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								Plastics Live is a new annual show that will be held in Coventry, the heart of the UK's manufacturing sector.
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								Avik Dey has a 20-year career in global finance and M&A.
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								The new Additive Manufacturing Alliance will help businesses throughout southern Ontario overcome barriers to adopting advanced manufacturing technologies.
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								The deal aims to broaden Sun Chemical's portfolio as a global manufacturer of pigments.
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								The firm says the change represents its the plans for bringing the injection molding industry into the future.
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						Wittmann is famous for robots equipped with mobile X-axes for 2-component, complex automation solutions which are typical for IMM ranging from 300 to 4,000t.
 
	For small machines however with up to 300t clamping force, it is an advantage to have fixed x beams arranged in a compact way.
	
	WITTMANN offers exclusively the first robot with a rigid X-axis in the new WX design. It comes with a load capacity of 12 kg and multiple new features.
	
	Like all WX appliances, the WX138 also operates with the WITTMANN R9 control system. Its 10.1" touch-display offers all features of an efficient control center.
	 
	WITTMANN have also introduced a number of new robot models: two new appliances in the PRIMUS series - PRIMUS 16T and PRIMUS 48T - as well as three models of the SONIC high-speed series: SONIC 131, SONIC 142 and SONIC 143.
						 
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						The University of Saskatchewan project has received $2.5 million in funding through the Canadian Agricultural Partnership, and will be led by Dr. Yongfeng Ai.
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						Developed by researchers at Harvard and MIT, the mask's sensor technology could also be used to create clothing that detects a variety of pathogens and other threats.
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