Fab News

NESS ZIONA, ISRAEL – Nano Dimension continued to generate sales in the third quarter, reporting revenues of $143,000, down 4.7% sequentially. The maker of 3D printers had no sales in the third quarter of 2016.

Read more: Nano Dimension Reports Q3 Revenues

MUNICH – Some 44,000 visitors from 85 countries walked the halls of Productronica this month, up almost 20% compared to the previous show two years ago.
The event, which was collocated for the first time with Semicon Europa, included 1,200 exhibitors from 42 countries. The focus was on the Internet of Things, as well as big data and miniaturization.

Read more: Productronica Attendance Up Nearly 20%

The emphasis on fabrication lessens by the year at Productronica. Fifteen years ago, the fab side occupied more than two full halls at the Munich trade show. This year, there were perhaps fewer than 40 standalone exhibiting companies, even including some vendors that piled into their local distributors’ booths. The big Japanese and Taiwanese players were not present. Insofar as fabrication is concerned, Productronica has turned into a regional show.

Read more: Fabrication a Fading Fashion at Productronica

JINTAN, CHINA – Schweizer Electronic signed an agreement with the government of Jintan, China, to set up a sustainable printed circuit board and embedding production facility for $180 million, according to published reports.

Read more: Schweizer to Open Facility in Jintan, China

ONTARIO, CA – Uyemura president and CEO Anthony R. Revier has twice been recognized by his alma mater, the University of La Verne.

Read more: University of La Verne Honors Uyemura CEO

BANNOCKBURN, IL — Aegis and IPC are rolling out an open-source software toolkit that simplifies and expedites both CFX (connected factory exchange) data message creation and message communication from machine-to-machine and/or machine-to-broker in a CFX network.

Read more: Aegis, IPC Roll Out Open-Source CFX Messaging Library

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