“Sonic commits to continuous improvement and innovation”. Accompanying this commitment is the responsibility that we have to be at the cutting edge with processes for all new types of packages that are constantly coming out in the market place. View the letter from Linear Technology Corporation recommending Sonic as the preferred assembly supplier for their specific module products. This just fortifies Sonic’s commitments for Best in Class: Customer Service Quality Performance Productivity C…

Manufacturing Process It is really important to us that we deliver a 100% quality product to gamers, so we chose manufacturing partners with a strong reputation for delivering excellent products on time. We were very fortunate that one of the world’s best electronics manufacturers is almost in our backyard here in California. Sonic Manufacturing Technologies has been incredible – in our inaugural run, we had ZERO defects. Our injection molded plastics are manufactured by American Precision Pr…

Sonic Manufacturing Technologies Launches Instantaneous Procurement and Next Day Delivery FREMONT, California USA, June 27, 2016 Sonic Manufacturing Technologies today announces the successful rollout of Supply Chains at the Speed of Light™; a data-driven supply chain integration that exchanges purchasing data within seconds of sensing demand and delivers components to our manufacturing lines the next business day. Partnering with Digi-Key Corporation, the two companies tested the model in a…

More than two years have passed since we introduced our U.S. Manufacturing Renaissance theme. At that time, we detailed initial signs of a pick-up in domestic manufacturing driven by both a return of formerly outsourced production and an expansion in goods for export. This trend was being driven by a number of factors, although headwinds to a resurgence of U.S. manufacturing also existed.read more

Manufacturing in the U.S. is starting to make a comeback, and is poised for even bigger gains in the years ahead. That, at least, is the way the optimists see it. Driven partly by more competitive labor and energy costs and companies’ desire to produce goods closer to their customers, the number of factory jobs has started to rise after plunging for decades, edging up by about 600,000 over the past four years to more than 12 million. Some U.S. companies are bringing jobs back home, and foreig…