Sentences with phrase «scale manufacturing like»
Most pitches involve small - scale manufacturing like plastic deck chairs or magnetic schedules for children, with entrepreneurs looking for the seed funding to get their dream venture off the ground.
http://www.canadianbusiness.com/ Not exact matches
«It's a challenge to get from the academic lab into a full - scale manufacturing process, so we'd like to be that facilitator of technology in the control - release space,» Flynn says.
This is also why companies like GE Healthcare are jumping into cell therapy manufacturing to offer companies like Novartis, Kite, and Juno large - scale production services.
It just means that the company is becoming like other carmakers as it increases its manufacturing scale.
Shapiro got the idea for Glowforge after experimenting with an industrial machine called the CNC Laser Printer Engraver, used by companies like Apple and Boeing for large - scale manufacturing.
Educational workshops and one - on - ones cover topics like manufacturing, marketing, scaling overseas, intellectual property and government funding and contracts.
J.Hohn, your argument applies for manufacturing industries that use natural resources, or perhaps natural resources like wind turbines and drone peat afforestation that have room to be scaled.
Most of the innovations of the late 20th century, like computers, CDs, and color TV, came from large - scale industrial engineering and manufacture.
«The same is true for nano - and microscale manufacturing, which can't be scaled up to things like a building façade.»
Other materials, like magnesium, aluminum and titanium, are comparable to carbon fiber in certain roles with the added benefits of lower costs, larger production scales and quicker manufacturing.
«So, in this way you can build up large - scale structures without producing bricks — kind of like additive manufacturing.»
In order to meet future challenges, the authors argue that the East Bay must invest in its core economic assets, such as preparing an advanced manufacturing workforce and scaling up proven work - based learning models like Linked Learning.
Moreover, widespread implementation of distributed, local electricity generation — especially low - cost, high - efficiency thin - film photovoltaics like those now being manufactured by Nanosolar for the municipal utility market, and other innovative PV technologies like the cylindrical PV modules being manufactured by Solyndra for commercial rooftop applications — will greatly reduce the need for large - scale, centralized baseload generation.
Well, it seems like the scales are starting to tip towards solar manufacturing.
And this same period saw the expansion of fossil fuel burning from the traditional family needs like heating / cooking, then on to quickly power - up both modern modern agriculture and also the industrial - mass production revolution in manufacturing industries, and finally the large - scale generation of ubiquitous electrical power, eventually distributed into nearly every home and business in the industrialized societies, with close to 24x7x365 availability.
Excerpt from Transport section of 2017 «We are still in» report With the largest (China), fourth largest (Germany) and sixth largest (India) vehicle manufacturing nations (164) announcing they are going to phase out the internal combustion engine, and with other countries like Britain and France joining in, 165 the auto industry can see their future is in EVs manufactured at scale.
DAC system costs are likely to come down with larger scale deployments, much like other clean energy technologies such as wind energy have, especially if DAC systems are manufactured modularly.
It is likely that the first commercial - scale DAC projects will cost several hundreds of dollars per ton of concentrated CO2, but as manufacturing improves over time, these costs are likely to come down significantly, especially if DAC is manufactured modularly like many startups are attempting to do.
That is what the medical profession does, and all of large - scale manufacturing, because nothing cuts costs like scaling up, and scaling - up is why support - services delivery systems are used in other professions and in large - scale manufacturing.