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The Tire Lawyers | June 20, 2020

As global tire manufacturing ramps back up after COVID-19 pandemic closings, trial lawyers at Kaster, Lynch, Farrar & Ball (KLF&B) are calling on the industry to be vigilant about quality control and urging regulators and consumers to be on the lookout for defective tires entering the market. Tire manufacturing depends on precise temperature and humidity settings that affect chemical reactions, as well as complex mechanical adjustments, and any changes in those varia...

Eaton | August 17, 2020

Power management company Eaton today announced its eMobility business has launched a new and improved line of Eaton OMNEX Trusted Wireless™ mobile control solutions for heavy machinery and field operations. The 900 MHz two-way remote-control units allow for the wireless control of high-value machinery in harsh environments, including mining, construction, agriculture, locomotive and marine markets. “Our next generation of rugged, weatherproof OMNEX wireless controllers were designed ...

Path Robotics | May 05, 2021

Path Robotics, the Columbus-based AI Robotics firm responsible for developing the world's first fully autonomous robotic welding system, reported today that it has raised $56 million in Series B funding, taking the total amount invested in the company to $71 million. Returning investors Drive Capital, Basis Set, and Lemnos Lab joined Addition in leading the round. Path Robotics is the only organization in the world that provides turnkey, autonomous robotic welding systems. Its...

Stratasys Ltd | April 29, 2021

Stratasys Ltd., an innovator in polymer 3D printing arrangements, today presented three new 3D printers that together location a huge bit of the multibillion-dollar market an open door in added substance assembling of end-use parts. The frameworks by and large are pointed toward speeding up the shift from conventional to added substance fabricating for low-to-mid-volume creation applications underserved by customary assembling techniques. "We are speeding up into the Additive...