Milltronics Documentary
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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since the early days of the Industrial Revolution, American ingenuity has been mothered by necessity and driven by the talent to imagine and invent in our DNA is a bold curiosity to ask. What if this is the spirit of innovation that has contributed so much to the advancement of modern civilization? Today, the spirit is alive and well in machine shops across the country where American manufacturers building great products that improve quality of life. You find that spirit at aviation repair technologies. Blytheville, Arkansas, Up in Chanhassen, Minnesota Rev. Zero is applying the latest in machine technology to enable dramatic advances in a biomedical industry. Here, Bob Anderson and Day and Gray Zack are building state of the art, orthopedic, dental and cardiac surgery devices that are extending the human lifespan and improving quality of life. To stand strong behind these innovators machine to manufacturers and their distributor, partners must use the latest technologies to provide machine shop owners with the tools and support they need to compete. It is by working together, innovating new solutions to complex manufacturing problems that we will power the American spirit to imagine and invent and helped write the next chapter of the Industrial Revolution mill tronics. Let's invent