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Cloud-based CAD software solves challenges of distributed design and manufacturing.

New design optimizes crimped connections to aluminum wire for automotive applications.

Thanks to a new technology, silicone joins the growing list of materials for additive manufacturing.

More than 240 exhibitors will display the latest technologies at this year’s ASSEMBLY Show.

Continental AG’s long-term commitment to age-stable ergonomics pays big dividends to the company and all of its workers.

Ever-increasing internal and external drive styles give design engineers more ways to effectively transfer torque from tool to fastener.

Both hot-plate welding and infrared welding are used to join plastic parts. One method contacts the parts; the other does not.

Product designers and artists share a similar trait: They love to create things. How appropriate then, that product designers at Chicago-based Morphix Inc. are dedicated to making high-quality specialty tools for tattoo artists worldwide.

Officially, UTC Aerospace Systems is only 3 years old—the result of a merger between Goodrich and Hamilton Sunstrand. In reality, however, the company’s aerospace roots go back more than a century.

Like desktop computer users, manufacturers know all too well the problem of planned obsolescence. This happens when a new operating system is intentionally designed to be incompatible with various older software programs.