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AMT Hosts 2nd Annual Emerging Automation Event - L. Brooks Patterson to Deliver Keynote Speech | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| Register now to attend this must see event featuring live emerging automation application demonstrations using products from leading manufacturers including ABB, Cognex, FANUC, Kawasaki, KUKA Robotics, Motoman, Perceptron, Shafi, Siemens and more. Mr. L. Brooks Patterson, CEO of Oakland County Michigan and founder of Automation Alley will deliver | ![]() |
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| the keynote speech on advanced automation and high tech employment opportunities. Robotic applications being demonstrated will include bin picking, flexible racking, assembly, flexible gauging, palletizing, part tending, spot welding and pick & place applications with a focus on emerging automation solutions. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Top 10 Questions to ask Before you Engage Temp Resources | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Hiring temporary resources for virtually any function is now a common practice throughout the United States. In the engineering and design fields, the trend to engage temporary resources has been well established in industries such as Automotive and in disciplines such as IT. And the practice is growing rapidly across industries and disciplines. Once the decision has been made to leverage temporary resources, it is critical to match the assignment to the sourcing company. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Be sure to check out our new website with a sleek new look and logo and much more information on all that AMT offers. In addition to updated infomation on our services learn about the AMT Advantage, our markets & clients, new partners, news & events. |
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| Click here for your free copy of the Top Ten questions to ask before you engage temporary services. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| AMT is Selected for Designs Utilizing the New GM BOE 4.0 Standards | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| AMT has completed a large design in Unigraphics for General Motors utilizing the new GM BOE 4.0 Standards. The BOE standards were created by General Motors based on a "Lean Tooling" methodology that has been researched by General Motors. AMT was first introduced to the BOE concept in a visit to the GM Nummi plant which currently produces the Pontiac Vibe. The visit was an extensive study in the lean process utilized by the plant. These processes are the basis for the BOE 4.0 standards. The BOE standard replaces current power-clamps with a clevis-clamp style approach allowing for a decrease in tooling space leading for an | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Applied Manufacturing Applied ManufacturingTechnologies Inc. Announces Die Cast Automation Process |
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increase in station welding content subsequently driving down the overall stations required. In addition the design allows for quick change of failed cylinders to reduce body shop maintenance costs. In the past valuable manufacturing costs were wasted in the time consuming method to change out the power-clamp style. The execution of designs using the BOE 4.0 standard further demonstrates AMT's commitment to "Lean Manufacturing". | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Classes Scheduled for Robot Transition Training. Register Now! Call for Details. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Do you use one brand of robot in your plant and are purchasing a different brand? Have you hired an engineer that is only familiar with one type of robot and now needs to learn a different brand that is on your manufacturing floor? Are you an integrator that is being asked by your customer to integrate an unfamiliar robot? AMT has two upcoming classes just for this type of problem. AMT will host a ABB to FANUC robot transition training class on October 15-19. This class will train those familiar with ABB robots how to jog, setup, and navigate the menu of the FANUC robot. Likewise, a FANUC to ABB robot transition training class is scheduled for October 22-26. Class size is limited, so call now to reserve your seat at (248) 409-2000 or email us at training@appliedmfg.com. Future classes will be customized to cover transitioning between other major robot vendors - Kuka, Kawasaki, Motoman and Nachi robots. Watch for details in your email or call us for additional information. Click here for more information. |
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| AMT continues to grow, and we need to expand our team of engineers, designers and programmers. If you know someone who is at the top of their game, and is currently looking for a new opportunity, please forward this newsletter to them. Or click here for a list of current openings that you can share. |
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| Browse AMT's new YouTube channel page to see the latest AMT automation video clips. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| AMT is the Largest Independent Flexible Automation Engineering Company in North America | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Founded 17 years ago by Michael P. Jacobs, today we are 230 engineers, designers and programmers helping manufacturers, systems integrators, line builders and robot OEM’s deploy robotic based automation. | ![]() |
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