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We are a domestic supplier of high quality low cost CNC/Fabricated parts, castings, extrusions and assemblies to companies such as Parker Hannifin, Guardian Glass, Cardinal Glass, and Applied Materials Inc., etc. We have been able to increase our business 30%-40% per year by implementing lean manufacturing, increasing quality and reducing cost. We re-located from Hayward to Madera into a green field 40,000 Square Foot facility on 10 acres land. We have over 35 CNC Milling Machines and Lathes; including 5 CNC Milling Machines each with a bed capacity of 28 Feet. We provide complete manufacturing capabilities; including Fabrication, CNC Machining, CNC Tube Bending, Precision Welding, Finishing, Assembly, testing, etc. We were an integral part of manufacturing the architectural fixtures for the 9/11 Memorial site. We also designed, manufactured, and installed the seismic structure for the “Fastest Super Computer in the World” at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in Livermore, California in December of 2011.

Our mission is to use our team's strong Engineering and Technical expertise to develop state of the art processes that will meet and exceed customers' expectations by manufacturing quality products on time at a competitive price.

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Usually playing catch is played between two people. As of now, catch can be played with a robot. Developers at Disney Research Labs have created a humanoid robot that is capable of throwing and catching a ball with its hand. To start, a camera locates the ball, then the ball's destination is predicted. Once that is done, the robot's hand is positioned in the ball's predicted destination. Resulting in the robot catching the ball. To see a demonstration, click the video above!

Too lazy to pass the salt or pepper? Don't worry, there's a bot for that. These two little bots are able to do just that. Designed with clever clockwork, these robots are capable of strolling across the table to deliver you salt and pepper. A tiny twist of their inner-workings and they're off to the other side of the table. The white one carries the salt and the black bot carries the pepper (obviously). If your interested in purchasing these robots, then visit amazon.com . Anyways, enjoy the demo video above!

Our mission is to use our team's strong Engineering and Technical expertise to develop state of the art processes that will meet and exceed customers' expectations by manufacturing quality products on time at a competitive price.
Services

• CNC Milling & Turning
• Automated CNC Drilling & Milling
• CNC Horizontal Milling
• Conventional Milling
• Conventional Machining
• Stamping & Forming
• Welding Assembly

Who We Are:
Nemat Management & Productivity Group (NMPG) is a proven process improvement and problem solving company with extensive background in manufacturing. Majority of our projects result in a payback period of less than 4 months.

Our Mission:
Our mission is to provide our clients with management and engineering expertise required to identify, develop, and implement improvement projects, cultural changes, and team development in order to improve their profitability through improving; productivity, quality, cycle time, and reducing operating costs.

Our Vision:
Our vision is to increase our clients' Value Added Activities (V.A.) and reduce their Non-Value Added Activities (N.V.A.). Non-Value Added Activities typically account for 75% of all activities. 

Nemat, Inc

Nemat Management group is a United States manufacturer of consumer products, providing domestic Contract Manufacturing, as well as Engineering and Management Consulting services.

Nemat Management Group was established in September of 1994 in Aptos, California as an Engineering and Management Consulting firm.  The objective of the company was to provide “Design for Manufacturability” and “Lean Manufacturing” solutions to Top Fortune 500 companies to increase their profit margins.

In September of 2004, Nemat Management Group acquired Quality Precision Inc, (A CNC Contract Manufacturing Company) to provide clients with a Domestic High Quality/Low Cost Alternative to off-shoring.  This acquisition enabled the company to grow an average of 40% per year.

In January of 2008, with increased demand for company services, plans were developed to purchase property and build a 40,000 sq. ft. Greenfield facility and relocate the company.  The company also acquired 5 High Capacity CNC Milling machines to support larger size products for customers.  In addition, Nemat Management Group acquired Hi-Tech Precision in April of 2008 to add capacity to its offerings.  The new facility was completed in May of 2009 and all divisions of the company were relocated to the new facility.

In September of 2010, the Engineering Department was expanded to provide clients with Product Development and Design Services.  The company now has a New Product Development Incubator while developing and manufacturing consumer products Made in the USA.


Contract Manufacturing

We are a domestic supplier of high quality low cost CNC/Fabricated parts, castings, extrusions and assemblies to companies such as Parker Hannifin, Guardian Glass, Cardinal Glass, and Applied Materials Inc., etc.  We have been able to increase our business 30%-40% per year by implementing lean manufacturing, increasing quality and reducing cost. 

We re-located from Hayward to Madera into a green field 40,000 Square Foot facility on 10 acres land.  We have over 35 CNC Milling Machines and Lathes; including 5 CNC Milling Machines each with a bed capacity of 28 Feet.  We provide complete manufacturing capabilities; including Fabrication, CNC Machining, CNC Tube Bending, Precision Welding, Finishing, Assembly, testing, etc.  We were an integral part of manufacturing the architectural fixtures for the 9/11 Memorial site. 

We also designed, manufactured, and installed the seismic structure for the “Fastest Super Computer in the World” at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in Livermore, California in December of 2011.  You can view a video of our grand opening on our web site; www.nemat.com, Media, Ribbon Cutting Ceremony.  Attached are some pictures of the products we manufacture as well as our list of equipment.

Welcome to our new blog. We intend to post valuable information about our company and services, along with other interesting ideas, products and services. Thanks for stopping by!

If your too sleepy in the morning to pour yourself a bowl of cereal then this robot is here to help. Built out of Legos and controlled via a micro controller, this robot is perfect for when you wake up on the wrong side of the bed. Whether your too lazy or tired to make yourself breakfast, this bot will take care of it. To see how it makes breakfast, check out the video above. Other than that, thanks for reading!

Today, Call of Duty Black Ops 2 was released all across the nation. In the newest copy/paste Call of Duty game, robots play a huge role. For example, the cheesy storyline is when the enemies takes control of America's robots, or as the trailer states, "gets the keys." The setting is also in 2025, which gives us a clue that these robots could be right around the corner. In the latest trailer, two quadruped robots and multiple quadrotors are shown. These two robots easily resemble BigDog. In addition, FPS Russia was showing off the quadrotor drones. Even though those types of robots can't carry a gun, I'm sure it won't be long until DARPA reveals one. Thanks for reading and check out the video above to see the robot-friendly trailer!

The last time I wrote a post about a fast robot, it was related to the soda can challenge. Yet again, ABB has succeeded in making a fast and agile robotic arm. Dragon, as they call it, is currently the fastest industrial robot in the world. It's designed to make computer mice efficiently and productively. If you want to see this robot in action, then check out the video above.

Even though Japan has robots like Asimo, the US has robots with swag.