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The focus on space exploration could one day help put humans on Mars – but how does that future help Earth today? There is evidence that advancing manufacturing technologies for space exploration

Multiple manufacturing industries are currently dealing with a skills gap. More experienced workers are retiring and leaving with important knowledge and skillsets that aren’t matched by newer

The US Army is upping its bet on artificial intelligence and working to broaden acquisition plans in hopes the cutting-edge tech can help with everything from sensor operations to ground vehicles

The U.S. Department of Defense and the U.S. Department of Labor recently announced the launch of a $50 million partnership focused on workforce training for defense manufacturing.

The aviation industry is working intensively to reduce the environmental impact of flying, and additive manufacturing (AM) is a key enabler in this effort.

In early 2022, the Defense Department released a report detailing the state of the defense industrial base, or DIB, which is the collection of private sector companies that produce the materials,

Finish-turning is perhaps the most important machining process for aircraft components, and it has more stringent requirements than the machining processes that precede it.

Maine military contractors, community colleges and universities, state agencies and the U.S.

The Navy on Thursday introduced a new enlisted specialty for sailors to operate and maintain current and future unmanned robotic weapons and vehicles.

The U.S. National Science Foundation, or NSF, Monday announced the University of Texas at El Paso-led Paso del Norte Defense and Aerospace Innovation Engine coalition is one of 10 regional