In today’s rapidly evolving manufacturing industry, staying up to date with the latest technologies and processes is crucial to remaining competitive. Upskilling in the manufacturing industry has become a necessity for both companies and employees to keep pace with the ever-changing demands of the industry. THORS recognizes this need and offers
The energy storage sector is dominated by lithium-ion batteries (LIBs), which power more than 90% of the global grid market. The modern world revolves around energy, and we cannot get through a day without relying on some sort of energy source. The demand for energy has experienced exponential growth in
Jeff Martin, Advanced Supplier Quality Manager at Allison Transmission in Indianapolis, IN, provided the following review of THORS manufacturing courses. What is your job title? What are your day-to-day responsibilities? I am the Advanced Supplier Quality Manager responsible for future programs at Allison Transmission. I am responsible for new suppliers
With the rapidly changing remote learning requirements, more educational institutes are looking for cost-effective options for quality online resources to replace textbooks, enhance lectures, and provide learning tools that appeal to the “YouTube” generation. “While most engineering courses are calculation- or design-intensive, introductory manufacturing courses tend to be primarily information-driven.
The manufacturing industry is ever-changing. One of the key drivers of this change is the emergence of new advanced technologies like additive manufacturing which is leading organizations to rethink their manufacturing processes. Shorter value chains, building custom parts, and replacing complex assemblies by simpler 3D printed parts are some of
