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Author: AP News

GE Appliances awards over $150 million in U.S. supplier contracts, reshoring washer and dryer production from China to Kentucky, creating 800 jobs, expanding Appliance Park, and strengthening domestic manufacturing and its $3 billion U.S. investment plan.

Author: The Machine Maker

Busch Ireland relocates to a modern 1,200 m² facility in Naas, enhancing workshops, offices, and staff amenities, supporting food, pharma, medical device, and semiconductor sectors while reinforcing its commitment to innovation, service, and sustainability.

Author: Irish Manufacturing

Gunther UK launches refreshed branding and a new website, highlighting precision-engineering expertise and innovations in hot runner technology, including multi-tip solutions and Compact Drive systems, ahead of Plastics Live Ireland to showcase industry-leading moulding solutions.

Author: NASDAQ

Hydromer partners with Avem Market Solutions to expand access and technical support for advanced medical device coatings across Europe and the UK, accelerating innovation, regulatory compliance, and commercialisation for medtech developers.

Author: Archie Villaflores

The manufacturing sector is entering a phase where technology and collaboration are driving efficiency, sustainability, and adaptability. Looking back to earlier this year, Seagate Technology Wins Best Use of Technology at the Manufacturing Excellence Awards 2025 showcases how advanced solutions are transforming production processes and setting new industry benchmarks. Trane Technologies develops sustainable manufacturing solutions with University of Galway underscores the growing role of partnerships in embedding environmentally responsible practices across operations. Meanwhile, Dassault Systèmes demonstrates AI-driven manufacturing in virtual environments illustrates how digital modelling and artificial intelligence enable manufacturers to anticipate challenges, optimise workflows, and innovate with greater precision. Collectively, these stories demonstrate a clear trajectory: manufacturing is becoming smarter, greener, and more interconnected. Each development not only enhances operational efficiency but also provides a template for future-proofing organisations in a competitive global landscape. Explore these articles to see how your organisation can leverage innovation, sustainability, and AI-driven insights to remain resilient and ahead of the curve.

Author: Archie Villaflores

Seagate Technology won the Best Use of Technology award at the 2025 Engineering Excellence Awards earlier this year. Their pioneering AI-enabled Generic Image Focus Quality System highlights their transformative impact on quality control and operational efficiency.

Author: RTX

Collins Aerospace, part of US-based RTX, has opened a 26-acre manufacturing facility in Bengaluru, India. The site integrates AI, robotics, and additive manufacturing to produce advanced aerospace components for global markets.

Author: Dassault Systèmes

Dassault Systèmes, a French software company, is using AI-powered virtual twins to demonstrate advanced car manufacturing processes. The campaign in Seoul highlights the integration of AI, robotics, and simulation in modern industrial production.

Author: Ireland Live

The PRISM Project, a €7.6 million initiative in Northern Ireland, targets SMEs in agri-food, mineral processing, and polymers to advance low-carbon manufacturing. Cross-border research and innovation partnerships will drive sustainable growth and decarbonisation.

Author: Golf Business News

Iseki, a Japanese manufacturer of compact tractors and ride-on mowers, marks 100 years in engineering excellence. The company appoints a new UK & Ireland managing director while continuing to deliver precision machinery.