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Canada's first diploma in nanotechnology
The Northern Alberta Institute of Technology is poised to launch students – and Canada's manufacturing sector – into the future with the country's first nanotechnology diploma. WATCH
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News:
London woos advanced manufacturers
The University of Western Ontario will soon break ground on a multi-million dollar project designed to attract advanced manufacturing projects to the London, Ontario area.
To find out the details of the project, click here.
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Rimini Street fights back
Manufacturing AUTOMATION's new online columnist, Jonathan Gross, spoke to Rimini Street CEO and founder Seth Ravin about his company's high stakes legal battle with tech giant Oracle – and why he thinks Oracle's ERP maintenance business model is ''under great threat''.
To read the full article, click here.
Canadian company wins Autodesk Inventor of the Year
Dynamic Structures, a Coquitlam, BC-based designer, manufacturer and constructor of complex structures ranging from ski jumps to amusement park rides, was recently named Autodesk's Inventor of the Year for 2009.
For more information on the award and the company that won it, click here.
Heading to manufacturing camp this summer?
What better way to inspire tomorrow's inventors, engineers, manufacturers and entrepreneurs – and address the future skilled labour shortage – than by launching a summer camp devoted to all things manufacturing?
To find out more details about these US-based camps – and to find out if and when some will be making their way to Canada, click here.
Ford Windsor plant back in business (again)
The Ford Essex engine plant in Windsor is undergoing yet another transformation – one that is intended to introduce 757 new jobs to the area over the next five years.
To find out the details of the project, click here.
Features: Robotics
Robot enthusiasts gather in Waterloo
High school students from across the country gathered at the University of Waterloo in March for the qualification round of the FIRST robotics contest.
To find out more, click here.
New Products: Robotics
New robot offers extreme flexibility
FANUC Robotics America Inc. has introduced the new M-3iA intelligent, parallel-link robot designed to maximize speed and flexibility for assembly, small part handling and picking applications. Read more...
Robot's dual independent arms reduces costs
Motoman's SDA-series (slim, dual-arm) family of robots has expanded to include the new SDA5D model. Read more...
Robot well-suited to high-speed applications
Adept Technology's Quattro robot is specifically designed for high-speed manufacturing, packaging, material handling, and assembly applications. Read more...
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Cover story: Energy management
- Ever since manufacturers started migrating far beyond North American borders, those remaining at home have had no choice but to be more effective, more efficient, leaner and greener. Energy management has two parts: measuring how much energy is consumed, where and at what times; and then doing something about it. You can't have one without the other, though some have tried.
Michelle Mora explores the processes and players involved in successful energy management strategies – and highlights companies who are getting it right.
Plus: The latest news, appointment announcements and trends, as well as a selection of the latest in wireless technology and security, communications & networking, data acquisition, motion control, process control and wire & cable offerings. Not to mention coverage of the Machine Automation Safety Conference.
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