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USMTO: Manufacturing Technology Orders Jump in October2013-12-24 Author: William Ng From: IMT Machining Journal Manufacturing technology orders in the U.S. totaled $435.02 million in October, according to the U.S. Manufacturing Technology Orders (USMTO) report published by AMT – The Association For Manufacturing Technology. Hyperlink to Original Source
UN Study: Electrical Waste Up by Third by 20172013-12-23 Author: Associated Press From: AP News The mountain of refrigerators, cellphones, TV sets and other electrical waste disposed of annually worldwide is forecast to grow by a third by 2017, according to a U.N. study released Sunday. Hyperlink to Original Source
Analyst Bullish on Professional Workstation Market2013-12-19 Author: Zewde Yeraswork From: EE Times PCs may be declining as the tablet and smartphone markets gain in popularity and sales, but the market for workstations and professional applications remains quite strong, according to market research firm Jon Peddie Research. Hyperlink to Original Source
Laser Cutting Systems Generate Interest at FABTECH2013-12-18 Author: Pat Toensmeier From: IMT Machining Journal Laser cutting was an important part of last month’s FABTECH exhibition in Chicago. Suppliers of laser cutting machinery displayed a variety of models, many of which sported features such as automation, high power and speeds, and smart controls that optimize their use in diverse applications. Hyperlink to Original Source
Laser Technology Skills Gap a Major Problem in U.S.2013-12-16 Author: Michael Lewis From: Industry Market Trends The skills gap in U.S. manufacturing has hit a vast array of industries that are having trouble filling their workforce needs with properly trained workers who can step right in and help companies. Yet another suffering area has been the laser and photonics industry. Hyperlink to Original Source
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