​With the economic unblocking of more and more countries and regions, the global manufacturing boom has stopped falling and stabilized in June. 

​A gloomy economic report forecasts diminished automotive tool spending and shop closures. The overriding concern of the moment, however, is the COVID-19 pandemic, which has temporarily shuttered some North American auto plants and thrown the economy into turmoil.

The second of three monthly surveys conducted by Harbour Results Inc. (HRI), the May poll shows that all mold/tooling and production shops (molders, die casters, and stampers) are open and operating at some level but that nearly every industry and manufacturing process has been impacted. ​

​Few industries in North America have suffered more than mold making as a result of China's emergence as a global manufacturing powerhouse since its admittance to the World Trade Organization in 2001. 

It can be described by the following description. Connect all kinds of equipment in the factory together, lay down the nervous system, absorb all information in real time, realize the visualization of factory activities, that is, make all activities transparent and visible.

When it comes to recycling plastic waste, we have the quantity, but not the quality. Effective sorting of plastic waste is a requirement for a successful circular plastics economy, said Plastics Recyclers Europe (PRE).

​3D printing has been around for nearly 40 years, but its only in the more recent history of the evolution of 3D printing that we’ve really seen 3D printing changing manufacturing in major ways.