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A reader asks: "Why do organizations struggle to see 3D printing or additive manufacturing for more than prototyping? "

Manufacturers have turned to light-cure formulations to protect and improve a variety of components in the aerospace and defense industry, including image sensors, proximity systems, and printed circuit boards. In a live webinar at 2 pm ET tomorrow, experts will discuss the advantages and benefits of...

A readers asks two 3D-printing veterans: "What is your advice to someone starting out with additive manufacturing?"

Energy demands are increasing as consumer, industrial, and data communications markets require greater power distribution.

In today's lead story, neuroscientist Dr. Philipp Kellmeyer told Tech Briefs:

Many manufacturers are relying on vision system integrators to implement machine vision. Our expert tells a reader how to find the right one for you.

In last week's INSIDER, we featured a Q&A with Cornell University researcher Steven Ceron, who is experimenting with a new way — and delicious — way of powering robots: Popcorn.

Instead of attaching semiconductors to fabric, an MIT team has found a way to add the technology right into the clothing fiber itself.

A reader asks our expert: As autonomous vehicles enter the market, where are the weak spots in simulation?

Robo-taxi fleets are on the way, according to Chris Heiser, co-founder and CEO of Renovo, a California-based manufacturer of automotive operating systems.