Computer Integrated Manufacturing at Vance Academy of Engineering

“Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) How are things made? What processes go into creating products? Is the process for making a water bottle the same as it is for a musical instrument? How do assembly lines work? How has automation changed the face of manufacturing? While students discover the answers to these questions, they’re learning about the history of manufacturing, robotics and automation, manufacturing processes, computer modeling, manufacturing equipment, and flexible manufacturing systems. This course is designed for 10th, 11th or 12th grade students.” www.pltw.org
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Pen Assembly Robot, Design Engineering & Manufacturing Solutions Expo, Tokyo

If happen to work on a pen assembly line, you might now be redundant thanks to this pen assembly robot. On display at the Design Engineering and Manufacturing Solutions Expo in Tokyo, the robot is an impressive piece of machinery — albeit perhaps not that practical.
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Is Aerospace Engineering limited to only Airplans. Can I employ my knowledge to cars, robotics, etc as an AE?

Question by Simaranjit S: Is Aerospace Engineering limited to only Airplans. Can I employ my knowledge to cars, robotics, etc as an AE?
I have heard that aerospace engineering is a v ery limited field. I don’t know what to major in Aerosapce or Mechanical engineering. However, I will difently mjor in one of them. Many people have told me that aerosapce is soely concentrated on airplanes but as an aerosapce engineering can I emplot my knowedlge to robotics, automobiles, combustion, HVAC, manufacturing, tec. Many friends have told me that Mechanical Engineering is a very broad field. Please help me. People have also told me that Aerosapce Engineering is advanced meachanics compared to Mechancial Engineering,.

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Answer by cooldude1675
mechanical engineering is a very broad field compared to aerospace. if you want you can get a bachelors in mechanical and if you want get a masters in aerospace. they let you do this because aerospace is just a subfield of mechanical

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EWAB Engineering – EWAB Flow Technology for Lean Manufacturing and Assembly processes

EWAB Flow Technology for Lean Manufacturing and Assembly processes Please visit our web site : www.ewab.net
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