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Content posted in January 2010
Toyota's Problem Was Unforeseeable
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As systems grow in complexity, experts say designing for failure may be the best course of action for managing it
Unique Adhesive Cuts Costs for Plastic Oil Pans
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Removal of screw joints saves 20-25 percent per oil pan
Ford Rolls out Next Generation Sync Technology
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Voice control, touch screen technology enable drivers to keep their eyes on the road
New 3M Inventions Target Solar Cell Technology
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A $200 million investment will expand Scotchshield film production
Dell OptiPlex XE Takes Aim at OEMs
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Dell's OptiPlex XE addresses OEMs' key pain points around stability, environmental concerns and life-cycle longevity.
Wind Power Industry Moves toward Hardware-in-the-Loop Simulation
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A way to optimize embedded control systems before building the real thing
DuPont Bets on the Future of PVF in Solar Cells
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Capacity will expand despite growing competition from new bio-based plastics
New Adhesives, Films Boost Photovoltaic Effectiveness
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New Henkel adhesive meets high-temperature, long-life demands
CT&T Moves beyond Neighborhood EVs
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New sports car uses lithium polymer batteries to boost performance, range
Chinese Automaker BYD Rolls Out Massive Electric Car
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Vehicle uses "iron-based" battery to get 200 miles between charges
Ford to Bring Electric Vehicle Battery Design In-House
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Raises its electric vehicle investments to nearly $1 billion
Pelosi Strikes Optimistic Note at Detroit Auto Show
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House Speaker says Recovery Act has "stirred research, investment and progress" among automakers
Toyota Introduces Compact Hybrid Concept Car
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Company emphasizes a future of hybrids, rather than electric vehicles
New Melt-Phase Process Produces Ultra-Thin Walls
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Three-dimensional parts provide protection or electrical insulation
Micro Electronic Part Requires Tight Color Control
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Even tiny black specks make these tiny moldings defective
Simple, Smart RFID Integration
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Adding RFID slices to TURCK's BL67 distributed I/O system eliminates the need for a separate controller
Ford Enhances In-Vehicle Connectivity
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CEO Mulally describes improved touch and voice interfaces
New HP Workstation Line Tackles Price, Performance
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Lineup includes the HP Z200 $769 entry-level point to workstation-class performance along with the EliteBook 8440w 14-inch mobile workstation.
Targeting Low Cost PACs
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AutomationDirect's Productivity3000 platform eliminates fixed memory addressing and beefs up communication options
Designing Drives to withstand Extreme Environments
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Embedded plug-in modules offer ambient operating temperatures from -40 to 85C




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