Machina Labs

To build Robocraftsman, you need a league of master craftsmen. What if your Robocraftman could be folded and deployed anywhere in a shipping container?

Hi Team, Tomorrow, we celebrate not just our nation, but the spirit of innovation that defines America. Our secret sauce has always been technology, keeping us at the forefront of spreading democratic values worldwide. In the early 20th century, we led the way in developing revolutionary manufacturing technologies like the assembly line. Then, we took a long vacation and offshored our manufacturing. Now, we’re facing the consequences of that move: reliance on authoritarian regimes and economic setbacks in once-thriving U.S. manufacturing cities. Machina is here to bring manufacturing back with a bang, redefining it with robotics and AI. This makes us a uniquely American company. However, this path is not easy. Like craftsmen, we are choosing the harder route. It’s easy for the level of talent we have in this company to work with tech giants like Google and Microsoft for potentially better short-term salaries. But we’re not here for quick bucks. We’re here to build essential things that no one else would. I guarantee that if we execute successfully, a techno-industrial company like Machina can be bigger than any of the aforementioned tech companies, with rewards that are both quantitative and qualitative. Techno-industrial companies like Machina have the potential to be the biggest players out there because we deal in the real, tangible world; not just pixels and code. We’re here because we believe this is the most important mission, and we’re all in. Now that's patriotic! I'm very excited and proud of the impact and technology we’re creating. Have an epic Fourth of July with your loved ones! Ed

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Metal sheet fabrication is a $280B industry — over 50% of it is done by stamping, bending, and punching. Machina Labs is effectively combining those processes with their Robo-craftsmen on episode 49 of S³

It’s called a Robocraftsman, not a Roboformer, because it does more than just form, it cuts and performs other tasks too!

The Future of Manufacturing is in the Cloud ☁️? With the convergence of AI Machine Learning, Robotics, Sensors and #3Dprinting? 💭 Think #AWS datacenters as MicroFactories 😃 Former SpaceX engineer invents a "Robotic Blacksmith Army" via Edward Mehr, CEO of Machina Labs Up next, A robot delivery idea so crazy it just might work | Hard Reset > 🎥 Freethink: https://lnkd.in/e4FHw-BF inclusive of Michael Polino It takes years to fix a complex fighter jet. Robo-factories could do it at the click of a button. Automotive parts manufactured in the morning, aerospace parts manufactured at noon: Machina Labs' factory of the future is rethinking manufacturing with roboforming. Roboforming is a revolutionary way of shaping metal using robots and artificial intelligence. To keep up with our ever-shifting digital world, manufacturing needs to deviate from the standard practices established decades ago that most of the industry is still following. Machina Labs is taking manufacturing to the next level by making it more nimble and accessible, no huge factories required. They're approaching the industry with one big idea: What if custom manufacturing could be just as affordable and efficient? 🔗 https://machinalabs.ai • #3Dprinting • #AdditiveManufacturing • #3Dprint • #Robotics • #tranpham • www.tranpham.com • Like 👍 what you see ► Hit the Bell 🔔 to follow me. P.S. Repost ♻️ if you find it valuable. Thanks! 🙏

"Roboforming" could turn a $250B industry into a one-button click  Machina Labs Full episode: https://lnkd.in/eAzJjvHA

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From building fuel tanks for satellites to now robots that could probably reach the stars themselves 🤣 Our next cell? Even bigger robots, because how we use it is definitely important (controls) but size matters too in sheet forming

Machina Labs, which combines AI and robotics to rapidly manufacture advanced composite and metal products, announced that the Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex (WR-ALC) at Robins Air Force Base in Georgia is the first organization in the USAF to utilize the company’s innovative Deployable System capable of manufacturing parts for repair and sustainment on various aircraft platforms. Read the entire article in the JUNE edition of Manufacturing News. www.machinalabs.ai https://lnkd.in/gqXaJ_XJ #Machinalabs #AI #robotics #mfg #WarnerRobbinALC #aircraft