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Automotive Engineers Looking Beyond Engines to Save Gas

November 16, 2010

ROMEO, MI-Inside the labs of many auto companies, engineers are quietly starting to look beyond the engine and toward other components to reduce what is known as “parasitic losses” of fuel-efficiency. MORE

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Since cobots burst onto the manufacturing scene a decade ago, they have transformed many factory floors and made automation more accessible to smaller manufacturers. These next-generation machines can control force and work safely next to people on assembly lines without traditional safety guarding.

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Automotive Engineers Looking Beyond Engines to Save Gas

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Automotive Engineers Looking Beyond Engines to Save Gas

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