New products include a form-in-place gasket material for EVs and adhesives for medical device assembly.

Wearable devices help assemblers navigate complex work instructions.

New technology shows promise for joining dissimilar materials without fasteners or adhesive and without damaging either part.

Volvo Cars has been producing gas-powered vehicles in Ridgeville, SC, since 2018. Now, the factory is assembling two new electric SUVs: the Volvo EX90 and the Polestar 3.

The Elecylinder allows acceleration, velocity and deceleration to be set using numeric values, enabling engineers to adjust the motion of the actuator for smooth stopping without impact.

PFMEA ensures that the prototype parts from the assembly line meet quality expectations, thereby maturing the manufacturing processes.

Multiple robots and servo-driven clamps provide flexibility for high-volume production.

A six-axis robot equipped with a compact, lightweight servo press assembles ventilation housings.

This new torque tube weighs one-third less than comparable steel models.

Measuring 16 feet long, 6 feet tall and 3 feet deep, the workstation is set up in a line to support one-piece-flow assembly.