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    Year in Review: Machine Design’s 2023 Cover Story Series

    Flip through this year’s print issues to uncover significant technology milestones of 2023.
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    Machine Design Tips the Hat to Contributors of Note in 2023

    Rehana Begg
    Catch up on technology updates you’ve been meaning to read about all year. Links are provided at your fingertips.

    Up & Comer: Jan Hennecke, igus, Brings System Solutions Front and Center

    Bob Vavra
    As part of Machine Design's Innovators issue, we seek to profile the people making significant change and impact in the modern manufacturing space.
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    5 for Friday: The Reader’s Choices for 2023

    Bob Vavra
    Machine Design reviews the top five articles that readers responded to this year.
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    Adaptive Design in Machinery: How AI is Enabling Customizable Production Solutions for 2024

    Eric Whitley
    Enhanced by AI, connected worker technology will spur adaptive design, enabling dynamic feedback and modifications. The outcomes will be greater agility and responsiveness.
    Tanida Ruangsawat/Dreamstime and Suthiporn Hanchana/Dreamstime
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    5 for Friday: The Power of Collaboration; a Collaboration Around Power; and the Cost of Designing for Reliability

    Bob Vavra
    Machine Design takes a look at the past week, and a look ahead to the issues facing the design and manufacturing sector.
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    The Rise of the Sustainability Engineer

    Rehana Begg
    As a sustainability engineer, Iana Aranda is tasked with bolstering sustainability efforts by preparing the engineering workforce for social entrepreneurship and cross-sector ...
    Courtesy Protolabs
    As a subtractive manufacturing process, machining mistakes can be avoided with design best practices.

    5 Common Machining Mistakes to Avoid

    Dan Snetselaar
    From adding thin walls to raised text to “non-threadable” holes, subtractive manufacturing such as CNC milling is not without its mishaps. Here are ways to avoid some of the most...
    Courtesy Monica Moman-Saunders, Jackie Mattox and Roberta Rincon
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    Changemakers: Expanding our Understanding of the STEM Field

    Rehana Begg
    Lifting up some of the amazing women who shared their expertise in Machine Design’s WISE (Workers in Science & Engineering) series in 2023.