Here we get a look into the Matchbox car factory in Hackney, London, as they built toy cars in 1965. They were designed larger, and then shrunk to make the molds.[https://youtu.be/-DRbgYLhc4Y] (YouTube link)Parts were di...

[http://youtu.be/OHyygU1cU0k](YouTube link)You've...  ...even tampons! This will surely revolutionize the manufacturing industry. -via Kottke

Roboticist Rodney A. Brooks with Baxter....  ...duces us to the robot that could change manufacturing (again): If you grab the hand of...  ...bitious start-up company in a revived manufacturing district here, is a significant bet t...

What did we ever do before plastic? After all, the...  ...rom a talk by Susan Freinkel about the history of manufacturing

Back in February, President Obam...  ...because America simply doesn't have the manufacturing might anymore: “Apple̵...  ...on a Chinese factory to revamp iPhone manufacturing just weeks before the device was due...  ...at The New York Times...

If you're sad that the United States doesn't make things anymore, read this and you'll feel a bit better: at least we're not Britain, where they really don't make anything anymore. Aditya...

Our friends and neighbor (and makers of the nifty Zombie Magnets and Zombie Doorstop), Zach Manchester and Derek Reynolds of Odd Art Fabrications, got featured in the local newspap...

Have you ever wondered what makes the famous and expensive Baccarat crystal so special? This pretty video by James Bort following the glass workers who hand craft it may give you some clues. Link...

A new store Elma, New York opened under the name Made in America. Everything in the store is made in the U.S. and many tour bus companies have added it as a stop. Shop owner Mark Andol climbs aboard a bus and tells the...

(YouTube link) The term "globally" here does not mean worldwide so much as it means seeing the problem as a whole as opposed to its parts. Dr. Eli Goldratt {wiki} explains what happens to the supply chain of consume...