Design News - October 9, 2006
Cover Story
For more than a decade, automotive safety has been synonymous with crash management. Now, that’s changing. Instead of talking safety cages and crumple zones, automakers and government regulators have begun to espouse a vision of collision avoidance. Instead of air bags and self-tensioning seat belts, they’re talking zero accidents.
- Departments
- Calamities
- The Case of the Sulfurous Sewer
- Designer's Corner
- Good Timing for the CAN Bus
- Low-Power, portable altimeter
- Flash
- Pet Locator: Fido, Call Home
- Stabilize Stills with Pentax K100D Digital SLR
- 'Weight' A Minute
- Get Into the Game With Nintendo Wii
- Record Killer Data
- Gadget Freak
- Case #91: Dick Worked the Graveyard Shift
- Safety is Your Responsibility
- My View
- Will Ford's Shareholders Allow Mulally to Succeed?
- Rant
- Byte-Size Approach Leads to the Right-Size Solution
- Tips From Titus
- Stay Well-Grounded
- Trend Watch
- Happy Birthday, Delrin
- IC Makers Roll Out New Power Management Device
- I/O Expands into Motion
- Weblog
- Try Meeting on the Web
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