So for mass production capitalism, it was the mass production system that was the source of value creation.
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It started mass production of battery cells at Tesla's Gigafactory in Nevada earlier last year and started mass production at a new plant in Dalian, China in December.
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We are in the process of shifting from the kind of mass production that Steinbeck talked about to a kind of mass production that requires much less human involvement.
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This is what the mass production of satellites looks like.
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I think you should write a song about mass production.
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In many ways, fried chicken seems antithetical to mass production.
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But Mr. Ashida was interested in handcrafting, not mass production.
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But, he is mistaken to focus solely on mass production.
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The company's ambitions for mass production may still seem extreme.
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Keep in mind, this was 1642 — the era before mass production.
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After all, the mass-production system turned workers into interchangeable units.
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It has also made food more predictable, and mass production easier.
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Fingers crossed someone at Warner Bros commissions this for mass production.
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Last year, Chinese authorities ordered accelerated mass production of electric vehicles.
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"It was almost like mass production of a car," Trump testified.
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We know that story: mass production, global trade, faster innovation ensues.
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Both of these things make them ideal for automated mass production.
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Both rejected mass production and celebrated the joy of the craftsman.
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The J-20 is expected to enter mass production this year.
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That's not what you call mass production; more like mass confusion.
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Tissue engineering is like artisanal prototyping; bioprinting could be mass production.
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Could we possibly be on the verge of replacing mass production altogether?
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Sceptics question whether the technology is yet anywhere close to mass production.
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" Pop's vocals stretched beautifully during renditions of "German Days" and "Mass Production.
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The bioreactors can produce blockbuster drugs or biosimilars that need mass production.
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The company plans to do it by honing its mass-production expertise.
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With mass production techniques, graphene will be available for anyone to experiment.
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One obstacle preventing mass production: the bricks use huge amounts of pee.
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"We're transitioning into an alternative of corporations and mass production," Sundararajan says.
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Ford hopes to have a similar vehicle in mass production by 2021.
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"The international giants have already localized most of their mass production cars."
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Germany's innovation of democracy presaged and fueled America's mass production of it.
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That email included the promise of free cases after mass production starts.
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"I expect this capacity to be available for mass production next year."
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We want people to appreciate the difference between handmade and mass production.
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If the tests failed, Iran would hesitate to embark on mass production.
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We are in full mass production, ramping up to deliver your Essential Phone.
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There are many pitfalls on the road from the laboratory to mass production.
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In turn, Ford could teach its new partner a lot about mass production.
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Sustainable growth The use of 3-D printed material enables rapid mass production.
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Can we control ourselves whether it's through mass production or reliance on technology?
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Second, governments can encourage the spread of mass production by harmonising building codes.
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It is targeting mass production of autonomous buses with King Long by 2018.
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Though its early performance is dazzling scientists, it's not ready for mass production.
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Putting the Model 3 into mass production is a critical task for Tesla.
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In Mexico, the classic staple is under pressure from mass production and modernity.
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Dr. Ford (Anthony Hopkins) may reference Henry Ford, the pioneer of mass production.
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In the 225s, G.E. gave mass production a boost with a moldable plastic.
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As a result, we'll be ready to start mass production in the coming months.
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Fast-fashion chains like H&M, Zara, and Topshop are built on mass production.
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In its current form, the Alexa-powered robot isn't ready for mass production yet.
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The batteries are due to go into mass production in 2017, according to Bloomberg.
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Ultimately, with mass production, they believe VTOLs could be cheaper than owning a car.
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It's now trying to shift to mass production ahead of the next-generation Mirai.
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The car was first unveiled in 2016 and mass production began in mid 2017.
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This has created a big, expensive mass production problem for the Twizzler assembly line.
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Mr Beck's response combines mass production, new manufacturing techniques and materials and new ideas.
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Between mass production and over-watering, beer from large-scale breweries is notoriously terrible.
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Even with mass production starting this month, some deliveries may be pushed to 2017.
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"The entire Midlands metallurgical world became invested in mass production for war," Satia writes.
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Samsung said it's starting mass production of the Isocell Bright HMX sensor this month.
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Nio planned for its first mass production car to be released in December 2017.
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In virtually all other cases, mass production seems to be bad for food quality.
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Electricity, mass production, steel, and chemicals created weapons that were deadlier than ever before.
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They're penciling in a timeframe of mid-2018 for a mass production ready product.
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"There are these really beautiful trades that get lost in mass production," she says.
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Mass production, he said, is part of what killed it in the first place.
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From Royce's painstaking opulence, Winchester pivots to the mass-production innovations of Henry Ford.
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If you like it, we will consider making a mass production machine in the future.
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He's standing in the Mass Production Facility, where millions of mosquitoes are bred and raised.
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Lab technicians use water to separate male and female larvae in the Mass Production Facility.
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The advantage of this "transit" method is that it is well-suited to mass production.
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Three of the robots I talked to were mass-production models: Pepper, Meccanoid, and iPal.
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Today's advance is exciting, but that doesn't mean the material is ready for mass production.
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When mass production begins, new factories will be needed with enough space for the blades.
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While assembly lines predated Taylor and Ford, Ford famously optimized the process for mass production.
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Yesterday, it announced that it had begun mass production on foldable OLEDs for the device.
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The Puckle gun required a crew to operate it, and it never entered mass production.
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It's really hard to build mass production lines in the U.S. for commodity consumer goods.
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Training, mentoring and counseling people — often from disadvantaged backgrounds — is not a mass-production process.
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But Swift used to win battles with wit and savvy, not weapons of mass production.
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By the end of the decade, his Albert Kahn-designed factory had revolutionized mass production.
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When do you expect the first car using the Apollo system go into mass production?
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In preparation for mass production and a December launch, Mayfield Robotics has started consolidating components.
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Tesla's trials in putting the Model 3 into mass production have drawn scrutiny from investors.
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William A. Dart did not invent foam cups, but he did master their mass production.
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Many of Mr. Colani's best-known designs were considered too far out for mass production.
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The handset is priced at $599 and the company behind it has begun mass production.
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The Stennis one we'll build out next … as an expansion factory for more mass production.
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Companies often make software upgrades, change parts and make other tweaks before beginning mass production.
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Unlike the techniques pioneered by Kay, Olds and Ohno, additive manufacturing will never revolutionise mass production.
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The company's mass production methods allowed it to underbid other manufacturers, but still make a profit.
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The company's mass production methods allowed it to underbid other manufacturers, but still make a profit.
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As Brauer pointed out, the past year for Tesla has been about learning about mass production.
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The company opened an 80,700 square foot mass production facility in Auckland, New Zealand, in October.
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Seal intestine (gut parka!) was favored by the Inuit but hardly made sense for mass production.
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Nreal Light won't be shipping until Q2 this year and mass production won't arrive until Q3.
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But to stay afloat financially in the 1950s, it went for wider appeal and mass production.
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That factory could start production by the end of 2019, with mass production beginning in 2020.
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The lack of a regular market for horse means that France has no mass production industry.
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That makes it better suited to both larger size parts as well as for mass production.
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In that same update, the company said they would enter "mass production" by late spring 2018.
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Since starting mass production in 2012, customers have included Germany's Daimler AG as well as Volkswagen.
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Mass production, mass communication—these modern methods were key to the Eameses' holistic approach to revolution.
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But its executives say after rules are in place, they will be ready for mass production.
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Since starting mass production in 103, customers have included Germany's Daimler AG as well as Volkswagen.
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Since starting mass production in 2012, SK Innovation's customers have included Germany's Daimler AG and Volkswagen.
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It has lowered the barrier of entry for many business models and made mass production easier.
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Pyongyang, having declared its newest ICBM complete in November, has called for mass production to begin.
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By the time the computer was ready for mass production, Apple had ordered screws from China.
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A new, low-cost Apple (AAPL) iPhone will go into mass production in February, Bloomberg reported.
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On Monday, Audi began mass production of its e-tron, the brand's first totally-electric SUV.
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Apple hasn't ordered enough components so far to indicate imminent mass-production, one of the people added.
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With little financial support, Lee and his impactful design are left waiting for funding for mass production.
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The first is the launch of Apollo Enterprise for vehicles that will be put into mass production.
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"The main question that we're getting is the ability to bring this into mass production," he said.
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Reuters reports that the Japanese automaker is getting ready to start mass production of fuel cell stacks.
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"What's different to mass production is that it would normally be a very quick process," she explains.
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Sprayed in fluorescent gradients, these foam and paint sculptures represent Babaeva's guerilla interventions upon conformist mass production.
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GM indicated last month it is nearly ready to begin mass production of autonomous Chevrolet Bolt vehicles.
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Fitting wiring is more akin to craft than mass production, so high-quality workers are crucial, too.
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Without the need for testing, North Korea is transitioning to mass production of nuclear and missile systems.
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Riversimple is currently producing a handful of cars with the aim of having mass production by 2020.
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By 913 she realized the potential of mass production and began to design with machinery in mind.
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Mark Cuban, Peter Thiel and Sean Parker are just a few names behind the mass-production technology.
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"I will spare you now the video of mass production of leather," Mr. Ingenlath said, somewhat darkly.
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They include Yasumasa Morimura, who spoke of learning from Warhol the relationship between handicraft and mass production.
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They urged the companies to begin immediately developing coronavirus test kits for mass production, promising emergency approval.
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President Trump has promised to revitalize American manufacturing by bringing back mass production to the United States.
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He said advances in ceramic separators had raised the viability of mass production of solid state batteries.
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The standards were supposed to ensure a level of quality as mass production took hold decades ago.
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Only 10 of the watches have been produced so far, but mass production is the next goal.
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Innovation in the digital era became the domain of Silicon Valley, while mass production shifted to China.
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Over the past century, Detroit has played a major part in the development of industrial mass production.
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It will soon test the market with the launch of the ES8, its first mass-production SUV model.
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Mass production techniques meant more cars existed post-war than every before---makers just had to sell them.
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"This seems to be their only mass-production option for highly capable TELs at the moment," he said.
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Production system: This one is slated for release in mid-2018, and is basically the mass production printer.
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The biggest benefit of the gigafactory is taking advantage of mass production to reduce the price of batteries.
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Even those who reject overseas manufacturing seem to get caught up in the appeal of cheap mass production.
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The sensors are scheduled for sampling in early 2017, with mass production planned for later in the year.
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They aim to start the mass production of fuel cells by 2025 at the latest, the paper reported.
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For all their mass-production and plastic incarnation, pegs may also be a charm or totem after all.
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Analysts say it typically costs more than 200 billion yen ($1.8 billion) to start a mass production line.
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Apple typically starts mass production of new iPhones several months before they're announced and still faces supply constraints.
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Earlier this month, SpaceX said they were ready to move into mass production with its Falcon 9 rocket.
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With the mass production of books came widespread literacy and the ability to inhabit the minds of others.
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Occasionally found at farmers markets, it's known as an "orphan crop," a plant too finicky for mass production.
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The photos were apparently taken on July 21st indicating that this phone is likely already in mass production.
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His anti-establishment thinking took form as rebellion against what he saw as the dehumanization of mass production.
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As with all patents, it remains to be seen whether this mega-fast helicopter ever reaches mass production.
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LG's Innotek division said Thursday that the new wireless tech will be in mass production later this year.
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GM rival automaker Ford Motor Co said last year it was testing lightweight 3D printing for mass production.
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Mass production of the ultra-wide angle viewing headsets is set to begin in full force in 2017.
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The solution to the wasteful and ecologically unsound practices of mass production in America is 3-D printing.
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But he was quickly bored by the mass production of hundreds of garments, and the painstaking factory work.
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Autonomous cars in 2010 were said to be 'years away from mass production,' which is still true today.
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But less expensive versions of luckenbooths continued to be available as the Industrial Revolution made mass production possible.
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Finding jewelry that&aposs both unique and affordable has become increasingly difficult in an era of mass production.
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Kuo also wrote that factories that produce Apple products may face mass production risks related to the virus.
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It is not quite mass production, but Ms. Kraus thinks there is a market for four more Imagos.
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It was hand-built for the show, though, the company says mass production is just around the corner.
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Tesla's future long-term profitability hinges on ramping up Model 3 output, which is intended for mass production.
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This reduction in complicated, labor-intensive decoration facilitated mass production and was the origin of Thonet's distinctive style.
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LG Display said in a statement the new plant will begin mass production in the first half of 2017.
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But one of the primary obstacles to mass production of autonomous technology has been the cost of lidar systems.
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The company has also figured out its mass production challenges, enabling it to expand a lot quicker than before.
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" Lastly, the Swan "was essentially a beta and never went into mass production, and the Unagi is the 1.0.
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The Toyota system of production has outperformed mass production precisely because it gives workers more control over their jobs.
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If mass production, as Benjamin argued, removes the "aura" that surrounds culture, then patronage brings some of it back.
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The company has already made hundreds of prototypes and will do one more manufacturing round before starting mass production.
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"But mass production relying on cheap work that doesn't require special training doesn't have a future here," he said.
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Taking an idea from prototype to mass production can be very expensive and will always take longer than expected.
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I simply like interesting projects, and I don't care if they're for mass production, limited or a museum piece.
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The project is still in the early stages of its longer-term goals of mass production and free distribution.
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What's happening: Byton introduced an electric SUV concept early this year and plans to begin mass production in 2019.
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Secondly, mass production enabled the industries that brought us electricity, steel, and other technologies that defined the 19th century.
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As Nichols points out, it's too early to say for sure whether this process will work for mass production.
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She also helped get the bars onto supermarket shelves by advising on nutrition labeling and other mass-production issues.
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Even mass production facilities don't have the type of margins it would take to swallow a tax that big.
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Allowing mass production of compounded sterile products without the necessary standards in place will put patient safety at risk.
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Other businesses face challenges: Electric cars are years away from mass production, and the smartphone market remains intensely competitive.
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On Monday, Audi began mass production of its e-tron, the brand's first totally electric sport utility vehicle (SUV).
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The passions that famously drove the Bauhaus, a love of mass production and functionalism, were anathema to this generation.
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"The Image Book" implies a disturbing connection between the industrialization of killing and the mass production of moving pictures.
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Smaller readymade components that quickened the mass production of the models, like glass eyes and shapes, are exhibited nearby.
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"Right from the beginning we define the platform, right from the beginning we define the production process to be mass production and right from the beginning we think of more than one model, a family of models, defined from this platform," Breitfeld said, defining mass production as 250,000 to 400,000 cars annually.
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Analysts have said it will need more than 200 billion yen to launch a mass production line for OLED screens.
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The chip is in mass production now — expect it to hit higher-end devices in the first half of 2017.
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At its core, mass production is about scale — where the cost of manufacturing per unit decreases as production quantity increases.
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Samsung says the 8895 is currently in mass production, which means we should see it in a phone very soon.
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Mr Ford's mass-production techniques soon cut a Model T's price to $500—one seventh that of Mrs Ford's car.
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Frankly, the whole notion of mass production is antithetical to the luthier's work, which is as much art as science.
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The process combines the strength of spider silk with the mass production ability of silk worms, which produce traditional silk.
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In the end, those working in the field aspire to the idea that cell-free production will equal mass production.
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Apple supplier TSMC has started mass production on the processors for this year's lineup of new iPhones, according to Bloomberg.
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KeyBanc's Brad Erickson also questions just how profitable the Model 3 will be when mass production is in full swing.
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First, pink was cut because the dye for it was apparently difficult to obtain at the time for mass production.
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Li said he was not sure whether the refinery would be able to collect enough gutter oil for mass production.
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Standardization and mass production were paramount, though idiosyncrasies—a pop of color here, a geometric motif there—inevitably crept in.
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Musk, who has never run a profitable mass production company, seems like the wrong person to strike the right balance.
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Hong Kong customers are now free to taste test both types of nail polish before it goes into mass production.
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He tends to print editions of three or five thousand, which, for art books, is the equivalent of mass production.
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The catchier nickname and mass production of the four original flavors (strawberry, orange, lemon and lime), were an instant hit.
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Taiwan Semiconductor – The chipmaker has begun mass production of next-generation chips for Apple's iPhone, according to a Bloomberg report.
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If this process continues to prove viable, we may begin to see the mass production of graphene become a reality.
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Today, mass production and an abundance of cheap knockoffs have rendered conspicuous consumption unremarkable at best and gauche at worst.
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" She added, "Mass production is normal to us, but if you use human products people think about it very differently.
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Well, the way I tell the story … surveillance capitalism, like mass production capitalism, was invented at a time and place.
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Since hydrogel soft contact lenses went into mass production in 1971, lenses with simple color pigments have become pretty accessible.
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And another hit back in the 1930s — the Great Depression — and interrupted the age of oil, cars and mass production.
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We are not competitive with Silicon Valley or the mass production in China but we are rich in this history.
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Obviously, the advent of mass production and agrochemicals have lead to the occasional contaminant finding its way into German beers.
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There are more than a dozen fully electric, mass-production sedans, sports cars, and SUVs available to US buyers today.
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At Merck, he was on the team that during World War II perfected the first commercial mass production of penicillin.
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Over the last few years, we've noticed a disheartening commoditization and mass production taking hold of a classic holiday tradition.
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They took production jobs in separate factories, obtaining a firsthand look at industrial mass production, organized labor and modern management.
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Earlier this month, The Wall Street Journal reported that Apple had given the thumbs up for AirPower to enter mass production.
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In July last year, however, Kobe Steel said it had begun mass production of titanium forged parts for A350 landing gear.
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It turns out that mass production is a remarkably efficient system that is notoriously hard to beat on standardization and price.
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In mass production and attached to, say, a windscreen, the MEMS lidar is expected to cost a carmaker less than $250.
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"This will be the world's first factory 100%-dedicated to the mass production of [Level 4] autonomous vehicles," the company said.
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There's a long way to go before we'll know whether neuromorphic chips are suitable for mass production and real-world usage.
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FRANCIS DANIELSMelrose Estate, South Africa The call for mass-production techniques to be applied to the building trade is not new.
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Another under-recognized problem is the pollution caused by mass production of antibiotics, due to lax oversight of wastewater run-off.
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Researchers at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden developed the material, which they say is suitable for mass production.
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A few niches, such as maritime construction, have shown how investments in technology and mass production can boost efficiency (see article).
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DJ will soon begin mass production, but don't whip out your credit card just yet ...ya gotta wait a tad longer.
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Analysts said that the market for mass-production beers such as Snow is nearly saturated, making growth in the sector difficult.
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Miao said technology manufacturers needed to survive "the Valley of Death" as they seek to turn laboratory samples into mass production.
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Klee is hoping that the new research can be used to breed a new, more flavor-packed tomato for mass production.
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Although the original concept sneakers were 3D-printed, this part of the process seems to have been dropped for mass production.
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The South Korean government plans to revise a current law, which only requires batteries to be inspected once before mass production.
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The company planned to announced the robot this year, according to Bloomberg, but it's not ready for mass production just yet.
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We spent a year working on the idea before launching our pre-order campaign and working with manufacturers on mass production.
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VW, whose ID electric car will hit showrooms in 2020, has set a deadline for ending mass production of combustion engines.
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Achieving mass production and increased 3D-printing capabilities for the material are essential in making graphene a shareable and iterative technology.
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As for the new super-munitions, just one, the RS-28 ICBM, is truly practical and likely to enter mass production.
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Also in 1914, the Ford Model T was suddenly becoming widely available, thanks to Henry Ford's rapidly accelerating mass production schema.
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The "death of craft" is also often invoked to bemoan the loss of "original craftsmanship" at the hand of mass production.
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For Mr. Bayrle, to be hypnotized by mass production, by the 24-hour churning of machines, can be numbing — or sublime.
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The benefits that arose from mass production and specialization during that earlier period were constrained by two key factors, they argue.
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The company is also trying to put some new energy products into mass production, like its long-teased solar glass roof.
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But if Rivian manages mass production of popular vehicles without significant problems, it could establish itself as a competitor to Tesla.
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Other automakers such as BMW are working on developing all-solid-state batteries, eyeing mass production in the next 10 years.
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A new tax regime and a growing preference for automated mass production of electronic and gas lighters could snuff them out.
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Tesla is in a race to have its Solarglass rooftops ready for mass production and installations in 2020 for several reasons.
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China has also invested in technology and mass production to bring down costs and make electric vehicles more affordable, he added.
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His latest pieces, including a fluorescent ball gown appliquéd with miniature toy cars, graphic tape and workman's gloves, resist mass production.
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But despite the country's use of incentives and regulation to encourage electric driving, none of these have made it into mass production.
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The Cupertino, California-based company has ordered sufficient components to enable mass production, the Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
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The tank -- which carries a 125mm cannon and 7.62mm remote-control machine gun -- is expected to go into mass production next year.
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"The point is that mass production of those products as the standard is part of a greater problem of disenfranchisement," Halsey continued.
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Daimler has been cautious about embracing mass production of electric vehicles at Mercedes-Benz amid concerns about operating range and customer acceptance.
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Progress Technologies says it has minimized risks by creating multiple prototypes that are near readiness for the eOneBook to enter mass-production.
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And if we're uncomfortable with the fact of mass-production itself then we can't fix any of the problems it's currently causing.
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But it does at least have a timeline: the phone is supposed to enter mass production and then ship sometime this summer.
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For all their capitalist swagger, the metrosexuals were believers in industry, in mass production, in brands: Nivea, BMW, HMV, and Absolut Vodka.
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Copper has been a stand-out performer in part due to expectations of rising demand for the mass production of electric vehicles.
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James L. Kraft of Illinois patented a manufacturing process in 290 that allowed for mass production of his famous orange cheese "product".
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Manager Magazin said Breitfeld would leave before Byton's first premium SUV model, M-Byte, enters mass production this year, Manager Magazin said.
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Nevertheless, Toshiba Memory and Western Digital started mass production this month at the new line, their fifth, in Yokkaichi in central Japan.
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Other automakers such as BMW are also working on developing all-solid-state batteries, eyeing mass production in the next 10 years.
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A source familiar with the situation said Japan Display would need several hundred billion yen to launch mass production of OLED panels.
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The line includes a coffee table, side table and shelves, which can be shipped to order while the collection awaits mass production.
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"The point is that mass production of those products as the standard is part of a greater problem of disenfranchisement," she added.
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Though the first use of fully automated tailoring will be for mass production, he foresees the technology becoming more specialised quite quickly.
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Marijuana is already being illegally consumed for recreational purposes, a factor that makes it impossible to be certain of mass production levels.
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Few rumors about Apple's next-generation iPad Pro have surfaced beyond that they may go into mass production in the coming months.
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The North Korean leader ordered the weapon system's mass production and deployment in the country, Reuters reported, citing the state news agency.
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Various prostheses were designed to make that possible, pushing prosthesis manufacturing in many countries from a cottage industry towards modern mass production.
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Mass production, changing demographics, and a breakdown of multi-family living have put homemade pickle "on [the] verge of extinction," he said.
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So because there wasn't this outbreak of panic, people didn't need calming down and so the poster didn't go into mass production.
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While self-driving cars are planned for mass production by 2021, Ford doesn't see these replacing personal transportation in five years' time.
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Kuo also said new AirPods and the AirPower wireless charger will go into mass production, according to the note 9to5 Mac obtained.
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Surrealism and Pop Art were concerned with mass production, consumerism and the psychic impact of living in a world flooded with objects.
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But the iPhone 12 has not been delayed so far, as Bloomberg reports that mass production isn't expected to begin until May.
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Aside from tough love for Mr. Musk, improving investor relations, mass production and corporate finance are all on Tesla's to-do list.
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However, Nichols thinks it's entirely possibly the team will optimize their process and that it will be economically viable for mass production.
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Nailbot is currently in beta, with a limited trial release heading out later this year, after that, they'll head into mass production.
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In Mexico, this staple — made with heirloom corn — is under pressure from mass production and modernity, but small producers are pushing back.
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A company spokesperson says the company has adjusted the design for mass production and anticipates making 100,000 a week by next week.
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Popularized in Staffordshire, England, at the turn of the 19th century, transferware enabled the mass-production of ornamental plates in Victorian times.
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However, the mass production that's scheduled to begin in late February might be delayed due to the virus outbreak, the Nikkei reported.
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Guay's process is a mixture of planning and a meditative, rhythmic labor that he thinks of as the antithesis of mass production.
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Together, the artworks provide a creative yet critical discussion of pressing issues like environmental destruction, consumerism, and the effects of mass production.
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The Second Industrial Revolution came roughly one century later and was characterized by mass production in new industries like steel, oil and electricity.
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When the Full Active displays were announced for mass production back in January, Apple was reportedly one of the most interested potential buyers.
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" According to Seliver, royalty-free music is "a mass production market," and his focus, he says, "is pretty much on the bottom line.
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DigiTimes reports that Microsoft's new Surface Book has entered mass production and could be unveiled by the end of the month or April.
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But getting a lidar unit from theory to mass production might be harder than coming up with the theory in the first place.
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For now, we know that the Exynos 9810 has an extensive list of new additions and is, says Samsung, already in mass production.
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" Hafner went on to add that the project paved the way "for automated valet parking to go into mass production in the future.
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But that may just be a case of prototypes built to be perfect, and Apple encountering problems when they moved towards mass production.
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Samsung says it will be able to start mass production of the Infinity Flex Display in a "matter of months," according to Denison.
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Why it matters: There's plenty of competition in this area, with biggest rival Velodyne announcing a mass-production deal with Nikon last week.
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The company's Orlando facility will the be the site of design, advanced manufacturing and process engineering, while mass production will take place elsewhere.
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Production of the 2170 for qualification, which is to say for testing and quality assurance purposes ahead of mass production, started in December.
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Micron just started mass production of GDDR26, ready to succeed the existing GDDR21180 memory that was first introduced more than 10 years ago.
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A combination of lower-cost mass-production techniques and effective carbon-fibre recycling, will lead to a lot more Berthas knitting away furiously.
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He paved the way for mass production of the devices that would both launch humans into the stars and fuel weapons of war.
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Hardware and chip companies have also been involved in the R&D, and mass production of devices is key to bringing costs down.
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The machine can manufacture nearly 7,000 bricks a day, and the institute plans to use it for mass production of its building materials.
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Construction is due to start this spring and mass production of electronic steering systems and cylinder head covers with integrated camshafts from 2018.
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Per the report, LG has apparently failed to meet production schedules in order to begin mass production of OLED displays for new iPhones.
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The Eameses' commitment to fully knowing the material resolved early technical issues with molded plywood, enabling the eventual mass production of inexpensive furniture.
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Tesla, an electric-car maker, is promising to start mass production of lithium-ion batteries this year in a giant "gigafactory" in Nevada.
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Why it matters: Increasing raw compute power is just one of the hurdles to getting to fully self-driving cars into mass production.
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Adidas unveiled a new sneaker on Friday with a 3-D printed sole and is aiming for mass production in the coming year.
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CNBC also suggested that the company is "not close" to mass-production of the batteries required for its $35,000 trim level Model 3.
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She plans to use the 32,000 pounds ($41,000) of prize money to further develop the product and build a strategy for mass production.
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It was a change in pricing strategy, almost as much as one in technology, that led to mass production and the modern world.
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"With the floating concept, you can use the same turbine everywhere, so you can see the potential for mass production," Ms. Rummelhoff said.
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Beijing Science and Tech noted that since the robot went into mass production in September, more than 3,000 Xiao Pangs have been sold.
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He hopes that the companies, each specializing in a different application, will translate the science and technology from the lab to mass production.
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Eventually it aims for mass production, bringing the price down further and making its steaks viable for sale in lower-priced steak houses.
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" Back then, experts pegged that fully autonomous cars, meaning cars with no human inside to survey, would be "years away from mass production.
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To preserve techniques rapidly being undermined by mass production and globalized corporate fashion, she outsources her work to collectives in Brooklyn and India.
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Still, the report notes that Apple's iPhone 12 likely hasn't been impacted by the coronavirus yet since mass production doesn't begin until May.
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In the past Ford said it aimed to have driverless cars with no steering wheel and no pedals in mass production by 2021.
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Renault and Nissan were among the first car companies to build electric vehicles for mass production, whereas Fiat is seen as a laggard.
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In anticipation of a rapid start of mass production, Tesla has collected deposits of $1,000 for nearly 400,000 Model 3s from prospective customers.
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Ford, which is testing autonomous delivery cars in Miami, plans to have a driverless car in mass production by the end of 2020.
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What could be more disturbing, in these times of climate crisis, than the thought of infinite stuff, of worthless mass production and waste?
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Under the agreement, Bosch and Powercell will work jointly to develop a polymer-electrolyte membrane (PEM) fuel cell for mass production, Bosch said.
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In the first half of 22023, the alliance aims to launch mass production of third-generation liquid electrolyte lithium-ion batteries, Pernot said.
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RSG 3-D is one of a handful of companies using EVG's technology to bring the material to the U.S. for mass production.
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Its reach was extended by the cost savings of mass production and an advertising budget large enough to air a Super Bowl commercial.
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Bookplates really took off in popularity with the mass production of books in the 19th century, their heyday continuing up to the 1940s.
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Contemporary agricultural techniques aimed at quenching the needs of mass production are a far cry from the idylls we treasure in Romantic painting.
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Generally, it remains too slow for mass production, too expensive for some applications and for others produces results not up to the required standard.
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As wages in China rise, some of its mass-production lines are being fitted not just with robots but the first 3D printers, too.
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All this is damaging to the environment and, because it encourages mass production, gives us worse food (in terms of both taste and nutrition).
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Musk told reporters during a conference call Wednesday that the satellites in the first batch will be virtually identical to the mass production version.
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But if the Li-Ion battery used in smartphones and laptops is any indication, a good candidate might take decades to reach mass production.
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But I do feel confident in saying that this prototype, ostensibly ready for mass production and deployment among China's anti-terrorist forces, is bunk.
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HyperAdapt, however, is set to be the first mass-production shoe with these capabilities, and it's scheduled for release during this coming holiday season.
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"Mass production of cheap clothes will never be sustainable," she writes, adding that the next point of improvement lies in post-growth business models.
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The plan for Vesta was apparently to release it this year, but it's not yet quite ready for mass production, according to Bloomberg's sources.
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So once all the barriers put up by prohibition are dismantled and mass production can take root, the price of pot will likely plummet.
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With the new mass production Model 3 now in the fold, the Tesla is reportedly making modifications to the facility to accommodate the vehicle.
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The i8 was one of the first mass-production vehicles to pair an electric powertrain to a gas engine in the name of performance.
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The fact that such a design not easily suited to mass production had been realized showed just how much the engineers involved were respected.
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This offsets reports the company made about a sharp drop in injuries and casts another shadow over the plans to reach mass production targets.
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Samsung's new memory chips that just went into mass production for "next-gen flagship" smartphones are designed to address battery drain through improved efficiency.
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The proceeds will be mainly used to finance mass production of its first EV, Leading Ideal One, and research and development, said the person.
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Those sources told the site A13 went into test production in April and could be ready for mass production by the end of May.
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Kuo hedges a bit in his note, however, suggesting that mass production may not begin until as late as the second quarter of 2020.
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To scale the process up for mass production meant the Germans now faced another huge challenge: They had to build the world's largest machine.
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Japan Display's management at the time, led by former Sanyo Electric executive Mitsuru Homma, promised to start mass-production of OLED panels by 2018.
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The most recent reports claim that the company is on track for its typical September schedule, however, with mass-production starting during the month.
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Its creators don't want to put it into mass production out of concerns about it ending up in kids hands and promoting underage drinking.
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NIO, a Chinese electric vehicle (EV) startup, has raised more than $1 billion and released its first mass-production EV, ES8 (starting at $68,85033).
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But better, it alleges, its system combines its software with cheap cameras, opening up the possibility for the mass production of self-driving cars.
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The heart and brains of the operation is a Chip Pro, which is easily machine-placeable into a larger circuit board for mass production.
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It seems unlikely that Tesla can outmaneuver existing firms in the efficiency of mass production, but they may do better in software, or batteries.
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Ford Motor is also developing a car with no steering wheel or pedals, but has said it won't go into mass production until 2021.
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From both Duchamp and Warhol I learned the relationship between handicraft and mass production, and between works of art and every day consumable commodities.
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"With everyone on the computer today, there's a backlash against mass production," Mr. Soldier said, whose custom pieces with precious jewels begin at $10,000.
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Asked about mass-production of OLED panels for smartphones, he said the company would seek business partners or investors and avoid having excessive capacity.
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This vastly expanded the market for mass production, and beyond the auto industry, it transformed the way that expensive items are bought and sold.
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In the end (and with the inventions of cheap mass-production) the transformative potential of text was set free, and it reshaped the world.
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Her name is Mia, and when her artificial intelligence is fully operational, she will be a supremely realistic sex doll, ready for mass production.
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It is a deflating irony, of course, that in a marketplace dominated by mass production, it is the handcrafted item that commands a premium.
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Mass production of print introduced a new relationship between art and text, one that would be different than the tradition of medieval illuminated manuscripts.
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Solid state electric battery cells will replace NMC cells and become mass production ready in the second half of the 2020's, Sommer said.
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I went into mass production, ended up having an issue and then didn't launch my brand and had to go to a whole new lab.
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Wireless earbuds are still in their infancy, and there still seem to be some tough issues left to nail when it comes to mass production.
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" It began ominously: "Detroit, home of mass production, city of assembly lines, maker of weapons in time of war, is the industrial heart of America.
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Automakers using the Detroit method of mass production will gladly sell you a car with more power or more features than any Dawn can offer.
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And to make things a little worse, Bloomberg reported that two top execs were leaving the company ahead of mass production of the Model 3.
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In the third quarter, there are plans for a number of versions of our touch fingerprint sensors for smartcards to be ready for mass production.
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Samsung has announced that it'll start offering the world's first 123TB eUFS (embedded Universal Flash Storage) solution for phone manufacturers, with mass production already underway.
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If Apple isn't beginning mass production on the iPhone 8 until October or November, they'll almost certainly be hard to come by until early 2018.
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With today's funding round, the company plans to do more of the same — you can expect mass production printers and more materials in the future.
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For mass production, the cost of the process is unlikely to compete with the economies of scale found at the low end of the market.
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It's like trying to figure out what effect Henry Ford's invention of automotive mass production would ultimately have on teenage pregnancy a half century later.
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"For now, we are trying to understand how to control this phenomena in a much easier way, to bring it to mass production," Chavas said.
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At VW, Diess has since pushed through a radical 80 billion euro ($90 billion) electric car mass production strategy and a sweeping alliance with Ford.
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At VW, Diess has since pushed through a radical 80 billion euro ($90.10 billion) electric car mass production strategy and a sweeping alliance with Ford.
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He reckons that in mass production his panels will work out cheaper, going well below silicon's $1 a watt to 30-40 cents a watt.
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Within a few years to a few decades, it's possible that such vehicles could go to mass production and become a fixture on the roads.
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Perhaps it is no coincidence that the small and dainty cupcake became popular in Britain at the same time as mass production of the corset.
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The missile was sent into the waters off the country's east coast and Kim Jong Un said it's ready for deployment and mass production. 3.
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Recently, I met him in his new role at Desktop Metal, a designer of mass-production metal 3D printing systems, funded by Kleiner, among others.
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It was busy buying up a bunch of robots to make these microbes for mass production of various materials during its last round of funding.
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"Now starting to mass production GR-8100HV HF/VHF manpack radio which is smallest [...] lightest and powerful in worldwide," one tweet sent this month reads.
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The FX helped set the stage for a new movement in mass production as automakers aim for weight savings to improve performance and fuel economy.
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Water-gen also has big plans for Africa once it starts mass production of its devices to make water from the air later this year.
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Atomic weapons, radar, guided missiles, the mass production of penicillin, and more all materialized under Bush's leadership and were all essential to the wartime effort.
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Printing alone sounded stale, but 8003-D printing presented much larger opportunities in mass production, personalization and new-age manufacturing, Weisler told CNBC on Friday.
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Printing alone sounded stale, but 3-D printing presented much larger opportunities in mass production, personalization and new-age manufacturing, Weisler told CNBC on Friday.
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When luxury goods are offered in a simulated domestic setting, the brutal impersonality of mass production and merchandising is disguised behind the fantasy of exclusivity.
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Mass production of advanced centrifuges, if carried out, would give Iran a decided advantage if it wanted to shorten a rush to a nuclear weapon.
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The company is building out other facilities, but it's unclear if there's space for the kind of tooling and assembly lines needed for mass production.
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In a conference call with analysts, Mr. Musk, the chief executive, acknowledged that Tesla still faced challenges in putting the Model 3 into mass production.
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Then we'll start seeing mass production of the next big thing: "solid state" batteries that use materials like ceramics, instead of liquids, for the electrolyte.
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The sedan is essential to put money-losing Tesla on a path to profitability and prove that the electric car company can master mass production.
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The counterfeiting was a large-scale operation, and sets the date of the first mass production of watches back by almost a century, she said.
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"Shifting the focus from large-scale mass production to production by the masses can help contribute to greater stability in the food system," she said.
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They are used in some aircraft and cars, but previous attempts to bring them to mass production and phase out lithium-ion batteries have failed.
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The company and its manufacturing partner — a joint venture between OneWeb and Airbus — will refine the design over the next few months for mass production.
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The design is to be refined for mass production and Stratasys will print 100 arms at no cost within the next 18 to 24 months.
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North American car buyers can expect mass production of this Sonata to begin for their market in the first half of 2020, the company said.
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Mass production of this new iPhone was slated to begin in February in preparation for a March release, as a previous Bloomberg report had indicated.
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I am interested in how that form of mass production has been exported to many countries around the word and what has happened to it.
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All this, he reckons, makes digital light synthesis competitive with injection moulding, a mass-production process which has been used in factories for nearly 150 years.
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Ulbrich said VW Group is converting 16 factories worldwide to enable mass production of electric vehicles, of which eight plants will be making VW branded car.
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To better understand how 33D printing could disrupt mass production as we know it, it's helpful to look at the fundamental differences between conventional production technologies.
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There are some drawbacks to the lenses, including the fact they take hours to 3D print, but these problems will hopefully be solved by mass production.
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Global markets weed out all but the most productive firms and allow even companies from small countries to scale up using techniques such as mass production.
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We're getting started on the world's first factory that is 100%-dedicated to the mass production of L4 autonomous vehicles, creating hundreds of jobs in Michigan.
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According to Nikkei, at the beginning of mass production for the iPhone X, there were defects that occurred in the OLED panels during the bonding process.
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The $16,000 price tag is pretty intimidating, but the company hopes to bring the cost down to under $2,000, if it ever goes into mass production.
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Baidu is aiming to get its first production vehicles on the road using its technology by 2018, with a broader, mass production rollout targeted for 2021.
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Yet driven by regulatory requirements, some companies, like GM and Volkswagen, are staking their future on mass production of EVs and say they'll do so profitably.
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The party of the landed aristocracy succeeded in absorbing not just factory owners but enough factory workers to stay competitive in the age of mass production.
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To the best of my knowledge nobody at this moment is using electric arc furnaces to make steel (for those sectors) on a mass production basis.
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The Saudi Agriculture and Livestock Investment Company (SALIC) was formed in 2011 to secure food supplies for the kingdom mainly through mass production and foreign investments.
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At VW, Diess has since pushed through a radical 80 billion euro ($90 billion) electric car mass production strategy and a sweeping alliance with Ford (F.
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Its first mass production car - the ES8 pure-electric, seven-seat sport-utility vehicle is set to be released in mid- December, according to the company.
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The Nikkei said Japan Display had started approaching dozens of potential investors including Sony and Canon to raise 100 billion yen ($888 million) for mass production.
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As the large Champagne houses optimized mass production of sparkling Champagne with the development of thicker glass and corks, the modern Champagne industry began to form.
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Because, you know, think about the term mass production capitalism, which historians have used a lot, or later, managerial capitalism, which historians have used a lot.
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Denso, one of the world's largest auto components suppliers, would take over mass production of electronics components used in Toyota's vehicles from 2022, the automaker said.
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The Chinese automaker GAC Motor insists that its popular Trumpchi vehicles, which went into mass production in 2010, have nothing to do with the U.S. president.
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Ulbrich said VW Group is converting 16 factories worldwide to enable mass production of electric vehicles, of which eight plants will be making VW branded cars.
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Their devotion to the 3-D process, they say, is the connection it provides between the designer and the machine, a relationship lost with mass production.
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The production system is the fastest metal printing press for mass production, the company said, and will begin shipping commercially in the first quarter of 2019.
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But those same hyper-exploitative industrial techniques — including the mass production of cement and, a little later, warships — would gradually put an end to this era.
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Her ethnic ensembles, famously inspired by Oaxaca's Tehuana, a matriarchal society, dismissed de rigueur looks dictated by Parisian designers and the soulless mass production of clothing.
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Mr. Ammann said it was reasonable to assume that mass production of the self-driving model would take place at a factory in Orion Township, Mich.
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"Mass production and government regulation appear to be within General Motors' grasp," said Karl Brauer, a senior analyst at Kelley Blue Book, an automotive data firm.
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Another angle: Antibiotics have never been more accessible to the world's poor, thanks in large part to the mass production of generics in China and India.
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Under his direction, Ford set a plan to develop a fully self-driving car, with no steering wheel, and begin mass production of it by 2021.
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With the sensor expected to enter mass production later this month, we could see the first handset that uses it before the end of the year.
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But mass production of that device is said to have been pushed back following previous factory closures caused by the coronavirus, according to Nikkei Asian Review.
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Apple (AAPL) – A new low-cost Apple iPhone will go into mass production in February, according to people familiar with the plan who spoke to Bloomberg.
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As mass production advanced, it soon became cheaper and easier to throw things away than to clean and re-use them -- or pay someone else to.
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The mass production of electric vehicles is the next big investment opportunity in green technology, the chief executive of a private equity fund said on Monday.
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By the '30s, however, the movement was eclipsed, in Sweden as well as internationally, by functionalism and the politicized mass production of home furnishings (see Ikea).
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It is a measure designed for the twentieth-century economy of physical mass production, not for the modern economy of rapid innovation and intangible, increasingly digital, services.
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In a Kickstarter update on Saturday, the Ossic team said the company was "out of money" and creating additional headphones requires more capital to start mass production.
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As manufacturing shifts from offshore mass production to customized, local fabrication, new jobs will open up for human workers, some of which have yet to reveal themselves.
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Manufacturing costs are also a little higher than for pneumatic tyres, but both Sumitomo Rubber and Bridgestone expect an eventual move to mass production would solve that.
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Bloomberg recently reported that two top execs were leaving the company ahead of mass production of the Model 3, which sent the stock down around 4 percent.
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This pair of glasses could go into mass production as early as Q4 2019 and should be available at some point during the first half of 2020.
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E Ink believes this tech will hit mass production at the end of the year, so we might see E Ink signs and posters in color soon.
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The invention of the printing press in 1440 allowed the mass production of books, leading to jobs to manufacture books, transport them, market them and sell them.
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It started mass production of battery cells at Tesla's Gigafactory in Nevada earlier this year and plans to follow suit at a new plant in Dalian, China.
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More recently the ongoing decline in the cost of solar panels has been caused by mass production in China; but this is incremental, rather than revolutionary, change.
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Part of FDV EV (which also owns Yunnan FDG, a company that produces electric buses), the Hangzhou Changjiang factory began mass production of its vehicles in 2016.
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The two companies plan to open what they say is the world's first satellite mass-production factory at Florida's Kennedy Space Center in March for $85 million.
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But thanks to outside investment, Lovely is still on track for mass production and founder Jakub Konik says it will hit shelves before the end of 2016.
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"Ray said that by putting the same energy you put into handcrafting furniture into solving mass production issues, you could help a lot more people," explains Demetrios.
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Having failed to create a mass-production sapphire crystal screen for the iPhone 6, Apple is now reportedly working on three different designs for the iPhone 7.
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The 3D-printing based manufacturing industry is working toward mass production and trying to address issues with "repeatability and robustness," said Bob Yancey, Autodesk's director of manufacturing.
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The reported issues for the replacement Note7 devices are "completely unrelated to batteries" and are "isolated cases" caused by mass production, a Samsung spokesperson told the WSJ.
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Speaking of the Model 3, the Gigafactory is seen as a key element to affordable mass production of the Model 3 (or of any other Tesla vehicle).
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Ecology is only a minor theme of Behemoth, but it is a major reason that mass production will never regain the quasi-religious aura it once had.
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The prescription requirement is an essential limitation on the mass production of drugs and reduces the potential for widespread harm if the drugs are contaminated during compounding.
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SK Innovation currently produces EV batteries only in South Korea and plans to begin mass production in its Hungary and U.S. factories in 2020 and 2022, respectively.
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The plant's mass production schedule is crucial for Tesla's hopes of reaching its total production rate at an annualized 210,230 vehicles by the end of this year.
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Pictured above (from left to right): Chris Prucha, Joel Ong Origin creates manufacturing-grade printers that enable additive mass production of consumer products and end-use parts.
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Perhas not coincidentally, the sky-high prices of Ms. Wales Bonner's pieces suggest that for the time being, she is keeping her focus away from mass production.
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The system, which will be ready for mass production in 2017, uses small, lightweight, but tough speakers mounted behind the bumpers and connected to the car's electronics.
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Since going into mass production just over a year ago, the company now has over 20,000 cars on the road manufactured out of its facility in Wenzhou.
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Then, we'll start seeing mass production of the next big thing: "solid-state" batteries, or ones that use material like ceramics instead of liquid for the electrolyte.
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Then we'll start seeing mass production of the next big thing: "solid-state" batteries, or ones that use materials like ceramics, instead of liquid, for the electrolyte.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp is likely to begin mass production of electric vehicles (EVs) in China as early as 2019, the Asahi daily reported on Saturday.
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Tesla's new Shanghai Gigafactory, the company's first outside the U.S., is slowly ramping up in China, but analysts don't expect to see mass production until next year.
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The limited edition will cost less than €40,000 ($44,000) in Germany, while the price of the ID.3 series mass production model will start below €30,000 ($33,000).
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But once artisans began working with molds — a faster technique that also allowed for mass production — they could introduce all kinds of figurative elements and ornate decorations.
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That's why Innoviz has created a new aftermarket LiDAR unit offering good performance at more budget-friendly prices, set to go into mass production starting early next year.
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Now, a company that makes a desktop laser cutter and engraver for home or office use, Glowforge, has raised $22 million to start mass production of its devices.
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During the second industrial revolution, in the decades before World War I, the United States rose on the back of electricity, mass production and the internal combustion engine.
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Things have progressed a bit in the intervening 365 days, and the company claims to be "nearing mass-production" with plans to start shipping product in the spring.
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The reason that Henry Ford focused so much on streamlined, simple production methods is that mass production is a heck of a lot cheaper than a craftsman's work.
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While pharmaceutical companies like Purdue Pharma have faced litigation over the mass production of painkillers, this is the first legal action taken against retailers that distribute those pills.
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The Silicon Valley company that created the method, Carbon, say it's faster and more adaptable than traditional additive printing, and can make mass-production 3D printing a reality.
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That changed last week when the German manufacturer vowed to achieve mass production by 2025 with 12 fully electric models, with a range of up to 700 kilometers.
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His youngest brother, Will, was the founder of the Battle Creek Toasted Corn Flake Company, which revolutionized the mass production of food and what we eat for breakfast.
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That changed in September when the German manufacturer vowed to achieve mass production by 2025 with 12 fully electric models, with a range of up to 700 kilometers.
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Following the successful launch and deployment of the first six satellites in a planned constellation of hundreds, OneWeb has raised $1.25 billion in funding to kickstart mass production.
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Running experiments serially can reduce the time it takes to come up with results, letting biologists automate their labs and experimentation to mimic the mass production of manufacturing.
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The best part is that the Synaptics optical fingerprint reader is already in mass production, and 2018 looks set to be full of new smartphones that use it.
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When Google showed off Jacquard at last year's I/O, it was a very early prototype — more of a concept than something that was ready for mass production.
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From artisan handicrafts to mass production, oil lamps to gas lights, horse-powered wagons to steam-powered railways, business and industry were the heartbeat of the industrial revolution.
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However, that timetable is not a given, especially as the price of electric cars is set to fall rapidly as mass production ramps up and battery costs fall.
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Supposedly, we were set to see Vesta hit the market earlier this year, but a new Bloomberg report published Friday says it's not ready for mass production yet.
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Once the new tech is truly road-ready and primed for mass production, don't be surprised if those Waymo-powered Chryslers start to show up in showrooms, too.
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Sales of the Leaf and those of other electrical vehicles, however, have been disappointing, meaning Nissan and NEC have been unable to lower battery costs through mass production.
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Whether Toyota will be able to leapfrog its rivals remains to be seen, however, as mass production requires a far more stringent level of quality control and reliability.
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The Modernist offers a nostalgic view of modernist architecture, when it once symbolized the American dream, using postwar materials and mass production to make highly designed homes affordable.
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In the United States in particular, mass production enabled a culture of mass waste in which middle-class affluence was synonymous with the reckless expenditure of natural resources.
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Originally called the "Syco-Seer," Carter partnered with a local store owner, Max Levinson, who brought the idea to his brother-in-law, Abe Bookman, for mass production.
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Sharp and Japan Display both plan to start mass production of OLED panels in 2018, lagging far behind the likes of Samsung Display, a unit of Samsung Electronics.
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The Nikkei said Japan Display had started approaching dozens of potential investors including Sony Corp and Canon Inc to raise 13 billion yen ($888 million) for mass production.
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Both of these strategies feature in the exhibition; naturally, however, it highlights the spectacular one-offs, the artistry that justified and fueled the demand for the mass production.
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The phone began shipping to early backers in September, and the mass production model was originally slated to begin rolling out between March and June of this year.
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This new in-house facility will support mass production of the small satellites it requires to build out its fleet, while providing cost benefits versus outsourcing over time.
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In some cases, that means making much smaller batches than mass-production-oriented assembly lines churn out, or using robotics and 3-D printing to create bespoke items.
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Mass production of the model was expected to start by the end of February, but it could now be delayed until sometime in March, the Nikkei report s.nikkei.
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Much as lithography opened up the possibilities of layering images and mass production, the advent of desktop publishing gave those powers to anyone who could afford a computer.
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Tesla's new Shanghai Gigafactory, the company's first outside the U.S., is now slowly ramping up in China, but analysts don't expect to see mass production until next year.
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While Tesla has told investors it would start mass-production of its electric semis in 2019, the company has yet to announce where these trucks will be manufactured.
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Bergman also said that, by the end of 2017, Synaptics will have begun mass production on a brand-new technology that could appear in new editions of smartphones.
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While the movement rejected the industrial aesthetic associated with the Bauhaus — and the very idea of mass production — it embraced industrial materials, most notably foam rubber and plastic.
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In a blog post, Waymo lead industrial designer YooJung Ahn and lead systems engineer Jaime Waydo pointed out that the koala-faced car was never intended for mass production.
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The EHang 216, which can seat two passengers, has been tested comprehensively and is essentially ready for mass production, said Derrick Xiong, co-founder of Chinese drone maker EHang.
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Starting on Monday, the 2019 Cowboy will enter mass production in Poland and begin shipping to Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany, and France in July, with more countries to come.
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IBM's chips are still too experimental to be used in mass production, but they've shown promise in running a special type of neural network called a spiking neural network.
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The ETNews source also reports that LG is now gearing up for mass production at its new OLED manufacturing plant, so LG displays may be closer than we think.
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Today, the company announces the commencement of mass production of a more — though it's too early to know exactly how much more — affordable variant with its 4TB QLC SSDs.
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What I do find problematic and what I do want to take a jab at is how humans include animals in this mass-production system in the capitalistic era.
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Carbon, whose unique 3D printing technology makes it suited for both prototyping and mass production, is moving into some new areas thanks to a larger version of its printer.
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But one thing it seems to prevent is the mass production and commercialization of the drug, since it's hard to imagine this little operation growing into a mega-conglomerate.
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" The latest blog post drags it out just a bit more: "We are on track to begin mass production of the L16 early in the second quarter of 2017.
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The Taiwanese company has developed a process it calls Micro Splash, which does the mass-production equivalent of spattering paint from a brush onto the back of the phone.
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Stranger Things has reached the mass production stage of meme-making, with a new, single-purpose website letting you place any text in the show's instantly recognizable title card.
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Maggi, whose family's Amaggi is a partner in Mato Grosso's GM-free soy program, told Reuters Brazil needs to step up research to develop conventional seeds for mass production.
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They are developing ways to print not just circuits but also sophisticated electronic devices, such as thin-film transistors, using the mass-production capabilities of roll-to-roll processes.
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Waymo said the new facility would be dedicated to mass production of L4 or level 4 autonomous vehicles which can pilot themselves without a human driver under certain conditions.
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Currently fashion is very much considered disposable, but this could be a tool to improve a garment over the long term, so we are less dependent on mass production.
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The proceeds will be mainly used to finance the mass production of its first electric vehicle (EV), Leap Motor S01, and research and development, one of the sources said.
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In business, efficiency experts like Frederick Winslow Taylor and Frank Gilbreth systematized the operations of industrial mass production, down to the physical movements of workers on an assembly line.
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The bowl piece is constructed using a ceramic, though should it go into mass production, they would likely use a temperature-resistant vegetable-based recyclable plastic to cut costs.
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The $300 billion that automakers have earmarked to put electric vehicles into mass production in China, Europe and North America is greater than the economies of Egypt or Chile.
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He said Ford, which introduced mass production to the auto industry, has identified efficiencies that can be made to GE's production processes that will increase output in coming weeks.
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Mertz's works put a new spin on yokai, supernatural beings from Japanese folklore who were popularized in the 18th century through the mass production of Toriyama Sekien's illustrated texts.
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The automaker said it would begin mass production of 3-D printed face shields early next week, and was currently looking for partners to produce COVID-19 mask filters.
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Less an antithesis to Modernism than an alternative to it, such projects embraced 20th-century idioms while refusing to accept industrial mass production as the fundamental fact of modernity.
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The automaker said it would begin mass production of 3-D printed face shields early next week, and was currently looking for partners to produce COVID-19 mask filters.
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Tesla in January started mass production of lithium-ion battery cells at its own gigafactory in Nevada, which is aiming for annual battery production capacity of 35 gigawatt-hours.
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The "bigs," Boeing and Airbus, have acquired or partnered with smaller firms, while automakers—who bring expertise in mass-production if not flying—have mainly stayed on the sidelines.
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Further progress will rest on new technologies such as solid state batteries, which will weigh less and be easier to cool but are not yet ready for mass production.
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Amid the clash of sensibilities and amusing sights this show fruitfully unleashes, I realized, once more, my preference for design that is functional, affordable and capable of mass production.
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If you're looking to have your mind blown by the all-powerful influences of globalism, consumer culture, brand desire, and mass production, watch all four episodes of the series.
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The mass production of penicillin during World War II helped pharmaceutical companies throw off their reputations as addictive drug pushers and rebrand themselves as producers of innovative, lifesaving products.
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Toyota said that consolidating development and mass production of components which control electric cars and automated driving functions would eliminate operational overlap, helping it to shift resources to new technologies.
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The plant, to be constructed in Anderson, Indiana from next month, is expected to create 200 jobs and begin mass production in April 2018, the company said in a statement.
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"Although looms have become hi-tech through industrialisation and accelerating mass production, the basic design of these useful machines that also inspired programming have remained largely the same," she wrote.
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Henry Ford's namesake brand was about to change the game forever, creating a mass-production system that would mobilize more people than ever before and fundamentally alter the American landscape.
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So while economic growth can be achieved when economies of scale are realized, this brings us to a fundamental flaw of mass production: Products cannot be sold until they're produced.
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On the left is the one-of-a-kind, handmade rough of a TMNT toy, which serves as the model to replicate for the mass-production version sold in stores.
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Britain is the prisoner of a cult of centralised government that was created in the age of mass production but is increasingly irrelevant in the age of tailoring and customisation.
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And Ming-Chi Kuo, a typically reliable Apple analyst for KGI Securities, noted last week that mass-production of the iPhone 8 might not even start until October or November.
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Things are different now, as Vivo is close to announcing this as-yet-unnamed phone properly and Synaptics is already in mass production with the so-called Clear ID sensor.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Contemporary Amperex Technology Co Ltd (CATL), China's biggest maker of batteries for electric vehicles, has begun mass production of high-nickel batteries, its chairman told investors last Friday.
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Teather is also rather time-consuming to make—it takes up to four weeks to grow a sheet of the stuff—so right now mass production seems like a headache.
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But the trade as a whole is reluctant to spend money on the sorts of technologies, from project-management software to mass production, that have revolutionised so many other industries.
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Volkswagen plans to build 10 million electric cars based on its new modular MEB platform and is aiming for the launch of worldwide mass production toward the end of 2022.
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The new design is the first truly all-electric car from Mini meant for mass production, although the automaker does offer electrified versions of a few of its current models.
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That wouldn't fly for a mass-production sneaker, so part of what Rice and his team had to contend with was streamlining the logistics along with the lacing engine itself.
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China faces stiff competition from India and the United States, who have also been developing solar roof tile products, but has not tasted much success on the mass-production level.
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Baidu's targeting 2018 for the first production commercial vehicles on the road using this tech in a non-test capacity, with a broader rollout, including mass production, targeted for 2021.
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The carmaker's electric-vehicle investment budget outstrips that of its closest competitors, in pursuit of profitable mass-production of electric vehicles, something that no carmaker has come close to achieving.
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After steam, mass production and information technology, the so-called "fourth industrial revolution" will bring ever faster cycles of innovation, posing huge challenges to companies, workers, governments and societies alike.
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With the introduction of mass production this changed in an, at the time, surprising and unforeseeable way, when selling cheap things to the masses became the new highway to success.
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"We must not make ourselves dependent on a few Asian manufacturers in the long term," Diess said, explaining that advances in ceramic separators had raised the viability of mass production.
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On a tense earnings call in May, Musk plainly acknowledged that the paint shop at Tesla's Fremont factory poses a risk to mass-production of the Model 3 electric sedan.
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Although they've dabbled in mass production and have even designed a Dutch postal stamp, their signature works sell to collectors in white-cube galleries rather than to decorators in showrooms.
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On the outskirts of Mexico City, a cobbler makes handmade soccer cleats in a family workshop, preserving a tradition all but extinct in the era of mass production and Nafta.
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The uniqueness of the mRNA platform could pose a challenge to the company when it rapidly scales doses into mass production, with an external manufacturer having to learn that system.
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The state-run Korean Central News Agency said Mr. Kim had watched the test, which it called successful, and had ordered rapid mass production of the missile system for deployment.
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By comparison, the US&aposs F-35 Lightning II stealth fighters, which are regarded as the major rival to the J-20 in the Asia-Pacific, are in mass production.
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The high cost of each sensor and its fragility is a major barrier for mass production, Etienne Burdet, a professor of human robotics at Imperial College London, tells CNN Business.
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Daimler will buy battery cells worth more than 20 billion euros ($23 billion) by 2030 as it readies mass production of hybrid and electric vehicles, the company said in December.
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This week, Baidu announced it will work with BYD — China's leading electric car maker, which is backed by Warren Buffett — to reach mass production of autonomous cars within three years.
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The discovery and mass production of penicillin turned out to be a watershed moment for immunology research and in the next few decades there was a boom in antibiotic research.
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Then there were the mass-production decades, the Brooklyn artisanal years, the quest to recreate the Neapolitan original, and now the reintroduction of the basic but perfected New York slice.
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This technology is Vestas' attempt to move towards more scalable manufacturing to ensure that mass production of wind turbines remains commercially viable at a time of price pressure and rising demand.
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Mass production should help lower the cost as well, but if there was any doubt that this thing is aimed exclusively at early adopters, that should well be put to rest.
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The weapon is ready for mass production, but its creator, ZKZM Laser, hasn&apost found a licensed weapons-production company ready to take the guns on at $15,000 a unit, yet.
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With this funding, it can continue to work towards mass production of its new LiDAR modules, while also building out its computer vision work and making new partnerships, the company says.
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B-Shoe Technologies says the prototype is in the very early stages, and that it plans to go into mass production in the next two years, after slimming down the design.
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The latest sign comes from Ming-Chi Kuo, the reliable KGI Securities analyst, who says mass production of the iPhone 8 may not start until October or November, according to 9to5Mac.
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Perovskite cells can also be made cheaply from commonly available industrial chemicals and metals, and they can be printed onto flexible films of plastic in roll-to-roll mass-production processes.
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A new report in the Wall Street Journal says that Apple engineers are still struggling to make the product ready for mass production, citing a sync issue and a microphone issue.
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Blockchain, which allows shared access to data that is maintained by a network of computers, can quickly trace the hundreds of parties involved in the mass production and distribution of food.
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The company's overarching goal is to stay unique and distinct, whether through the best components, the best materials available for mass production, the best software, or some combination of the three.
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In contrast, the Infarm system is chemical pesticide-free and can prioritise food grown for taste, colour and nutritional value rather than shelf life or its ability to sustain mass production.
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The 4200 won't likely be entering the mass production business soon, but HP does view Jet Fusion as the beginning of a shift in 3D printing's role in the production process.
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The prototype of the vehicle with a solar roof will be built by end-2017, the automaker added, without giving any details on investment and estimated time frame for mass-production.
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While their advances aren't as tangible as the westward march of the railroads and the early growth of mass production, they have reshaped our lives, and the consequences are newly apparent.
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What can be identified is a shift, usually dated to the 1970s, when rich countries moved away from a regulated economy of mass production and mass consumption, organized within nation states.
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They are supposed to be customized to meet an individual patient's needs when an approved product cannot, but many pharmacies are engaging in mass-production of drugs without obtaining individual prescriptions.
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Under Samuel Gompers, the AFL championed the protection of craft workers, such as carpenters, tailors, and cigar makers, some of whose skills were being devalued by the rise of mass production.
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Given the complexity of the electronics supply chain and the mass production of specific devices, it will probably prove costly for ZTE to shuffle the design and sourcing for its products.
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Lee's approach to modern Singaporean food, therefore, is ironically old-fashioned—an attempt to reclaim and preserve traditional flavors that he believes have been lost in the age of mass production.
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This is where Paragraf aims to come in — claiming to be the first company to deliver IP-protected graphene technology using what it bills as "standard, mass production scale manufacturing approaches".
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On Sunday, the Gates Foundation pledged to fund mass-production of an existing swab-based test, available for home delivery, pickup and processing by a lab at the University of Washington.
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When our food and clothing and housing all are born in the complication of mass production, mass method is bound to get into our thinking and to eliminate all other thinking.
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The entrepreneurial manufacturers created a fledgling mass-production line, called an établissage system, so watches could be assembled quickly under one roof to greatly improve production capacity dramatically and reduce prices.
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But as Orbion points out, in-space propulsion isn't something that's gained any cost benefits from advances and mass-production ramp in the computer, smartphone or energy industries here on Earth.
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It cuts down on waste and costs, opens up the possibility of factory-based mass production of low-cost housing, and has sparked the interest and creativity of the building community.
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"We expect to be the first high-volume auto manufacturer to build fully autonomous vehicles in a mass-production assembly plant," Mary Barra, G.M.'s chief executive, said at Friday's announcement.
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Someone put it on a bunch of apparel—hats, phone cases, shirts, and more—in 2016, and from there it made its way to mass-production custom design shops like Redbubble.
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It is one of the few family-owned mass-production confectionery companies left in the United States, and it turns out more than 123 billion rolls of the candies every year.
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Still, red lipstick became a commodity, eventually moving from crushed toxic and sometimes lethal ingredients (think sheep sweat and lead) to regulated mass production at the turn of the 20th century.
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McGillivray is the 38-year-old chief executive of Dynamic, a maker of molds for the mass production of small plastic and metal parts, from 3M Scotch-tape dispensers to bullets.
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Confederate monuments would not exist in such large numbers without mass production, which, in the wake of the Civil War, took place more often in the North than in the South.
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The new version is better suited for mass production – Adidas plans on selling 23,23 pairs this upcoming fall, which will scale up to more than 33,23 pairs by the end of 23.
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While Toyota has been a gas-electric hybrid pioneer for two decades now, one of the world's largest automakers has been surpassed by smaller rivals introducing fully electric vehicles for mass production.
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And with more extensive mass production and a growing number of sci-fi and fantasy nerds, it's likely that new toys may not end up being worth as much in the future.
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The three companies said their new platform would be made available to multiple carmakers and they expected vehicles with highly and fully-automated driving would be brought into mass production by 2021.
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German competitor DHL, a unit of Deutsche Post AG, issued a report earlier this year warning the technology could upend traditional mass-production manufacturing, in which goods are shipped around the world.
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Japan Display has said it may push back the start of OLED commercial production, currently scheduled for 2019, while seeking a partner to help finance the launch of a mass production line.
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Creating a vaccine typically takes between two and five years, since vaccines need to be tested in animals first, then people, then get approved for mass production in a cost-effective way.
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It is an example of how 3D printing, which a decade ago was seen by manufacturers as suitable only for making one-off prototypes, is quickly entering the world of mass production.
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We just hope the recent reports of Note7 replacements experiencing overheating and battery drain issues — reportedly unrelated to the initial battery defects — caused by mass production aren't part of a larger problem.
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Le Corbusier applied this modular approach to his famous Unité d'habitation in Marseille, though the entire edifice retains a degree of craftedness despite its underpinning philosophy of mass production and modular construction.
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Now, the company says it's shipping the mass-production version of the drone at a reduced price of $1,999, which is down from the Frontier Edition's $2,499 price tag back in April.
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That would explain Kuo's suggestion that it'll compete with Android tablets (which aren't really a thing in schools), and the fact that he says mass production will begin in the second quarter.
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"Using [Nvidia's] DRIVE PX AI car computer, Bosch will build automotive-grade systems for the mass production of autonomous cars," said Nvidia founder and CEO Jen-Hsun Huang in a press release.
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That was the year Nissan Motor Co rolled out the Leaf, the first mass-production all battery EV, and just after Tesla Inc came out with the Roadster, its first production car.
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While Chinese phone makers such as Xiaomi Corp last year used Qualcomm's first-generation chip for small batches of 5G phones, the second-generation chip announced Tuesday is aimed at mass production.
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First-generation NSXs — the first mass-production cars with all-aluminum bodies — were made for a decade and a half and have become coveted among collectors, pillars of the Japanese supercar scene.
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After a second launch in May 2017, the North Koreans declared the missile combat-ready and said it would enter into mass production, according to the country's state-run KCNA news agency.
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Despite these successes, there is continued opposition in the pharmaceutical industry to developing complex botanicals because they are perceived as too messy and too difficult to evaluate and standardize for mass production.
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It will, however, have to deal with more competition next year as rivals from China and South Korea have started or plan to begin mass production of small-sized flexible OLED panels.
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Japan Display said earlier this year that it would start mass production of OLED panels in 2018, the year that media reports say Apple may begin adopting OLED technology for its iPhones.
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While I do agree that humans should question the world around them, I disagree with the mass production information that's pushed to impressionable viewers when it may or may not be true.
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Perhaps even more importantly, the bland imitations of food created largely by our system of mass-production are largely flavorless, which is why sugar and salt are frequently poured into processed foods.
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"Mass production has always been an interest of ours especially the mechanization of work and what that might mean to art production," Villa Design Group member William Joys tells The Creators Project.
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Of the 1,500 Gurlitt works, hundreds are family heirlooms by Louis and Cornelia; hundreds are Expressionist pictures and trace back to German museums; hundreds more, mass-production prints, have no real value.
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We won World War II with our extraordinary capacity for mass production, our extraordinary capacity to mobilize bullets, airplanes, liberty ships, soldier uniforms, and extraordinary technologies like radar and the atomic bomb.
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But the advent of mass production in England meant the end of this export market for India, and punishing colonial legislation forced the Indians to buy cheap imitations of their own work.
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The tiny, all-electric Honda E city car caught everyone&aposs eye long before mass production was a topic of conversation, with its puzzling combination of retro styling and new-wave technology.
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It's worth noting that Samsung started mass production of the world's first 12GB LPDDR5 chip in July 2019, which means it only took half a year to go from 12 to 123GB.
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Qoros is leveraging Chery's larger scale to seek better deals in buying parts, and the two companies are considering launching "additional platforms" that can rapidly be put into mass production, Cohen said.
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Records and documents viewed by The Times show a system of arms production that combined research and development, mass production and organized distribution to amplify the terrorist group's power, endurance and cruelty.
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Virtually all of the cheap foods we find in the supermarket today — think potatoes, eggs, or ground beef — are the products of finely tuned, highly industrialized agricultural systems geared toward mass production.
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Antibiotics, which have been credited with saving tens of millions of lives, have never been more accessible to the poor, thanks largely to the mass production of generics in China and India.
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Taken together, they convey a voice coming to realization, responding to the craziness of mass production through patient attendance, advancing not simply a poetry of witnessing, but also one of guarded participation.
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Toyota said it would consolidate core electronics component operations of within Denso from late next year, adding that Denso would take over mass production of electronic parts used in its vehicles from 2022.
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"By consolidating mass-production development and production of electronic components of both Toyota and Denso within Denso ... Toyota and Denso aim to establish a speedy and competitive development and production structure," Toyota said.
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Lygos uses microbugs to convert low-cost sugar into specialty chemicals used in manufacturing, and is now releasing a technique to make malic acid, an ingredient needed in the mass production of electronics.
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There's a similarity in this attitude to Pop, but Broodthaers explored slightly different, if tangential, themes: language, institutional power, and politics, as opposed to Pop's consumerism, mass production, and kitsch-as-high-art.
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Nakanishi's "Compact Object" (1963) which contains beads, necklaces, egg shells, hair caps, bottle caps, and other objects embedded in an egg-shaped resin metaphorically visualizes the debris of mass production and consumer culture.
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Toyota (TM) is considering mass production of electric vehicles for a 2020 introduction, according to Japan's Nikkei newspaper, which said such a move would be a significant reversal of strategy for the automaker.
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Unlike the traditional metal-bashing kit found on typical factory floors, which are cost-effective only for mass production, these computer-controlled marvels allow short runs and high variation, making mass customisation economic.
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Audi, which is owned by Volkswagen Group, has been working towards mass production of the e-tron quattro for years now, offering periodic updates and teasers on the pricing, range, and interior design.
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Intel has been struggling to move towards its next-generation 10nm Cannon Lake processors, with mass production of the chips now expected for 2019 instead of the end of 2018 as originally planned.
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They caution, though, that the work is very much in its infancy; whether these graphene bubbles can make displays of equivalent quality, or be scaled up for mass production, remains to be seen.
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DE) plans to increase output of profitable sport-utility vehicles (SUVs) to boost earnings this year and help fund the rollout of a mass production system for electric cars, it said on Tuesday.
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Monthly output capacity for the new production line, which will start mass production in second half of 2018, could be more than four times that of an existing facility based on surface area.
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O), said it will soon ensure mass production of its first high-end vehicle, FF91, and that it welcomes "investors with the same value as FF (Faraday Future) to pursue the dream together".
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Tesla's new Model 3 is the talk of the town after its flashy debut, but a large chunk of early adopters got cold feet and canceled their reservations before mass-production even started.
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Today, the rainbow flag we see most often shows just six stripes because hot pink proved too expensive for mass production, and Baker decided to combine turquoise and blue into one royal blue.
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Founded 19603 years ago by Walter Gropius, the Bauhaus brought together competing strains of early–twentieth-century art and architecture, acknowledging the new importance of mass production while also celebrating craftsmanship as process.
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The new Golden Age is heralded with a series of newspaper headlines and newsreel clips that condense six days of social chaos, as euphoric mass production gives way to inflation, panic and catastrophe.
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Sharp plans to spend around 200 billion yen to start mass production of OLED panels in early 2018, lagging far behind the likes of Samsung Display, a unit of Samsung Electronics Co Ltd.
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Soon the West turned its attention elsewhere: to industrialization and mass production, to the Great War and the Second World War, to rail and to air and eventually to space, that frontierless frontier.
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AdaSky's Viper prototype has been heading out to tier-one auto industry suppliers and automakers quietly for a few months now, and the company hopes to move towards mass production and commercialization next.
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"For right now, Fizzy Lifting Drinks have to remain in a land of pure imagination, until Willy Wonka comes up with an even lighter gas worthy of mass-production in soda," Hill concluded.
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But the real trigger point that led to mass production of Nazi and other offensive Pepes was after Hillary Clinton released a denouncement of the meme, which is a milestone in meme history.
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The records show the work of a jihadist hive mind — a system of armaments production that combined research and development, mass production and organized distribution to amplify the militant organization's endurance and power.
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A draft angle means that the top opening of a product is ever so slightly smaller or larger than the bottom opening, allowing for quick removal from a manufacturing mold in mass production.
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This region, which in the last quarter of the 20th century largely devoted itself to the mass production of fruity, treacly Beaujolais Nouveau, had been left moribund by a steep decline in demand.
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While more extensive use of OTAs is an improvement, it remains to be seen how DoD intends to move past the preliminary innovation and prototyping stages to the mass production of new technologies.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty Images)Dummy Lightning cables that allow an attacker to gain remote control of computers they're plugged into are slated to hit mass production, per a Wednesday report in Motherboard.
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But I'm not sure if enough investors can get enough capital to get it done to go to the mass production model, which is at least three or four years down the road.
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The 163-year-old company's disregard for mass production, not to mention e-commerce, and its hefty price tags ensure it retains its position as one of the sector's most sought-after brands.
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With a rounded-off front and a more familiar body shape, the e Prototype looks a lot less alien than the concept that spawned it, though it's also a lot closer to mass production.
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China's $60 billion farm machinery industry has been burdened by overcapacity and low profit-margins after a years-long subsidy scheme to promote mechanization in farming led to mass production of low-quality tractors.
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Part of the financing seeks to reassure Faraday's suppliers after the financial turmoil the company has seen since late last year, and to "obtain their commitments" to ensure that the FF240 enters mass production.
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The version of the car Tesla announced in 2016 with a $0003,000 sticker price was supposed to be affordable because of design and engineering advancements and the economies of scale associated with mass production.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Transport Ministry will invest 250 million euros ($265 million) by 2019 in making hydrogen-fueled cars suitable for mass production, German newspaper Die Welt said on Wednesday, without citing its sources.
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" Shinohara, one of Japan's most celebrated postwar architects, was renowned for his creative, reactionary structures — in the face of the rapid industrialism and mass production that swept 1960s Japan, he embraced the "chaotic city.
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There were a few prototypes around and an engineer constantly tweaking and checking them for bugs and minor hardware issues, but Fleye is confident that it'll be ready for mass production for the fall.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey signed an agreement on Friday with military vehicle producer BMC for the mass production of the Turkish-designed Altay battle tank, part of the country's efforts to expand its defense industry.
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"The industry has always focused on mass production and reducing costs," he continues, blithely ignorant of the Sennheiser Orpheus, the Audeze LCD-150, the Focal Utopia, the Abyss AB-1266, and the Stax earspeakers.
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The outlook comes days after Mercedes maker Daimler said it would buy battery cells worth more than 20 billion euros ($23 billion) by 2030 as it readies mass production of hybrid and electric vehicles.
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Japan Display said in a statement the reported details were not something it announced but that its group firm JOLED was considering ways to utilise its domestic factory for mass production of OLED panels.
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Synaptics, the company responsible for handling the touch input on millions of laptop trackpads and smartphone screens, has announced this week that it's entered mass production with its first optical in-display fingerprint sensors.
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The Paralyzed Veterans of America provided the funding to help build the prototype, but its creators are still working on perfecting and refining its design before they move towards mass production and wider availability.
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The technologies that take care of each of these problems have been developed — most notably, a fingerprint scanner can be hidden under the phone's display — but they're probably not ready for mass production yet.
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DE) will buy battery cells worth more than 2051910 billion euros ($23 billion) by 2030 as it readies mass production of hybrid and electric vehicles, the maker of Mercedes-Benz cars said on Tuesday.
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But automakers and large suppliers have yet to settle on a winning technology, meaning there are no real sector standards for the sensors to date that would encourage mass production and lower the cost.
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The findings also included apparent prototypes of weapons that either were not selected for mass production or were abandoned in development, including projectiles loaded with caustic soda and shoulder-fired rockets containing blister agent.
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When the company was negotiating with Burger King, it had one of the chain's flame-broiling machines shipped overnight to its headquarters to ensure that the burgers would not break apart in mass production.
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"It was amazing to see how his little invention turned into millions of dollars and mass production," Mr. Martin said, recalling a visit he paid to the business before it even had office furniture.
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Mass production of a vaccine — at least 10 are under development worldwide — will take 18 months to two years, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci told BuzzFeed News in February.
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The president is receiving mounting pressure to invoke the powers of the Defense Production Act, which would enable mass production of equipment needed to combat the disease such as protective masks, ventilators, and tests.
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According to Olivier Saillard, the director of Palais Galliera, viewers will experience the diversity of regional fashion and the individuality of each adornment and stitch – made to fit – as it contrasts modern mass production.
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The mechanization of agriculture consolidated farms and released workers to cities where mass production factories, and the commercial enterprises modeled after it, demanded workers conform to the practices dictated by professional managers and engineers.
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Even so, Confederate monuments would not exist in such large numbers without mass production, which, in the wake of the Civil War, was far more possible in the North rather than in the South.
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Samsung says the Exynos 9820 will be ready for mass production by the end of the year, which means it'll be right on time for the rumored launch of the Galaxy S10 in late February.
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The supervisory board of Europe's largest carmaker voted on far reaching capital spending plans to begin mass production of electric vehicles in Europe, the most radical strategy shift since VW's diesel cheating scandal in 2015.
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But it could also benefit driverless cars – also electric - with major automakers and technology firms talking about this new industry in the same timeframe which Samsung said it will begin mass production of the battery.
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It's worth keeping in mind that Elretron is a first-time company that's never shipped a product before, although the company already has working prototypes and claims to be ready for mass production following crowdfunding.
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The 5x zoom camera was demonstrated at MWC 2017 and never made it to market, so hopefully the newer version is closer to commercial reality — Oppo does now claim that it's ready for mass production.
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Le Corbusier called for an engineering solution to the problem of producing housing, claiming the "application of the spirit of mass production and industrial organisation" would produce housing that was worthy of a modern age.
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Speaking on Thursday at the Federal Aviation Administration's Commercial Space Transportation Conference, SpaceX COO Gwynne Shotwell explained that the company was transitioning from testing and development of its Falcon 9 rocket cores to mass production.
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"AR optics with great user experience and affordable cost in the mass production is the key for market adoption of AR products," said Hongquan Jiang, Partner at Robert Bosch Venture Capital GmbH, in a statement.
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The reason giant camera lenses end up being so expensive is that the manufacturing process requires the glass to be perfectly ground and polished to incredibly precise tolerances—which slows down the mass production process.
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Still, that money will help Velodyne accelerate the pace at which it can achieve mass production of the new sensor, the company says, bringing it to market faster and cheaper than would've been possible otherwise.
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Given the site's predilection for bone-related jokes (such as the fictional skeleton war or the not-entirely-fictional bone stealing witch), Tumblr provided an ideal environment for bone hurting juice to enter mass production.
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Go deeper: Self-driving car sensor startups may soon detect the end of the road Editors note: An earlier version of this story incorrectly said Luminar's Orlando headquarters would be the site of mass production.
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DC's model may be one of those more responsible approaches: It prevents the mass production and marketing of marijuana, but the drug still remains accessible through growing, gifting, and some other limited avenues of distribution.
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But they said there could be delays to the start of mass production of dual-lens camera modules, which Apple is widely rumored to adopt for the high-end model of its upcoming iPhone 7.
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Yet another program on GitHub is described as "tools to aid in the humane mass-production of CryptoKitties," and although it's not yet done, its creator Bo Henderson intends to use it to automate breeding.
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While there is no set deadline on when these cars will be launched, Baidu said in a statement that both companies aim to achieve "mass production of the autonomous cars over the next few years."
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The cost of integrating electric cars into mass production as well as investments in self-driving cars, such as the building of a research center near Munich, will cause investments to rise, the carmaker added.
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The eighth iteration is 240 pounds lighter than the company's last-generation vehicle, it has a top speed of 245 miles per hour, and it will be the first one to go into mass production.
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The Chinese company started mass production of the same type of cylindrical battery made by Panasonic for Tesla's Model 3 in 2017, in the city of Suzhou about 100 kms (60 miles) away from Shanghai.
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Meanwhile, shares of Japan Display rose nearly 24 percent following a report from the Nikkei business daily that the company intends to begin mass production of small OLED panels for smartphones as early as 2019.
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While R&D efforts along the EV battery supply chain are focusing on finding suitable or even superior materials, they will still have to undergo rigorous testing requirements and new manufacturing developments before mass production.
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According to Carbon CEO and cofounder Joseph M. DeSimone, customer and partner requests from the likes of the BMW Group, GE, Sculpteo, The Technology House and others, pushed Carbon to develop machines for mass-production.
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The Chinese company started mass production of the same type of cylindrical battery made by Panasonic for Tesla's Model 3 in 2017, in the city of Suzhou about 100 km (60 miles) away from Shanghai.
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But it was not until the 1920s that discernible productivity gains showed up, after the motors spread and factory work was reorganized into mass-production assembly lines to exploit the new technology of its day.
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She also became the creative director of Mr. Rosso's high-end Diesel Black Gold label, which represented a move away from time-consuming and expensive hand work and toward mass production and slick commercial appeal.
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Separately, Volkswagen has abandoned its decades-old obsession with empire building and no-expense-spared engineering to free up resources for the development and mass production of electric cars, its CEO Herbert Diess told Reuters.
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She makes a strong argument for the importance of science applied to (what are often seen as) the frivolities of fashion, especially if we want to move away from the unartful excesses of mass production.
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Then as cities grew, builders looked for ways to light smaller rooms with shorter ceilings, and their prayers were answered by the improvement and mass-production of the incandescent light bulb, in the early 1900s.
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"LG has invested hundred of billions of Korean won for related facilities and plans to start mass production from early next year," the Korean-language report quoted a source in the chemical industry as saying.
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Mr. Jia remains Faraday Future's largest shareholder and emphasized in his letter on Thursday that he would dedicate his energy to getting the company's first production-ready model, called the FF 91, into mass production.
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The polish was launched this week complete with a designer bottle and box, and the next step is an online music video asking Hong Kongers to choose the best flavour to go into mass production.
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Samsung says it plans to go into mass production for just the display in the "matter of months," but we don't really know much of anything about it beyond the brief glimpse we got onstage today.
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Of course, the flip side of this is that 3D printing doesn't have as steep of a price drop when bringing up economies of scale — at least when compared to mass production as it exists today.
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YTO developed its first driverless tractor in 2017 and is aiming to start mass production soon, depending on market demand, said Lei Jun, an executive at the firm's technology center, without giving a more detailed timeline.
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The company has yet to enter mass production five years after its launch, mainly as a result of a series of financial issues that have ended in layoffs, unpaid wages, furloughs, property selloffs and much more.
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Even if Mr Musk's dream of turning his factory into an "alien dreadnought" of automated mass production really points to a better way of making cars, he could run out of money before proving his case.
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Samsung Display isn't offering a timeline for when we might expect a release of any products with the supposedly unbreakable OLED panel inside them, and it has yet to announce mass production of the new component.
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This year the rocket company brought on Adam Spice as chief financial officer from the semiconductor industry, opened a new mass production facility in New Zealand and announced it will build a U.S. launchpad in Virginia.
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The Korean outlet also says components for the new phone will enter mass production sometime in November, and that we could expect to see a final product by the end of this year or early next.
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At an event in San Francisco, Qualcomm said it plans to begin testing its new Cloud AI 100 chip with partners such as Microsoft Corp later this year, with mass production likely to begin in 2020.
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Since software, rather than skilled craftsmen working in wood or metal, is behind the process, changes can be made easily and cheaply; traditional machine tools used in mass-production factories make design alterations expensive and slow.
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Intel is once again delaying the release of its next-generation 10nm Cannon Lake processors, with mass production on the chips now expected for 2019 instead of the end of 2018 as originally planned, via Engadget.
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Tesla is planning a grand opening on Friday of the Gigafactory, intended to be Mr. Musk's 21st-century answer to Henry Ford's sprawling River Rouge plant, which transformed the concept of mass production in the 1920s.
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Well-regarded Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of TF International Securities said two new versions of Apple's iPad Pro will go into mass production in the fourth quarter of 2019 or the first quarter of 2020.
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According to the Facebook page of Hoversurf CEO Alexander Atamanov, the company has signed a memorandum of understanding with Dubai Police and has been invited to open mass production of the vehicle in the Dubai area.
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Before Mr. Hackett's arrival last May, the company had focused much of its long-term strategy on self-driving cars, and had vowed to have a car with no steering wheel in mass-production by 2021.
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In Washington, some officials were more worried about another aspect of Mr. Kim's proclamations, specifically a declaration in his New Year's speech that North Korea would begin "mass production" of nuclear weapons and missiles in 2018.
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The need for carmakers to win over a public still hesitant about buying a car that needs half an hour or more to recharge is becoming more urgent as electric vehicles move closer to mass production.
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Astra revealed its business model and progress to date in a new feature article with Bloomberg Businessweek, detailing how it plans to use mass production to deliver rockets quickly and cheaply for small satellite orbital delivery.
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In Piketty's mind, it seems that the most remarkable economic development of the 20th century had little to do with mass production, globalisation, the rise and fall of communist governments or the development of welfare states.
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Volkswagen plans to build 10 million electric cars based on its new modular MEB platform, the German car maker said on Monday, as it targets the launch of worldwide mass production towards the end of 2022.
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Just as interchangeable parts helped make mass production and the Industrial Revolution possible, organoids that have consistent qualities and can be combined as needed may help to speed a revolution in understanding how the human brain develops.
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Honda tells me that what is being shown in Geneva is very close to the finished mass-production vehicle, which will go on sale in Europe before the end of 2019, with deliveries to follow in 2020.
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Then there's Xiaomi, which has teased a phone that folds backwards from a tablet into a phone that can be held with one hand, a feat that could be even more difficult to implement for mass production.
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"In less than two years we have been able to design, build and successfully fly an aircraft that will serve as our template for mass production," Daniel Wiegand, Lilium's co-founder and CEO, said in a statement.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Tech giant Samsung Electronics Co Ltd said on Monday its system chips business has started mass production of semiconductors using 10 nanometer technology, adding it was the first company in the industry to do so.
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Baidu is preparing to launch a driverless service in China — and elsewhere — with another update to its Apollo autonomous driving platform and the mass production of Apolong, an autonomous mini bus that seats up to 14 people.
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Its affiliate, JOLED, which is majority owned by a state-backed fund, has been working towards using the technology to start mass production of medium-sized screens for medical equipment monitors in late 2018 or early 2019.
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Gorham Silver, founded in Rhode Island in 1831 as a craftsmen's workshop, went on to become the predominant silver manufacturer in the country by taking advantage of advances in mass production and maintaining its commitment to handicraft.
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So once all the barriers put up by prohibition are dismantled — from bans on marketing to police raids that tear down large marijuana farms — and mass production can take root, the price of pot will likely plummet.
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Bloomberg's report also noted that the 5G iPhone Apple is expected to release this fall likely hasn't been impacted by supply chain constraints yet, as mass production for a new phone model doesn't typically begin until May.
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The basic idea: As the relative economic importance of agriculture, extractive industries and mass-production manufacturing declines, these sectors need to be replaced by higher-skill activities such as information technology, bio-technology, healthcare and customized manufacturing.
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Hyatt formed the Celluloid Manufacturing Company with his brother Isaiah, and developed a process of "blow molding", which allowed them to produce hollow tubes of celluloid, paving the way for mass production of cheap toys and ornaments.
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Austrian chipmaker AMS AG reported a 49 percent increase in its third-quarter core profit and gave an upbeat forecast for the next period, largely because Apple started mass production of new phones that include its sensors.
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Mass production of psilocybin by farming magic mushrooms, such as crops of Psilocybe cubensis or Psilocybe semilanceata, involves "extensive real estate and time," while synthetic chemical production remains cost prohibitive, according to a Miami University press release.
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How would Tesla ever pull off mass production of the upcoming Model 3, the car intended to catapult the niche automaker into the big leagues, if it could not deliver on something as fundamental as a seat?
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Because while the first step is just to get to mass-production, Adidas eventually sees a future where everyone will be able to have their own 3D-printed shoe, with the midsole totally customized to their individual needs.
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The three global dangers are linked in such ways as mass production of processed, nutrient-poor food that causes not only obesity and poor nutrition but major greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change, the report said.
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GE has long been one of the main proponents of industrial 3D printing, using it to make fuel nozzles for its new LEAP jet engine in what marked a big step in using the technology in mass production.
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The team says they'll start trial production soon, mass production in May or June, and deliver to backers by July, so maybe the device isn't as far off as it looks, or maybe someone's being a little naive.
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Apple has spoken to potential suppliers about the product and ordered small quantities of near-eye displays from one supplier but hasn't bought enough quantity of components to suggest the glasses will be going into mass-production soon.
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Mass production isn't set to begin until 2021, but the tech should arrive in time to supply the first crop of autonomous cars, which are also targeting street dates sometime within that year from a range of manufacturers.
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Still, Hyundai is already thinking ahead to mass production, and that could be a big help in the future, especially if the cost of components like LiDAR decrease considerably between now and then, as they appear likely to.
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GE has long been one of the main proponents of industrial 2285D printing, using it to make fuel nozzles for its new LEAP jet engine in what marked a big step in using the technology in mass production.
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Unfortunately, the increase in prevalence of mass production tools for apps, one-click templates and other enabling factors means that cheap junk apps have gone off the rails in the App Store over the past couple of years.
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The country's ruling party has said it will include up to $255 million in an extra budget focused on supporting mass production of items which the country has relied on imports from Japan, especially in the chip sector.
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Samsung announced today that it's begun mass production of chips using the second generation of its 14nm process, the technology that will power both the company's own Exynos 8 Octa processor and that of a major rival: Qualcomm.
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Samsung announced today that it's begun mass production of chips using the 2nd generation of its 14nm process, the technology that will power both the company's own Exynos 8 Octa processor and that of a major rival: Qualcomm.
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The beautifully sculpted "concept" cars that regularly appear at motor shows never get built, at least not in the form they left the design studio, because they are inevitably too difficult and expensive to engineer for mass production.
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The book is particularly illuminating on how social trends after 1848—the spread of education, the standardisation of languages, railway development and the mass production of newspapers—led to the rise of political forces like nationalism and democracy.
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Like many local bananas, Tam's dai ziu don't lend themselves well to mass production, so they're grown on a family farm that has somehow managed to survive in one of the most densely-populated cities in the world.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese electric vehicle start-up Nio will start selling its first mass-production vehicle next year, the firm said in a statement on Wednesday, as it unveiled its ES8 SUV car at the Shanghai auto show.
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After teaming up with Michael J. Fox to tease us with self-lacing Nike Mags on Back To The Future day in October, Nike has finally announced a mass production shoe that will feature real-life power laces.
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It is among dozens of works in "Made for You: New Directions in Contemporary Design," an exhibition of one-of-a-kind creations that highlights the growing appeal of handcrafted, customized goods in an era of mass production.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Battery-powered cars are not ready for mass production yet, the chairman of Japan's Toyota Motor Corp told a German magazine, adding that he did not see U.S. electric vehicle pioneer Tesla as a role model.
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"Whilst conventional actuator companies like ALPS, Precision Microdrives, AAC Technologies only produce hardware, Lofelt is the only company delivering the complete hardware, software and user-experience solution, ready for mass-production," a spokesperson for the startup tells me.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 20.9034 (Reuters) - Volkswagen has abandoned its decades-old obsession with empire building and no-expense-spared engineering to free up resources for the development and mass production of electric cars, its CEO Herbert Diess told Reuters.
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It started mass production in 2012 with customers including Germany's Daimler AG and Volkswagen AG. If courts find in favor of SK Innovation, LG Chem and LG Electronics will no longer be able to sell affected battery products.
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The project gained extra gravity by virtue of its setting, Detroit: The birthplace of mass production and former industrial capital of the country, the city in 2013 also made the largest municipal bankruptcy filing in United States history.
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The group, which invented mass production of baking powder in the 1890s, said sales at its diabetes portfolio gained a currency-adjusted 49 percent to 1.1 billion euros, with the prospect of driving growth over the long term.
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Sherry, because it is primarily dry and wonderfully flexible with savory food, has a path forward, particularly because the sherry business has begun to shift from mass production of mediocre wines to the smaller production of exceptional wines.
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The idea, according to Mr. Marks, is to approach construction more like a factory run by Toyota, which is known for efficient mass production, rather than the current method of assembling disparate components in a less organized fashion.
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Why it matters: The Massachusetts startup has now raised more venture capital ($438m total) than any other 3D printing company in history, and expects to roll out its mass production printer later this quarter, after several months of delays.
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While the Tesla Gigafactory began mass production this year in partnership with Japan's Panasonic, Northvolt has yet to identify a site for its project which would require investment of at least 4 billion euros ($4.2 billion) over six years.
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By relying on smartphone-type technologies, mass production techniques, deregulation and the global outsourcing of launches and manufacturing, these new satellites will eventually wind up costing tens of thousands of dollars instead of hundreds of millions of dollars each.
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But delays are the name of the game in ambitious space-based businesses, and OneWeb hasn't been just procrastinating — it has been girding itself for mass production, raising funds to set up launch contracts and improving the satellites themselves.
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Samsung doesn't say which phones the new chips will come to first, but with mass production expected to begin later this year there's speculation that they'll find their way into some of Samsung's Galaxy S11 devices early next year.
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