Chart depicting the innovation valley of death on the technology readiness level scale.
Artificial Intelligence, Biomanufacturing, Fabrics, Innovation, Manufacturing, Photonics, Public Private Partnerships, Robotics

The U.S. outspends other nations in r esearch and development and continues to lead the world in innovations and inventions. However, new products are often “stranded in the lab” when we don't have the manufacturing capability, or get developed in other countries such as China, Germany, and South Korea that invest more aggressively in...

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Biomanufacturing, Fabrics, Facilities, Innovation, Manufacturing, Photonics, Public Private Partnerships, Robotics, Semi-Conductor

Three-quarters of U.S. manufacturers have fewer than 20 employees and do not have extensive research and development capabilities. Given the high costs of product development and their scope of operational challenges, from workforce and regulatory issues to unpredictable disruptions, it is difficult for small manufacturers to maintain...

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Innovation, Manufacturing, Materials, Metals, Reuse

REMADE is GROWING!

JOIN REMADE IN WELCOMING MORE NEW MEMBERS!

REMADE is thrilled to welcome more new members! The logos below represent the broad network of REMADE members.

The REMADE Institute's newest members are: Ohio State University, University of Illinois, Colorado School of Mines, Texas Tech University, Green Blue Institute, EDX Magnetics...

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Innovation, Manufacturing, Recycling, Reuse

The REMADE Institute has announced the selection of its first three foundational projects focused on recycling and recovery of paper, fibers, polymers and e-waste with the lead national lab and universities listed below. Read more about the projects by visiting this page on their website. Please join us in congratulating them!

PROJECT #1 PROJECT ...
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Design, Electronics, Innovation, Manufacturing

Collecting patient data at regular intervals and more frequently than, say, an annual visit, can create what NextFlex refers to as a “personal baseline” for any given patient. What is important is not one’s heart rate or blood pressure compared to a global average that blends age, ethnicity, diet, altitude, and many other factors, but rather...