Stampa 3D, robotica, macchine utensili, nuovi processi: fabbricare più in fretta, più vicino, in modo diverso.
Fabbricare più in fretta, più vicino, in un altro modo: la rubrica segue la stampa 3D che passa dai prototipi ai pezzi di serie, la robotica industriale e logistica, le macchine utensili e i processi che cambiano un costo o un tempo di consegna di un ordine di grandezza. È qui che si gioca la rilocalizzazione reale — quella che regge grazie alla produttività, non per decreto.
Raccontiamo officine e numeri: un tempo ciclo, un costo al pezzo, un tasso di difetti, una serie che parte. I costruttori asiatici ed europei di macchine — spesso aziende medie che nessuno copre — trovano qui il posto che il loro peso industriale giustifica. Il confine con «Infrastrutture» non si sposta: qui, ciò che FABBRICA; là, ciò che si COSTRUISCE. Ogni articolo cita le sue fonti.
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The Uiwang exhibition covered intelligent automation, AI digital twins and enabling technologies.
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University of Queensland researchers fitted giant burrowing cockroaches with cameras or remotely activated injectors.
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NYU Tandon’s ScaFi research robot uses one tail mechanism across three sizes.
The team combines extrusion, gelatin threads and machine learning to form channels of varying sizes.
Fraunhofer ISE's method reads perovskite and silicon currents in 7 ms to 12 ms on a full-size industrial device.
The 24-hour shop beneath Beijing’s Galaxy SOHO serves drinks through an automated line and a front-of-store robot.
WHOI researchers combine sonar with image matching to guide vehicles when cameras cannot see through stirred-up sediment.
QuestStack chains Android fastboot vulnerabilities to give developers and enthusiasts full root access to the original headset.
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BeanBot uses a heat-responsive spring and a bean-shaped shell to move through physical interactions.
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