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Space X Fails Faster to Move Forward

At SpaceX, blowing up hardware is a normal part of their “fail faster” development process.

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This Week in Engineering - FAA Approves 737 Max Test Flight, Atmospheric CO2 Capture & Tesla's Project Roadrunner

In This Week in Engineering Jim provides insights on major industry events and trends.

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Toyota’s Engineering Team Completes New Sienna Minivan from Home

A team of Toyota engineers got creative during lockdown to complete components for the Sienna.

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BMW Group Opens New Additive Manufacturing Campus

The Additive Manufacturing Campus will house BMW’s additive research and development efforts.

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Faulty Medical Devices Are Arriving in US Shores. How Can We Assure Product Safety?

Important considerations for manufacturers working on medical devices and PPE.

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Tesla’s Project Roadrunner Gets Underway as New Facility Begins Construction

Tesla’s Fremont facility will be expanding to accommodate in-house battery R&D.

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Injection Mold Design: Why Simulation is Essential

Newer, complex mold designs need simulation software to match.

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The FAA Approves 737 MAX Test Flights

Recertification of the troubled plane could finally be in sight.

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Recommended Resources

Live Webinar - 3D Printing Elastomers - Challenges & Solutions - Aug 18, 2PM ET

Material Performance. Part size. Cost. Throughput speed. The challenges to 3d printing elastomers have solutions and we have the case study to prove it. Each printing platform has challenges and benefits in printing elastomers. We present DLP printing as a leading solution to additive manufacturing of flexible parts and products.

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White Paper - Automotive Trends Create New Challenges for Wiring Harness Development

This white paper discusses how the rapid introduction of new technologies and the influx of automotive start-ups into the market has led to a multitude of challenges for harness development. OEMs and startups alike must consider the number and sophistication of technology features they integrate into their vehicles as they have a direct effect on harness weight, bundle diameter and cost.

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White Paper - Getting Started with Critical Area Analysis

Critical area analysis (CAA) can be used by both designers and foundries to directly improve the manufacturability, and ultimately the profitability, of IC designs. In this white paper we introduce the concept of defect density data for critical area analysis and how it can impact yield.

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White Paper - Faster P2P Resistance Debugging of Supply Nets

Want to minimize resource and load times, while improving P2P resistance debugging? In this paper we demonstrate how filtering the supply net to show only the section relevant to the P2P results minimizes resource usage and loading time, while improving P2P resistance debugging efficiency.

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