Impressão 3D, robótica, máquinas-ferramenta, novos processos: fabricar mais depressa, mais perto, de outra forma.
Fabricar mais depressa, mais perto, de outra maneira: a secção segue a impressão 3D que passa dos protótipos às peças de série, a robótica industrial e logística, as máquinas-ferramenta e os processos que mudam um custo ou um prazo numa ordem de grandeza. É aqui que se joga a relocalização real — a que se sustenta pela produtividade, não por decreto.
Contamos oficinas e números: um tempo de ciclo, um custo por peça, uma taxa de defeitos, uma série que arranca. Os fabricantes asiáticos e europeus de máquinas — muitas vezes empresas médias que ninguém cobre — encontram aqui o lugar que o seu peso industrial justifica. A fronteira com «Infraestruturas» não se move: aqui, o que FABRICA; ali, o que se CONSTRÓI. Cada artigo cita as suas fontes.
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QuestStack chains Android fastboot vulnerabilities to give developers and enthusiasts full root access to the original headset.
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