ down, ISO 9000 series certifications down, and an unnerving reduction in quality management staff in many companies during the pandemic, today’s quality professionals are justifiably concerned about their future and career choice.

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The Georgia Institute of Technology was awarded a grant from the U.S.

Siemens Digital Industries Software introduces System NVH Prediction, a new Simcenter software application.

Justin Berg has watched Back to the Future at least 25 times. Same with the DVD special features—the voiceovers and backstory and interviews.