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Some day in the near future, an on-campus innovation center could be as ubiquitous to college life as a library, a student union or a football stadium.

Suppliers of automatic screwdriving equipment talk about their toughest challenges and how they overcame them.

During the past month, I interviewed several engineers for an article on automatic screwdriving. Along the way, I learned a bit of wisdom that is applicable no matter what process you might want to automate.

To reduce its inventory costs, Dynisco needed to change how it designed and assembled its products.

Disruptive innovation devalues what made you successful.

To most people, cupcakes are a pleasant treat or a momentary diversion. But to Freed’s Bakery, one of the largest cupcake makers in the United States, cupcakes are big business.

New technology is often a paradox—offering increased capability but at great expense with a long ROI.

Arenas and other large venues rely on high-tech displays to produce the best show possible for an audience. The show must go on, as the saying goes, so reliability is paramount.

HUNTSVILLE, AL—NASA has successfully tested complex rocket engine parts produced with the additive manufacturing process laser metal sintering.

Every summer since 1998, teams of college students from around the world have come to the United Kingdom to participate in the international Formula Student (FS) racing competition.