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Content tagged with Automation & Control posted in February 2003
How Hot is Mac OS X? Flaming
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Graphic measurement software gets rave reviews
Design Contest
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CAD elite meet
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This Volvo Won't Roll
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Differential braking and throttle control system aid SUV handling
Engineers Getting More Software Choices
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Interfaces improve; collaboration included
Study aids
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Use a Number Two Pencil Only, Please
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Administrators ponder ways to get more engineers to take the PE Exam
Lane Oiler Bowls 'em Over
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Controls bring precision to bowling lane surface treatment
Dam good!
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Copper Books IC at 90
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Prototype provides 90 Mbits/sec over copper lines
Users Opt for Hydraulic Machinery Retrofits
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New controls bring added life to older systems
Drives step up
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A Site for Sore Eyes
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Website overhaul in the works
How Low Can You Go?
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Design engineers gravitate to lower power valves
Shock Treatment
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Defibrillator engineers design out the false positives
Control Freak
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The University of California at Berkeleys Homayoon Kazerooni has developed a system that can control even large plants with a single cable.
FEA Still Spreading Its Wings
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Ex-aerospace engineers take it from its roots to consumer products
Here's Your Pink Slip
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Recent layoffs prompt some to wonder if engineering is taking too much of a beating
New Elastomers Boast Enhanced Properties
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A trio of much-improved stretchy materials
Flat line
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Silver shines
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