Producing sustainable building materials from volcanic ash and rocks
Can debris from Mount Etna pave the way for a new source of renewable, eco-friendly construction material? Researchers and scientists in Sicily think so.
Can debris from Mount Etna pave the way for a new source of renewable, eco-friendly construction material? Researchers and scientists in Sicily think so.
The data-driven revolution in manufacturing will require the right actions, individually and collaboratively, to realize its full potential.
Fifteen new organizations have joined the World Economic Forum’s Global Lighthouse Network as leaders in technologies like AI and digitalization, to achieve growth without increasing thei...
What do you get when you cross an engineer with a manager? For one Chinese manufacturer, the answer is a big boost in operational efficiency. Here's why.
Meet some of the world’s most advanced factories, that are leading the way to help others become more resilient - and more sustainable.
The coronavirus pandemic disrupted manufacturing around the world. These cutting-edge technologies could future-proof factories before the next shock.
Tune into the event on 17 September, 2020 at 13:00-14:30 CET.
COVID-19 is changing the construction industry. Here are four ways prefab housing, powered by digital technology, could help us provide better, more affordable homes.
Localized production could allow for greater resilience and opportunity as the globe struggles with the coronavirus.
The coronavirus pandemic has exposed the global pharma industry's vulnerability, disrupting the supply of vital drugs. Here's how technology can make the sector more resilient.
This briefing document builds on the Regional Action Group’s insights and on the Forum’s Platform for Shaping the Future of Advanced Manufacturing and Production activities, and provides ...
The World Economic Forum, in collaboration with Kearney, brought together senior-level executives from various industry sectors to identify the best response to the COVID-19 crisis.
The coronavirus pandemic has exposed the fragility of modern supply chains. Here's what trade, investment and production will look like after the crisis.
From 3D printing to plastic alternatives, here's how manufacturing can change to protect the environment.







