Author: Rich Novicky

For automotive OEMs, a software framework that hardens a vehicle’s security during over-the-air (OTA) software updates is one of the best protections it can have

The sky’s the limit for utilizing the higher ends of the electromagnetic (EM) spectrum

Contract machine shops are increasingly implementing 100 percent inspection and sorting procedures to achieve near zero defects

MIT researchers are currently working to develop models and systems that can be used to improve the safety of driverless vehicles.

The two reports that follow reveal findings of researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) and The Ohio State University that hold potential for the design of new materials and applications.

Three manufacturing firms and a state college were named winners of the Precision Metalforming Association’s (PMA) 2019 Awards of Excellence in Metalforming

Scientists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology developed a technique that uses light to quickly and accurately test materials’ conductivity

The pickup box is the industry’s first commercial application of its kind for a recyclable composite material

An injection molded rear-differential front bracket was one of nine category award winners at the SPE Automotive Division Innovation Awards