Evaluated the 'Made in Europe' rules: autonomy is needed
The European Commission proposes that companies seeking public funding must meet minimum requirements for goods or components to be produced within EU member states, impacting strategic sectors like automotive and green technology.
Grease and vapor fueling fire at Daejeon Safety Industry... Manufacturing workers say it's not someone else's problem
Concerns grow among manufacturing workers in South Korea following a deadly fire at a safety equipment factory, highlighting the risks associated with the accumulation of grease and vapors in industrial environments.
Business Ticker: Musk: Tesla and SpaceX are building chip factories for in-house needs in Texas
Elon Musk announced that Tesla and SpaceX will be constructing two state-of-the-art chip factories in Austin, Texas, primarily for their own needs.
[Pharmaceutical and Bio News] SK Bioscience signs contract for contract manufacturing of MSD Ebola vaccine
SK Bioscience announced a partnership with global pharmaceutical company MSD to participate in the development project for an Ebola vaccine supported by CEPI.
Moma brand recalls porridge products over possible mice contamination
Moma brand has recalled several porridge products in the UK due to potential contamination with mice at their manufacturing facility.
[Exclusive] ‘Flames Discovered from the Ceiling, Engulfed in Fire in Less than a Second’
A fire that claimed 14 lives at a Daejeon manufacturing facility was reported to have started with sparks from the ceiling, rapidly engulfing the building.
Police in Pardubice concluded the investigation of the fire site of the arms company LPP Holding
Police have finished examining the site of a recent fire at LPP Holding in Pardubice, Czechia.
Expansion of the fitness market transforms city into a hub for manufacturing gym equipment
São José do Rio Preto in Brazil is emerging as a key manufacturing hub for gym equipment, driven by a significant increase in fitness-related businesses and a growing market demands.
Grease, Open Structure, and Blocked Escape Routes: Did the Daejeon Factory Fire Turn into a Disaster?
A fire at a car parts manufacturing plant in Daejeon caused 74 casualties, prompting experts to examine the factors that escalated it into a disaster, such as the building's structure and lack of escape routes.
[Exclusive] '74 people injured' Safety Industrial, Sodium of 'Grade 1 Hazardous Material' Imported Unlawfully
Following a deadly fire at a car parts manufacturing facility in Daejeon, it has been confirmed that Safety Industrial violated safety regulations concerning the handling of sodium, classified as a Grade 1 hazardous material.
"A Terawatt of Computing Power per Year": Elon Musk Launches the Gigantic Terafab Project to Produce His Own AI Chips
Elon Musk has announced the Terafab project, aiming to produce a terawatt of computing power per year through a manufacturing facility in Texas operated by Tesla and SpaceX.
‘Daejeon Fire Disaster’ Safety Industry… A 73-Year-Old Automobile Engine Valve Company
A significant fire disaster at Safety Industries in Daejeon resulted in 74 casualties; the company, which specializes in manufacturing automobile engine valves, has been operational since 1953.
After an explosion in Vandžiogala, a worker burned his face and hands
A worker sustained injuries to his face and hands due to an explosion at a manufacturing facility in Vandžiogala, Lithuania, which was reported on Saturday afternoon.
In Kunshan, China’s Foxconn nerve centre, old tech tries to learn new tricks
As China's economic transition accelerates, Kunshan faces the challenge of adapting its traditional manufacturing sector to stay relevant in the face of emerging technologies.
Nothing complicated: a technology enthusiast creates a shoulder-fired 'Stinger' prototype rocket for 83 euros
A Latvian technology enthusiast has constructed a shoulder-fired 'Stinger' prototype rocket using widely available technologies for just 83 euros, challenging traditional notions of military weapon manufacturing.
Renault Replaces Humans with Headless Humanoids – "True Breakthrough"
Renault plans to introduce a significant number of headless humanoid robots into their production lines by next year, which could reduce labor hours per vehicle by a third.
14 People Killed in Fire at Factory in South Korea
At least 14 people have died in a factory fire in South Korea, with 60 others injured, during an incident at an auto parts manufacturing facility in Daejeon.
Ukrainian drone manufacturer starts producing UAVs with Czech company – photo
Ukrainian drone manufacturer Ukrainska Bavovna has partnered with Czech company Pavetra Aerospace for the development and production of new UAVs.
How China’s tech transformation is putting the ‘world’s factory’ in a tough spot
China's economic transition is resulting in a stark divide where traditional factories, like those in Dongguan, are struggling to survive as high-tech firms thrive.
"I wish we could find him and hold a funeral..." Families of victims of the Daejeon fire
Families of victims from a fire at a Daejeon automotive parts manufacturing plant express their grief and hope to recover remains for funerals.
At least ten dead in factory fire
At least ten people have died in a factory fire at a car manufacturing plant in Daejeon, South Korea.
Jeff Bezos wants to raise $100 billion to invest in AI in factories, says newspaper
Jeff Bezos is in the early stages of discussions to raise $100 billion for a new fund aimed at purchasing manufacturing companies to be restructured and automated using artificial intelligence.
Fashion industry pins survival strategy on new Australian-made push
Australia's fashion industry is launching a national roadmap to revitalize local manufacturing in response to disruptions from global supply chain issues.
Airbus claims damages from American engine manufacturer Pratt & Whitney for delivery delays
Airbus is seeking damages from Pratt & Whitney due to significant delays in engine deliveries that are affecting its aircraft production plans.
Spokesperson of LPP Holding: Israeli drones were never produced at the factory
The spokesperson for LPP Holding stated that Israeli drones were never manufactured at their factory, addressing ongoing confusion regarding the issue.
The justice system approves the takeover of the glassmaker Arc by Timothée Durand
The French justice system has approved Timothée Durand's plan to take over the glass manufacturer Arc, which includes significant job cuts.
[Photo] Firefighting work continues at Daejeon parts factory even at night
Firefighting efforts continue at a parts manufacturing factory in Daejeon, South Korea, with 53 seriously injured and 14 missing after a blaze broke out.
Fire in Daejeon Factory Contained, But Risk of Collapse Remains... 14 People Still Missing
A fire at a car parts manufacturing plant in Daejeon has been contained, but 14 employees remain uncontacted and the building risks collapsing.
Target of attack: What the company involved in the manufacturing hall fire is engaged in
A fire in a manufacturing facility raises questions about the company's operations and safety protocols.
Ministry of Labor activates Central Accident Response Headquarters for Daejeon fire, focusing on rescue operations
The South Korean Ministry of Labor has activated the Central Accident Response Headquarters in response to a significant fire at an auto parts manufacturing facility in Daejeon, prioritizing rapid rescues and thorough accident responses.
Industrial Design: The Opportunity to Redefine Productive Poles
The article discusses the need for Mexico to rethink its industrial design and planning in light of changing global contexts, such as nearshoring and technological transformation.
The Achilles' heel of the SR-71: Why the fastest plane in the world would 'disintegrate' due to tap water
The article explains how the SR-71 Blackbird, the fastest manned aircraft, suffered premature component failures due to chlorine in tap water used in its manufacturing process during summer months.
S-South states target blue economy, manufacturing for regional growth
The South-South states in Nigeria aim to boost their economy by focusing on the blue economy and manufacturing as part of a regional development strategy.
Czech police investigate fire at arms company as a possible terrorist attack
The Czech police are investigating a fire at an arms company as a potential terrorist act linked to ongoing security concerns.
Impact of Attack on Qatar Plant on Tech and Medical Sector
An attack on Qatar's Ras Laffan LNG plant has disrupted helium supply, affecting chip manufacturing and medical services like MRI due to the halt of 33% of the world's helium supply.
14 people missing after fire at South Korean car factory
A fire at a car factory in South Korea has left 14 people missing and injured approximately 45 others, with 21 in serious condition.
[Breaking] Fire at Daejeon Automobile Parts Factory, 53 Injured, 14 Missing
A significant fire at an automobile parts manufacturing factory in Daejeon has left 53 individuals injured and 14 others unaccounted for.
[Photo] Fire at Daejeon Automotive Parts Factory, Desperate Escape
A fire at an automotive parts manufacturing factory in Daejeon resulted in over 50 injuries and raised concerns for the safety of 14 missing workers.
The Revolutionary Guards refute Netanyahu: 'We are still manufacturing missiles'
An Iranian Revolutionary Guards representative claims that Tehran continues to manufacture missiles, contradicting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's statement that Iran no longer has the capability to produce ballistic missiles or enrich uranium.
Tesla plans to buy solar equipment from Chinese suppliers worth 2.9 billion dollars
Tesla is planning to purchase solar manufacturing equipment worth approximately $2.9 billion from Chinese suppliers to boost its solar capacity in the U.S.
Jeff Bezos: $100 Billion Plan for Investments in Industry with a Focus on Artificial Intelligence
Jeff Bezos is in initial discussions to raise $100 billion for a new investment fund aimed at acquiring companies in the manufacturing sector and utilizing artificial intelligence to accelerate their automation.
Netanyahu: Iran can no longer enrich uranium
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claims that Iran has lost the capability to enrich uranium and severely weakened its ballistic missile manufacturing capabilities following military actions.
SMEs Receive More Orders: 'We Think This Increase Only Relates to the Situation with Colombia'
Small and medium-sized enterprises in Ecuador are experiencing an increase in orders, partly attributed to the situation with Colombia.
Czech Weapons Can Conquer the World. Domestic Arms Manufacturers Are Profiting and Strengthening Prestige
Czech arms manufacturers are experiencing significant growth and recognition on the global stage.
Analysis from West Point warns that strait of Hormuz blockade will strangle US defense industry
An analysis from West Point's Modern War Institute highlights the severe impact of a blockade in the strait of Hormuz on the US defense industry's manufacturing capabilities and supply chains.
Ant theft over the years at a company: 1,000 motors disappeared and two employees arrested for a fraud of 2.3 million dollars
A significant internal theft at a Kia automotive plant in Argentina involved the missing of 1,000 motors valued at $2.3 million, leading to the arrest of two employees.
New opportunity for the glassworks in Karlov. After the tenant's departure, the owner is building a smaller furnace
The owner of a glassworks in Karlov is seizing the opportunity to construct a smaller furnace following the departure of the previous tenant.
Mexico and the US outline route for reviewing the T-MEC
Mexico and the United States have initiated bilateral technical discussions aimed at revising the T-MEC agreement, focusing on regional supply chains and increasing North American content in manufacturing.
Ukraine Strikes Russian Aircraft Factories
The Ukrainian military confirmed strikes on two Russian aircraft manufacturing facilities, targeting military transport and cargo aircraft.
Owner Rolls in a Hybrid Mercedes Almost Exclusively on Electricity – Left with a Horrible Bill
A buyer of a used hybrid Mercedes-Benz GLC 350e faced a significant repair bill after the engine failed due to what they believe was a manufacturing defect.