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Monthly Archives: January 2018
The Future of Manufacturing in Canada: A 2018 Outlook
Manufacturing accounts for more than 10% of the GDP, positioning it stronger than the energy sector. More importantly, billions of dollars are pumped into research and development by manufacturing giants and all innovation in the land of maple leaf owes … Continue reading →
Posted in Manufacturing, Metal castings, Mining and Castings, Robotics, Sustainable Manufacturing, Uncategorized
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Tagged 5-axis machining, aluminum castings, Canadian defense industry, Canadian manufacturing, clean energy, CNC machining, finishing capabilities, manufacturing, permanent molding, robotics market, sand molding, supply chain, The Future of Canadian Manufacturing, The Future of Manufacturing, the manufacturing sector, the Skill Gap in Canada, zinc castings
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