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Advanced prosthetics go for gold 16/09/2005
Tom Shelley reports on how technical advances in artificial limbs are likely to prove to be winners in the Paralympics with subsequent benefits to be reaped by all

Cogging reduced by magnetic design 16/09/2005
Tom Shelley reports on some simple design enhancements that greatly the smooth running of electric motors

Computers respond to mood and gestures 16/09/2005
Tom Shelley reports on some of the latest non-keyboard ways of interacting with computers and machines

Enhance your skills for free 16/09/2005
Tom Shelley explains why all engineers should be taking a day out of their routine to improve their skills in early October

Gas dosing system sets new standards 16/09/2005
Injecting gaseous ammonia into the exhaust, rather than an atomised liquid urea solution, looks set to transform the controllability of selective catalytic reduction (SCR) systems leading to more efficient diesel engines for future passenger cars and trucks. Dean Palmer reports

Inverter drives key to wind benefits 16/09/2005
Tom Shelley reports on the use of Inverter drives to achieve precise control in a unique wind turbine blade testing facility

Italians use more aluminium because they understand its advantages 16/09/2005
Tom Shelley reports on a seminar on the findings of a DTI organised mission to discover why the Italian extrusion industry is doing so much better than ours

New steel ideal for lightweight, rigid designs 16/09/2005
A new stainless steel has been developed that offers ultra-high strength combined with good formability, corrosion resistance and a good surface finish.

The key is re-using your knowledge 16/09/2005
Lean thinking is as applicable to improving engineering design efficiency and innovation as it is to transforming production operations. Dr Tom Shelley looks at processes and systems that work

Thyristor controller reduces harmonics 16/09/2005
Dean Palmer reports on a unique power control technology for voltage, current or power regulation that reduces harmonics and provides a smoother proce

 
A beginner's guide to spring selection 15/09/2005
Springs are fundamental mechanical components which form the basis of many mechanical systems. A spring can be defined as an elastic member which exerts a resisting force when its shape is changed. Most springs are assumed linear and obey Hooke's Law.

 
Better performance, less material 15/09/2005
Advanced simulation tools have been used to develop new materials that optimise the performance capabilities of plastic/metal composites, or hybrids, offering improved flowability.

 
Listen to the voice of the customer 15/09/2005
Sponsor of this year's Product Design and Development Awards, Scientific Generics talks to Dean Palmer about the essential ingredients for a successful new product development project

 
New high temperature seal material retains its springiness 15/09/2005
Dean Palmer reports on a new material for piston rings that manages to retain its springiness properties at temperatures of 1,100°C and above

 
Test your investment-readiness 15/09/2005
A great idea on its own is never enough - taking an idea from concept to commercial reality requires serious money. Dean Palmer seeks advice from an inventor and a venture capitalist

Seeing is understanding 15/09/2005
Tom Shelley reports on a Human Machine Interface with particularly good graphics

Simulation for designers, moulders and toolmakers 15/09/2005
A technical support service involving material selection and mould flow simulation has been launched aimed at designers and small moulders. Dean Palmer reports
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