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Exclusive features, trends and insight from PD&D’s staff and elite industry contributors, keeping you informed on the latest innovations in design engineering.
Slides & Stages Are Changing   6/22/2009
Recent engineering advancements in motion control focus on the need to reduce costs and increase productivity. This issue has become increasingly important as engineering and assembly teams are required to accomplish more with fewer resources.   Continue
What Happened In Vegas   4/24/2009
This month, I attended the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) under duress. I knew that I was set to comment on the state of consumer electronics in this issue so, as much as I love to hate Las Vegas, I decided to pack my bags and get a look at the latest product offerings.     Continue
The Roof Is On Fire   4/24/2009
Wild fires have scorched the San Diego area. A fire recently burned through Jeff Palhegyi’s neighborhood, burning seven houses down on his street. Palhegyi, a chief engineer working with the All Terrain Vehicle Division of Phoenix International Systems, watched the blaze from his home and thought, “Man, we’ve got to be able to do something.”     Continue
The Ring Of Fire   2/25/2009
Less Axle Rose, more Johnny Cash when it comes to PD&D’s Stock Index . By Jeff   Continue
Meet George Jetson   2/23/2009
Introduction of Transition brings cartoon Jetsons closer to reality By Meaghan Ziemba,   Continue
Ness Vs. Capone On Product Innovation   2/18/2009
By Jeff Reinke, Editorial Director, PD&D "I’m not looking to compare an individual I’ve never met with one of the worst criminals in our country’s history, so if you read this Mr. Wileman, please forgive me.   Continue
Well, At Least People Are Still Getting Sick   2/18/2009
By Jeff Reinke, Editorial Director, PD&D "In reviewing this week’s Product Design & Development Stock Index , the only bright spot was in the medical sector.   Continue
Text Message Breakup   2/17/2009
You like TXTing so much, how do you like it now? By Meaghan Ziemba, Associate Editor PD&D "Yes, I’m a texting addict; especially in situations when my phone should be turned off instead of on vibrate.   Continue
Guest Blogger: There''s No Such Thing As A Super-engineer   2/13/2009
When you're spec-ing in parts, you need to know details By Diane Lau, Marketing Communication Specialist, J.W.Winco Diane Lau , Marketing Communications Specialist for J.W. Winco .   Continue
It’s A Car, It’s A Plane…wait, It’s Both   2/11/2009
Look Mom, I can drive and fly at the same time By Meaghan Ziemba, Associate Editor PD&D The 100-brake horsepower engine uses unleaded automotive gasoline to save cost both in the air and on the ground.   Continue
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