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'Robotic blacksmithing': A technology that could revive US manufacturing

  • Written by Glenn S. Daehn, Fontana Professor of Materials Science and Engineering, The Ohio State University
'Robotic blacksmithing': A technology that could revive US manufacturingRobots already assemble and weld products in factories. Can they make the components parts themselves, too?Factory_Easy/Shutterstock.com

Although it may not be obvious, there’s a close link between manufacturing technology and innovation. Elon Musk often talks of the “machines that build the machines” as being the real enabler in...

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