The Michigan Assembly Plant in Wayne, MI, takes flexible manufacturing to a new level

Screw feeders, poka-yoke devices and other tools can speed up screwdriving

Synchronization is an essential element of both symphony orchestras and football teams. It’s also important to the success of high-speed assembly lines.

Imagine owning a television with the thickness and weight of a sheet of paper. Some day in the near future, it will be possible, thanks to the growing field of printed electronics.

Engineers are hungry for aluminum, composites and other lightweight materials.

A number of economic forces are starting to favor the manufacturing of certain goods in the United States.

Engineers must address six challenges before aluminum use in vehicles will surpass copper.

A dedicated factory assembles an innovative device.