Austin Weber is a Senior Editor at ASSEMBLY Magazine. With over 21 years of experience in b-to-b publishing, he specializes in manufacturing and engineering topics, including manufacturing automation, industrial robots, and collaborative robots. Austin's work has been featured in Metal Injection, Quality Magazine, Harvard Magazine, and ASSEMBLY Magazine.
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Austin Weber's coverage primarily focuses on industry-specific topics related to manufacturing and automotive sectors, particularly battery production and electric vehicles. Given his emphasis on press releases and industry-specific content, he is likely interested in receiving updates directly from companies within these industries.
Those looking to reach out should consider providing newsworthy insights or developments in the areas of battery production, electric vehicles, manufacturing processes, cybersecurity as it relates to the automotive sector, and advancements in robotics.
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August 26, 2026 WEST POINT, GA—Engineers at Kia Georgia Inc.'s assembly plant here recently worked with Georgia Tech University to develop
September 3, 2026 CLEVELAND— Eaton Corp. plans to build a $242 million factory in North Little Rock, AR.
September 3, 2026 INDIANAPOLIS— Rolls-Royce recently completed a $1 billion investment project at its flagship production facility here.
Dürr AG September 3, 2026 SOUTHFIELD, MI—Dürr AG is equipping Volvo Cars' new electric vehicle assembly plant in Košice, Slovakia, with
PLATTSBURGH, NY—Heart Aerospace Co. successfully completed the first flight of its electric regional aircraft. Weighing more than 25,000 pounds at takeoff, X1 is the largest battery-powered plane ever flown. The piloted mission lasted 27 minutes, during which the aircraft reached an altitude of 1,100 feet.
By: Austin Weber
TÜV Rheinland August 28, 2026 COLOGNE, Germany—TÜV Rheinland has completed its first certification in accordance with ISO/PAS 8800, demonstrating
August 28, 2026 MONTREAL—Engineers at Scandium Canada Ltd. and the University of Windsor are exploring the potential use of
WEST LAFAYETTE, IN—NASA is investing in AnalySwift LLC, a start-up company that is developing robotic technology for welding thermoplastic composites in space. Potential applications include assembling large truss structures that will be used to build communication antennas, solar arrays, telescope mirrors and thermal radiators.
September 8, 2026 NORTH KINGSTON, RI—Regent Craft Inc.'s all-electric wing-in-ground (WIG) effect vessel recently made a successful maiden test flight over Narragansett Bay.
NASHVILLE—Nissan is promoting local manufacturing in a display at Nashville International Airport.
