Exploring the: Automotive Supply Side Zone
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- Safety Techniques for U.S. NCAP Requirements
- In preparing vehicle manufacturers to meet 2011 model year safety requirements from the U.S.
Article Published: 7/1/2010
- The Hybrid Conundrum, Part 1 of 5
- Without government regulations and incentives, will the consumer demand exist to support production volumes?
Article Published: 5/20/2010
- From Lab to Road: A Rundown of Recent University Research
- Having a car door get keyed is enough to make you feel sick. University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign researchers have developed a coatings additive to let the healing begin.
Article Published: 5/20/2010
- Light, Safe, Steel
- Vehicle engineers are finding that new steels are allowing them to meet requirements for safety and fuel efficiency. Which is not to say they're not using other materials, too.
Article Published: 5/4/2010
- Always ON (And Always Open)
- Continental is deploying the Android operating system to drive forward the connected car—not something that is going to happen in the "future," but may be in your garage by 2013.
Article Published: 5/4/2010
- The Future of Automotive Transportation
- The reinvention of the car is not just going to be an exercise in transforming powertrains, particularly in the world of 2030, when 60% of the people on the planet will live in cities. Crowded cities.
Article Published: 5/1/2010
- F-Series Super Duty: More Than Brute Force
- A truck like the Super Duty is a purpose-built tool. And the purpose of the 2011 model is to work hard, which is made possible by some serious engineering.
Article Published: 5/1/2010
- Rethinking The Seat
- While none of these developments appears to be as though they'd be out of place in a contemporary car, they are really rather extraordinary. More importantly, they are essentially doable from a production standpoint.
Article Published: 5/1/2010
- Measurement Tips For The Micro
- When your parts are tiny, the measurement challenge can be huge.
Article Published: 11/1/2009
- Ford's Better Idea: Improving the IC Engine
- As the Advanced Engine Design and Development Manager at Ford, Brett Hinds has been leading the team there that developed the "EcoBoost" engines.
Article Published: 10/1/2009