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How Sonic Keeps Optimus Moving
In a recent Optimus test reel, a Sonic S12 XD toolbox sits clearly in the background of Tesla’s robotics test floor. It’s not a prop—it’s a working part of the lab. Tesla is building Optimus, a general-purpose humanoid robot engineered to take on unsafe, repetitive, and low-value tasks. The footage shows real pick-and-place sequences, object orientation, and motion planning progress. […]
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Sonic: The Final Step in Your Company’s 5S Plan
All across industry—from automotive to aerospace to advanced manufacturing, companies are investing heavily in 5S and Lean practices to drive efficiency, eliminate waste, and build safer, more productive workspaces. They redesign workflows, optimize part storage, and standardize cleaning routines. But many stop short of true optimization by skipping a very critical area: the tool drawer. Messy drawers, missing sockets, and piles of unorganized […]
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Why Food Processing Plants Trust Sonic Tools to Keep Production Moving
In the world of food processing, uptime is critical. From packaging machines to conveyor systems, every piece of equipment must perform reliably, every single day. A single breakdown on the line can halt production, delay shipments, and cost thousands in lost revenue, not to mention the risk of product waste or compliance issues.That’s why leading […]
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Why Aviation Schools Choose Sonic Tools for AMT Training Programs
Training the next generation of aviation maintenance technicians (AMTs) requires more than classroom instruction. To prepare students for real-world success, they need access to the same tools trusted by the pros. Sonic collaborates directly with aviation schools, technical colleges, and AMT training programs to provide aviation toolkits that align with real-world standards, empowering students from day […]
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Best Practices for Organizing Aviation Toolboxes to Meet FAA Compliance
In aviation maintenance, the organization of your toolbox isn’t just about efficiency—it’s about compliance. FAA toolbox regulations and internal MRO protocols demand strict accountability to reduce the risk of FOD (Foreign Object Debris) and ensure tool traceability. Here’s how you can organize your aviation toolbox to meet FAA expectations while improving workflow and safety. 1. […]
