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The acronym DFM, for design for manufacture, has meant more than a few things during the post- WWII industrial era. It has always been associated with Producibility Guidelines, which are concerned with proper draft angles and ways to generally make manufacturing easier and faster. DFM also blends with Lean strategies and an array of best practices for casting, molding, machining and more. However, contemporary DFM is also a powerful purchasing and business tool.
On the 200th anniversary of the stethoscope, is the iconic medical instrument in danger of becoming obsolete? Or is it about to experience a technological renaissance? In 1816, French physician Rene Laennec was embarrassed to press his ear to a young woman’s chest, the primary method of listening to a patient’s heartbeat at the time. As a more modest alternative, Dr. Laennec rolled up a stack of paper and placed one end of the cylinder to his ear and the other end on the patient’s body.
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