Top Manufacturing Nations from Now to 2020

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The 2016 Global Manufacturing Competitiveness Index forecasts that the top eleven countries will remain consistent between now and 2020, with some exchange of rankings. In addition to China and the United States retaining the top two spots,Germany and Japan will remain at third and fourth respectively. India, currently 11th on the list, is expected to jump up to as high as fifth place. South Korea, Canada and Singapore are expected to drop one spot each due to India's rise, while Taiwan and the UK are expected to drop two spots. Mexico, meanwhile, is expected to move up from eighth to seventh.

The next nine spots, however, show how the industry anticipates that developing markets will continue to mature and become more formidable over the next five years. Malaysia is expected to rise from 17th to 13th, Vietnam from 18th to 12th, and Indonesia from 19th to 15th. Conversely, European nations including Switzerland, Sweden, Poland, and the Netherlands are expected to drop as many as six spots in their ability to compete.

"While emerging markets continue to push the leaders, the findings demonstrate the strength of the manufacturing powerhouses of the 20th century withthe United States, Germany, and Japan holding three of the top four positions currently and in the future" commented Giffi. "If you add in the UK and Canada, which are also part of the top ten most competitive manufacturing nations, it really emphasizes the 'back to the future' theme of these research findings. It also suggests that the BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia,India, and China) – with the exception of China – seem to have lost their allure as highly competitive manufacturing locations today, based on the views of executives responding to this study. India, however, is projected to move back up to the top five in the world, demonstrating executive optimism for the country in the future."

United States expected to lead as the top manufacturing nation by 2020, according... -- WASHINGTON, Dec. 4, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --

 

[Hello It's me]

India moving to up the ladder. By 2025, we should easily be in top 3

 

[Indika]

I am waiting to see what india is going to engineer & design. Manufacturing is next step. We can always manufacture 90%(some things like engine,nuke reactor,chips are exceptions) of the time which are designed elsewhere.

 

[rational]

I'm not interested in could, would, should, will.

Achieve it first, then brag.

Who is bragging you just heard India name & your butt go up in flames , From 1992 to 2012 India rose from 18th to 9th position in manufacturing

India is moving up the chain at appropriate pace suited for us

This projection are made by people more qualified than you and me ,I am not saying you should take it for granted but one should also not ignore

 

[cnleio]

I'm not interested in could, would, should, will.

Achieve it first, then brag.

WILL , WILL WILL WILL WILL WILL WILL WILL WILL ... will have the chance.

 

[$@rJen]

WILL , WILL WILL WILL WILL WILL WILL WILL WILL ... will have the chance.

Chances are already being used by india.. and the results are very positive.. #6 has given the proof for it and india will continue to climb the table

 

[cnleio]

Chances are already being used by india.. and the results are very positive.. #6 has given the proof for it and india will continue to climb the table

Of cource, India also have the chance will surpass China ... pity China only left the last chance & will before N.o1.

 

[cnleio]

No sir no one can surpass mighty dragon , they are the best ,you have even left US behind soon you will even leave earth to colonies mars i really hope you take @RisingShiningSuperpower with you

LOL ... sure, China has the chance to Luna even Mars. Chinese have our own chance to leave the earth and creat another colony.

China is no 1 in arrogancy also...apart from copy paste

Pity ... u even don't know the basic skill of copy & paste.

 

[Bussard Ramjet]

India moving to up the ladder. By 2025, we should easily be in
top 3

India sure has the potential, but all too often it can't go beyond words. Hope that there is sustained growth in manufacturing now.

 

[rational]

Maybe China should have got NASA to do the Mars project like India did and pretend like you did it.



India is number 1 in arrogance. No one will dispute this.

Everyone used other countries help for tracking ,mighty dragon was using ESA help for tracking here

The ESA ground station network is being mobilised to provide direct support to China's Chang'e-1 Moon mission. Three ESTRACK stations will be used to track Chang'e-1 on the flight to the Moon and during the critical Moon orbit insertion.

The mission was launched on 24 October 2007 at 10:05 UTC (12:05 CEST) from Launch Pad 3 at the Xichang Satellite Launch Centre in south-west China's Sichuan Province.

Engineers at ESOC, the European Space Operations Centre, in Darmstadt, Germany, will be 'on the loop' - in voice communication - with Chinese mission controllers at BACC, the Beijing Aerospace Command and Control Centre, starting on 1 November.


Chang'e-1
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ESA's 15m European Space Tracking (ESTRACK) network stations at Maspalomas (Spain) and Kourou (French Guiana) will be used at the start of ESA's tracking campaign.

These will be joined later by ESTRACK's DS1 - the giant 35m deep-space station at New Norcia, Australia.

The three will rotate tracking duties during Chang'e-1's cruise to the Moon, and will be in contact during the critical orbit insertion manoeuvres, scheduled for 5, 6 and 7 November.

ESTRACK essential for success

At certain points, Chang'e-1 will not be visible from China's own tracking stations, making ESTRACK support essential for mission success.


New Norcia: ESA's first 35m deep-space station
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"There has been a lot of preparation on the ESTRACK side, but we're ready to go," said John Reynolds, Operations Manager for ESTRACK in support to Chang'e-1.

ESA previously provided ESTRACK services to China for the Double Star mission, which conducted joint studies - together with ESA's Cluster - of the Sun's effects on the Earth's environment.


Engineers at work in ESOC's ESTRACK Control Centre
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ESA stations are remotely controlled from the ESTRACK Control Centre (ECC) located at ESOC, and are normally unmanned for routine operations. For Chang'e-1, engineers will be on duty at the three stations involved to provide quick response in the event of any technical problems.

Scientists, engineers and ground control experts from ESOC have spent months working to ensure that Chang'e-1 support goes off without a glitch. Preparations included a series of joint meetings in Beijing and Darmstadt, use of ESOC's reference station for testing, and upgrading station software. ESTRACK controllers have also participated in simulations with their Chinese counterparts.

"ESA's expertise in tracking Chang'e-1 sets the stage for future cooperation with China. The Agency's ESTRACK network is a resource that benefits not only the Agency but also all space science through such international cooperation," said Erik Soerensen, Head of the System Requirements and Validation Section at ESOC.

Extending cooperation and sharing benefits


Maspalomas S-band and X-band ground station
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In return for ESA's tracking services, China will share scientific data generated by the mission and the two agencies will also establish a visitors' programme so that researchers can learn from each other (see New mission to the Moon lifts off).

During ESA's SMART-1 mission, which ended in September 2006, the agency provided China with details of the spacecraft's position and transmission frequencies so that the Chinese could test their tracking stations and ground operation procedures by following it - a part of their preparation for Chang'e-1.

First step in China's Lunar Exploration Program


The beautiful Chang'e soars to the Moon
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Chang'e-1 represents the first step in China's plans to land robotic explorers on the Moon before 2020. The spacecraft is large, weighing in at 2350 kg, and it will operate from a low, circular lunar orbit, just 200 km above the surface of the Moon. From here, it will perform its science mission for a full year.

Named after the Chinese goddess of the Moon, Chang'e-1 is the first phase in the China Lunar Exploration Program (CLEP).

 

[Bussard Ramjet]

Who is bragging you just heard India name & your butt go up in flames , From 1992 to 2012 India rose from 18th to 9th position in manufacturing

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India is moving up the chain at appropriate pace suited for us

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This projection are made by people more qualified than you and me ,I am not saying you should take it for granted but one should also not ignore

This is the next graph from MAPI again.

India's manufacturing sector came in a lot of trouble during 2012-2014.

So, from 2012 to 2014, we lost places in the rankings.

China Solidifies Its Position as the World’s Largest Manufacturer | MAPI


The reality is that, there is very little difference in from rank 5 onwards. So, a few good years can bring India back to top 5.

Thankfully, growth in manufacturing has been restored in 2015, with a healthy 8+ growth.

 

[Bussard Ramjet]

Yes we should at least be in top five, I never said India can match China they are on the league of their own & one should applaud their achievement but just look at the arrogance of these people the movement they here India Vietnam etc all of there butt go up in flame

Yes, I understand. They are arrogant, and they will pay for it.

But, we also have our own faults. We as Indians must accept that we have more interest in declaring ourselves as a superpower, than actually doing the work required to become one. We are loud mouthed, and boastful.

 

[Bussard Ramjet]

Yes we should at least be in top five, I never said India can match China they are on the league of their own & one should applaud their achievement but just look at the arrogance of these people the movement they here India Vietnam etc all of there butt go up in flame

Rather, if you have time, I would recommend you reading the letter that Qing Emperor wrote for the English King.

It was arrogance and complacency that basically destroyed China in the 19th century onwards. Because by the middle of the 19th century, China accounted for a third of all economic output in the world!

 

[Beidou2020]

Everyone used other countries help for do tracking mighty dragon were using ESA help for tracking here

The ESA ground station network is being mobilised to provide direct support to China's Chang'e-1 Moon mission. Three ESTRACK stations will be used to track Chang'e-1 on the flight to the Moon and during the critical Moon orbit insertion.

The mission was launched on 24 October 2007 at 10:05 UTC (12:05 CEST) from Launch Pad 3 at the Xichang Satellite Launch Centre in south-west China's Sichuan Province.

Engineers at ESOC, the European Space Operations Centre, in Darmstadt, Germany, will be 'on the loop' - in voice communication - with Chinese mission controllers at BACC, the Beijing Aerospace Command and Control Centre, starting on 1 November.


Chang'e-1
ACCESS THE IMAGE
ESA's 15m European Space Tracking (ESTRACK) network stations at Maspalomas (Spain) and Kourou (French Guiana) will be used at the start of ESA's tracking campaign.

These will be joined later by ESTRACK's DS1 - the giant 35m deep-space station at New Norcia, Australia.

The three will rotate tracking duties during Chang'e-1's cruise to the Moon, and will be in contact during the critical orbit insertion manoeuvres, scheduled for 5, 6 and 7 November.

ESTRACK essential for success

At certain points, Chang'e-1 will not be visible from China's own tracking stations, making ESTRACK support essential for mission success.


New Norcia: ESA's first 35m deep-space station
ACCESS THE IMAGE
"There has been a lot of preparation on the ESTRACK side, but we're ready to go," said John Reynolds, Operations Manager for ESTRACK in support to Chang'e-1.

ESA previously provided ESTRACK services to China for the Double Star mission, which conducted joint studies - together with ESA's Cluster - of the Sun's effects on the Earth's environment.


Engineers at work in ESOC's ESTRACK Control Centre
ACCESS THE IMAGE
ESA stations are remotely controlled from the ESTRACK Control Centre (ECC) located at ESOC, and are normally unmanned for routine operations. For Chang'e-1, engineers will be on duty at the three stations involved to provide quick response in the event of any technical problems.

Scientists, engineers and ground control experts from ESOC have spent months working to ensure that Chang'e-1 support goes off without a glitch. Preparations included a series of joint meetings in Beijing and Darmstadt, use of ESOC's reference station for testing, and upgrading station software. ESTRACK controllers have also participated in simulations with their Chinese counterparts.

"ESA's expertise in tracking Chang'e-1 sets the stage for future cooperation with China. The Agency's ESTRACK network is a resource that benefits not only the Agency but also all space science through such international cooperation," said Erik Soerensen, Head of the System Requirements and Validation Section at ESOC.

Extending cooperation and sharing benefits


Maspalomas S-band and X-band ground station
ACCESS THE IMAGE
In return for ESA's tracking services, China will share scientific data generated by the mission and the two agencies will also establish a visitors' programme so that researchers can learn from each other (see New mission to the Moon lifts off).

During ESA's SMART-1 mission, which ended in September 2006, the agency provided China with details of the spacecraft's position and transmission frequencies so that the Chinese could test their tracking stations and ground operation procedures by following it - a part of their preparation for Chang'e-1.

First step in China's Lunar Exploration Program


The beautiful Chang'e soars to the Moon
ACCESS THE IMAGE
Chang'e-1 represents the first step in China's plans to land robotic explorers on the Moon before 2020. The spacecraft is large, weighing in at 2350 kg, and it will operate from a low, circular lunar orbit, just 200 km above the surface of the Moon. From here, it will perform its science mission for a full year.

Named after the Chinese goddess of the Moon, Chang'e-1 is the first phase in the China Lunar Exploration Program (CLEP).

The ENTIRE Indian mars mission was a fraud. All done by NASA on behalf of India where India took credit. Remove NASA, India won't get anywhere near mars.

Indian mars achievement my arse

 

[cnleio]

not cheater like you

LOL ... don't say me cheating, i indeed 'copy' & 'paste' in my job but that's not as simple as u thought ...

Recent days Mr Leio doing a new project ... a 'Made in China' goods made by cheap ARM Cortex-M3 microprocessor with a 3' Touch-LCD sreen, inside uCOSII and GUI embedded system. Mr Leio drawing the sch and program codes, i do really 'copy' & 'paste' some codes from others ever used to make it work ... Mr Leio 'copy' experience of predecessors and using into my project. This's just a Demo-board, the real goods will be more beautiful !

As u see, this's u said 'Made in China' Do u reach the door of 'copy' & 'paste' ???