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IAC opens new tech center in Shanghai
2014-06-10
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3-D tool-pathing solution
2014-06-09
Through collaborative efforts, Spatial Corp. and Omax Corp. offer an easy-to-use 3-D tool pathing solution for waterjet machining.
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New China tech center is TRW's largest worldwide
2014-06-09
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Book explores role of AHSS in vehicle lightweighting
2014-06-05
Automotive Lightweighting Using Advanced High-Strength Steels from SAE International is intended to help design engineers make informed decisions on what basic materials to use and how to optimize them to achieve cost-effective weight reduction and, consequently, better fuel efficiency.
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Oregon State captures fourth FSAE Michigan title in five years
2014-06-04
Oregon State University’s Global Formula Racing (GFR) team took top honors with a total score of 876.6 at the Formula SAE Michigan competition, held May 14-17 at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn, MI.
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Making the most of a clutch situation at Formula SAE
2014-06-04
Rookie Formula SAE Michigan participant Matt Kramer designed a mechanically automated clutch that won Altair Engineering's first place award for most innovative design at the 2014 competition.
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Efficient power electronics for hybrids and EVs
2014-06-04
Toyota moves toward silicon carbide-based semiconductors to boost efficiency.
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Four SAE student members among finalists for coveted F1 engineering role
2014-06-04
The finalists will compete against eight others from around the world to win a 12-month engineering role with Infiniti Red Bull Racing, complete with accommodation in the U.K., Infiniti company car, and full salary.
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Teams make unique statements at 2014 Formula SAE Michigan
2014-06-04
The 109 open-wheel racecar originals competing at the 2014 Formula SAE Michigan event were created and built by collegiate students eager to show the results of their product development decisions.
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Reality check for robot cars
2014-06-04
Self-driving car hype obscures the true pace of progress toward autonomous vehicles.
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USB output low profile compression load cells
2014-06-03
The LC411-USBH series high-speed USB load cells from Omega connect directly to your computer and offer up to 1000 readings per second.
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Book explores full spectrum of automotive electric motors
2014-05-31
SAE International offers a new book that provides an in-depth assessment of the most important technology, manufacturing, and supply chain aspects of the fast-paced world of electric motors.
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Silicon carbide 1200-v MOSFET
2014-05-29
The C2M0025120D from Cree is the industry’s first commercially available silicon carbide (SiC) 1200-v MOSFET with an RDS(ON) of 25 mO in an industry-standard TO-247-3 package.
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McLaren CEO fast-forwarding technology-centric McLaren Automotive
2014-05-29
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Low-dropout regulators for body and powertrain
2014-05-28
ROHM Semiconductor's new 16-model lineup of low-dropout regulators (LDOs) are optimized for MCU power supplies in automotive body and powertrain systems.
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Mazda reaches out to high schoolers for STEM
2014-05-28
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Google goes hands- and feet-free in pursuit of driverless cars
2014-05-28
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High-strength sheet steel that bends
2014-05-22
Novel nanostructured AHSS sheet is readily cold-formable on existing production systems. NanoSteel, which developed the new AHSS alloys, is working to provide samples for trial by automakers such as General Motors as the new metals near the end of performance trials by domestic and foreign steel mills.
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Chrysler's new Hellcat V8 gets 707-hp SAE rating
2014-05-21
The actual J1349 rating is more than 100 hp more than Chrysler engineers teased in late May. The automaker's first production supercharged V8 uses a Lysholm-type twin-screw supercharger supplied by IHI. The engine's high-output spec required extensive upgrading of engine reciprocating components to handle the extra loads.
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U.K. universities lead R&D for low-cost catalysts, low-CO2 combustion
2014-05-21
Imperial College, London, and the University of Bath, are separately involved in work aimed at cleaner production cars.
