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2. Redefining infotainment
3. The 10 hottest designers why the auto industry will come back strong: never underestimate the power of a good design(er) to get them back in the showroom
4. Diesel's challenge: acceptance in America: the Europeans are coming with diesels. They make sense in Europe. But what about the U.S.? We look at the numbers. And drive an Audi more than 1,800 miles to find out
5. China a field guide: China is becoming an increasingly adept competitor on the global scene-but with 1.3-billion potential consumers, it is also an emerging market
6. Going green: the challenges & the solutions
7. The 40th Tokyo motor show: sometimes you feel like a nut
8. Learning from Walt Disney
9. How Apple has transformed automotive electronics: when Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduced the iPod in 2001, he knew it would change the way people interacted with their music. What he did not know was how much the device would change the way automakers and suppliers look at in-vehicle entertainment
10. Lambda, Lambda, Lambda
11. Buell Motorcycle engineering, innovation, & dedication: in an industry marked by foreign domination, Erik Buell not only established America's only sport bike maker, he changed the rules of design, engineering and procurement in ways the auto industry would do well to emulate
12. The inside story: why interiors matter; Not so long ago, being assigned to an interior design program for a Big Three vehicle was not unlike being put in a penalty box, at least compared to the people assigned to doing exteriors. But driven by the need to catch up to the likes of Audi and Scion, all that's changing
13. Resurrecting Mercedes: while the marque may have been blemished by recent quality problems, there is a dedication to making that badge shine with improved processes and new products
14. The ultimate money machine: BMW gained its reputation as a builder of sport sedans, but its consistently high profits and unwavering focus make it the envy--and target--of the competition
15. Nissan: the extraordinary happens every day; From the direction of the now-legendary Carlos Ghosn to the engineering of new powertrains and vehicles to the way that people work with people
16. What auto interior people can learn from Herman Miller: let's face it, for years the office chair was nothing more than a commodity ... until Herman Miller produced the iconic Aeron. Maybe there is a lesson here
17. Insight: Honda's hybrid puzzle: a portion of structure from one vehicle, a component from another add up to a new, affordable hybrid
18. Continental's connected safety focus: more than 28,000 people were killed in passenger vehicle accidents in the U.S. in 2007, with another 2.2 million injured, resulting in a $230-billion drag on the economy
19. Chrysler warps time to improve interiors: Chrysler is finally learning that in the world of vehicle interiors, it's all about the details
20. The '09 Dodge Ram: a better truck for tougher times: pickup trucks accounted for more than 55% of the U.S. market in 2004, now they account for less than 45%. And Chrysler is going straight into that market with its all-new, full-size Ram
21. Mazda6: lessons learned: Mazda admits its midsize sedan failed to catch on with U.S. buyers due to its small size, and hopes to remedy that problem with the bigger' 09 model
22. Putting the brakes on weight: brake system suppliers are providing a number of solutions for automakers to help reduce vehicle weight through new material and system-based technologies
23. Inside NASCAR's Car of Tomorrow: looking to improve safety and reduce vehicle costs, NASCAR has developed a new vehicle standard for all of its teams called the 'Car of Tomorrow.' Six years in the making, it is being used on tracks today
24. Diesel goes blue: if cleanliness is next to godliness then the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the California Air Resources Board must have the golden keys to the pearly gates
25. Sequel continues GM's hydrogen story
26. Paris style
27. Tinkering with an icon: the '07 Jeep Wrangler; It has a fresher design, contemporary engineering, and is being built with a new supplier partnership. Yet for all that, the fundamentals of what makes the Wrangler a Wrangler remain
28. How the JSF has shaped your PLM
29. Chassis development shifts focus: chassis development has always been about improving vehicle dynamic performance. Now cost and weight are key
30. Bosch: achieving 78 mpg: the combination of lightweight materials, improved aerodynamics and engine boosting systems will result in vehicles attaining 78 mpg
31. Racing to a stop: in 1902, ransom olds set out to develop a new technology that would make automotive transportation safer--brakes
32. TRW Navigates safety technology: engineers at TRW are working on systems that can repurpose information generated from in-vehicle navigation systems to improve occupant safety
33. HCCI holds key to gasoline efficiency: several obstacles still exist, but researchers at the University of Michigan are closing in on developing an affordable, reliable homogeneous charge compression ignition (HCCI) system
34. Taiwan takes on the global slowdown: a focus on electronics and the growth of indigenous manufacturers are occurring in this Asian country
35. Mercedes enters the Gorden Wagener design era: his predecessors-karl wilfert, friedrich geiger, bruno sacco, and Peter Pfeiffer-cast wide shadows, but now is Wagener's time to shine
36. GM's Crystal Windham: the importance of impact: during the past 15 years, Crystal Windham has worked on projects from the interior of the current Malibu to exteriors of trucks
37. Ford: putting on the top hat: commonality as a business practice may help reduce costs, but how do you make sure it doesn't sacrifice product differentiation?
38. Steve Mattin: taking Volvo beyond safety: forget about the boxy Volvo's of yesterday. Design boss Steve Mattin has his vision focused on a more stylish future
39. Denise Gray: electrifying GM's future
40. Recreating the human eye: although the title of the research project sounds like frightening science fiction ('Reverse Engineering the Human Brain'), it could lead to some phenomenal vision systems for industrial and automotive applications
41. AVL'S holistic approach to powertrain testing: the increased focus on powertrain development is resulting in the need for more advanced tools to speed up testing and calibration
42. Volkswagen's PLM strategy: although they've been implementing product development software for some years, Volkswagen AG is now implementing a new PLM package that is expected to help deliver on the company's aggressive goals
43. Scot Drake: shaping entertainment: Disney Imagineer Scot Drake had thought his design career would center around penning four-wheeled transportation. Instead, he's found joy in designing Astro Blasters and reinterpreting Disney's signature monorail
44. Reshaping the '09 Infiniti FX: since making its debut on the auto show circuit in 2001, Infiniti's FX has generated a love/hate relationship for its polarizing design. Now, it's time to diminish the hate
45. Richard Gresens: from trains, planes and ... vacuum cleaners: the designer of the Ford Flex finds influence in some unexpected places
46. Wirth Research races toward virtual engineering
47. Mercedes' Peter Pfeiffer takes a bow: after forty years of service--nearly 10 of them spent at the helm of Mercedes design--Peter Pfeiffer is preparing to leave his drafting table later this year and hand the reigns over to Gorden Wagener--current head of Mercedes' strategic design department
48. Toying with design at Mitsubishi
49. Continental develops reconfigurable multimedia platform
50. CES 2008 by design
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