mechanical engineering
design
march 2005

Features
 


editorial
Generational Sandwich
From Start to Finish


design news & notes
Hybrids and Hydrogen
Bronze Age
This Car Feels Your Pain
Clean Fun in the Snow
Briefly Noted


fly the grayer skies
As Baby Boomers reach senior citizenhood, Boeing looks for ways to meet their changing needs. By Gayle Ehrenman


the success story
Two researchers say that the best design teams, like storytellers, share different takes on the common theme. By Jean Thilmany


tip-proofing
A forklift maker takes control of the wheel. By Paul Sharke


the deciding factor
Design engineers make decisions for a living. Research looks for ways to make the process go smoother. By Daniel D. Frey and Kemper Lewis


turning on a dime
Making robotic soccer players more agile proved to be a matter of direction for a group of fledgling engineers. By Michael Sherback


tennis, anyone?
A portable, battery-powered machine allows for four hours of practice time on the court in one stretch.


input/output

Beyond Perfect



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