December 2023 - Industry Today - Leader in Manufacturing & Industry News

Magazine Issue December 2023

AI Will Continue to Create Change

Publisher’s Letter

Artificial Intelligence

AI Will Continue to Create Change Impacting Risk

The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) will significantly affect risk management in 2024.

Global Trade Woes

Smart Tax Strategies to Navigate Global Trade Dynamics

Ray Grove outlines the impact global sanctions have on multinationals; tips to align supply chain & tax strategies.

High-Tech Manufacturing

4 Trends Reshaping High-Tech Manufacturing in 2024

In 2024, new investments, sustainability demands, workforce needs, and regulations will transform high-tech manufacturing.

Lithos Energy

Powering the Future: Domestic EV Battery Evolution

EV battery innovation is transforming materials, manufacturing and sustainability. Challenges and prospects abound for domestic manufacturer

Vac-Con

Clean Up

Vac-Con manufactures custom-built truck- and trailer-mounted machines to serve public and private environmental markets globally.

K&B Industries

Advancing Manufacturing

K&B Industries, a threading, manufacturing and engineering provider for energy, aerospace, and industrial customers, plans La. expansion.

Garaventa Lift North America

Dashing Performance

Garaventa Lift North America’s Pres. Vince Sciamanna discusses accessibility and mobility solutions that provide comfort and independence.

OTTO Motors

Autonomous Mobile Robots

OTTO Motors, manufacturer of Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) that make smart factories even smarter, announces OTTO 600 and OTTO 1200 models

fischer group

Shape Maker

fischer USA, of the global fischer group, is a leading supplier of stainless steel, titanium, and special alloy tubes and components.

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