Main Features

  • ENHANCING PROCESS RELIABILITY AND ECONOMY

    ENHANCING PROCESS RELIABILITY AND ECONOMY

    An insightful account of how aerospace component manufacturing specialist SAM GmbH invested in a turning/milling center from INDEX and new machinery and skiving tools from HORN to bring the gear skiving process in-house for the production of gear teeth. The move helped SAM achieve greater flexibility and independence in its supply chains, reducing production time and costs associated with outsourcing.


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  • CUTTING’-EDGE INSIGHTS

    CUTTING’-EDGE INSIGHTS

    The Indian cutting tool industry is making significant strides forward owing to the country's economic growth and robust industrial production capabilities, particularly bolstered by sectors like automotive and aerospace. Industry leaders from the sector share their two cents on key factors, including the adoption of advanced technologies and exploring of carbide cutting tool trends, and suggest ways to get ahead of the curve.


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Special Features

  • ROBOTS MAKE THE FUTURE

    ROBOTS MAKE THE FUTURE

    The academia at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham has developed a humanoid mobile robot for multi-purpose applications. With features such as autonomous navigation, voice control through Alexa, interactive capabilities, a robotic arm manipulator, electrically driven wheels, and AI-enabled functionalities, the robot Amrita represents a significant advancement in robotics, paving the way for future innovations in humanoid technology.


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  • MAXIMIZING EFFICIENCY

    MAXIMIZING EFFICIENCY

    Thermal imaging cameras require little training for an operator, and the investment in a camera, operator training, and associated reporting software may cost less than one may think. Read on to learn why using them is so crucial.


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Foreword

  • INDIA SET TO MAKE RAPID STRIDES IN MANUFACTURING

    INDIA SET TO MAKE RAPID STRIDES IN MANUFACTURING

    India began the financial year 2024-25 on an encouraging note with leading institutions including the International Monetary Fund (IMF) projecting a strong 6.8 percent growth despite the ongoing geopolitical scenario. Also, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) projects a GDP growth of 7 percent for the current fiscal year that started from April 1, attributing it to consumption demand and private capex spending.


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Publisher’s Note

  • PUBLISHER’S NOTE

    PUBLISHER’S NOTE

    Dear Readers, With many industries shifting their base to India in recent years, the country has become a center point for manufacturing. Global giants like Apple (phone manufacturing), Tesla (automobile manufacturing), and Foxconn (electronics manufacturing) are prime examples


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