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    1. Research and Development

    Top 10 Technologies to Watch in 2020

    Dec. 6, 2019
    As technologies mature, here are ten we see with the most promise for the year ahead.

    We live in an age where new technologies hit the market almost daily. The question is will manufacturers find meaningful applications for latest advances? In some instances, it is just a matter of a new technology hitting the market at the wrong time. In other cases, it may not make sense. When technology has staying power, it often has the ability to revolutionize how manufacturers operate.