Exploring the: Automotive Supply Side Zone
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- Accelerate
- 3D printing; optical measuring and data acquisition sensor; free interactive CAD plug-in tool; cast urethane molding; 3D/2D software.
Columns Published: 4/26/2012
- On Electronics
- In-vehicle wireless charging system; scalable ACUs; lithium-ion battery tech.
Columns Published: 3/22/2012
- The Green Guide
- Flame Treatment Technology a Green Move for GM; A Cleaner Cleaner; Freudenberg's “Simple” Devices May Make Big Differences in Battery Systems; SolidWorks “Sustainability” Offers Real-Time Green Solutions; Siemens’ “Ctrl-Energy” Monitors Machine Tool...
Columns Published: 11/15/2011
- On Electronics
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Columns Published: 7/14/2011
- The Values of Innovation
- The ability to add value and be compensated for it is critical to being able to fund the next big thing (or the next in a series of incremental little things). And after all, if you are not making money on the value you add, why do it?
Columns Published: 7/13/2011
- Braking By Wire (Almost)
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Columns Published: 7/1/2003
- Homeland Security vs. Global Supply Chains
- Global supply chains may be on a collision course with homeland security. Sweeping changes are taking place as the U.S. Customs Service shifts from interdicting smugglers to preventing terrorism.
Columns Published: 12/1/2002
- Making HEVs Happen
- It seems that hybrid gasoline-electric vehicles (HEVs) may have a future after all and not be the short-term stopgap that many had prophesied. Toyota, in particular, is fully committed to the concept and has made public its aim of selling 300,000 hy...
Columns Published: 11/1/2002
- Vauxhall Ups Its Flexibility in Ellesmere Port
- For all its long history–it celebrates its centenary next year–it is all too easy to dismiss Vauxhall as a bit player in the General Motors empire. The brand is, after all, only to be found in the UK–even the right-hand cars bound for the Republic o...
Columns Published: 9/1/2002
- Cool Under Pressure
- Federal-Mogul's all-steel piston is designed for the increased heat and pressure new heavy duty diesel engines will be generating. Poised to replace aluminum units, it eventually may find its way into passenger vehicles.
Columns Published: 9/1/2002