A forum aimed at helping food and beverage manufacturers grow their business will take place on U.S. Manufacturing Day, Oct. 3, at Rochester Institute of
CNYBJ SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Inventors, tinkers, and creative types in Syracuse now have a place where they can come together to make anything from anything.
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced the Farm to Fork Solutions Forum, which will focus on helping New York State food and beverage manufacturers grow their business, to be held on October 3 at the Rochester Institute of Technology. FuzeHub, a statewide initiativeannounced last fall, will host the forum and connect businesses with technical experts to identify solutions to overcome challenges to growth. To date, FuzeHub has assisted more than 450 manufacturing companies across New York.
Albany Business Review Graphene Frontiers, a manufacturing company that began at the University of Pennsylvania, will open a satellite office at SUNY Polytechnic Institute in Albany,
CNYBJ SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Inventors, tinkers, and creative types in Syracuse now have a place where they can come together to make anything from anything.
Buffalo Business First Baxter International Inc., which last September laid off nearly 100 at its Medina facility, is in the process of adding about 90 by
Albany Business Review Greenfield Manufacturing Inc. is seeking $525,000 in tax incentives to help offset the costs of building its new manufacturing plant. More
GE Aviation is proving that the future of advanced manufacturing involves 3D printing. At a time when many manufacturers are still exploring or experimenting with 3D printers for parts prototyping, the aircraft engine builder is investing $50 billion in production equipment. “We spent years proving out this technology for a critical component,” says Greg Morris, GE Aviation’s General Manager for Additive Manufacturing.
The equipment upgrade to the company’s Auburn, Alabama plant will put at least 10 new 3D printers on the factory floor. Eventually, more than 50 machines could occupy a third of the 300,000 square-foot facility. Meanwhile, back at GE Aviation’s headquarters near Cincinnati, engineers will continue to develop new 3D printed components.
Manufacturing and Technology News More than a year after it announced its initiative to help rebuild the U.S. manufacturing sector, Walmart says it is making
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