Ever-increasing internal and external drive styles give design engineers more ways to effectively transfer torque from tool to fastener.

Product designers and artists share a similar trait: They love to create things. How appropriate then, that product designers at Chicago-based Morphix Inc. are dedicated to making high-quality specialty tools for tattoo artists worldwide.

Every manufacturer has three goals related to product costs: keep them low, consistent and competitive.

Additive manufacturing gives racing teams a winning edge.

FAIRFIELD, CT—A metal sensor housing has become the first 3D-printed part certified by the Federal Aviation Administration to fly inside a commercial jet engine.

Systems integrators wrestle with the notion of flexibility in multistation automated assembly systems.

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.