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January/February 2023
January/February 2023
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January/February 2023
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Cateyeperspective/Dreamstime and Thinkstock
Old and news technologies
Editorial Comment
Inventive Problem Solving
Jan. 25, 2023
Courtesy Rehana Begg
Rehana Begg
News
Rehana Begg Named Machine Design Editor-in-Chief
Jan. 17, 2023
Bentley Systems
Bentley Systems colleagues Richard Irwin and Alistair Stubbs in discussion
Automation & IIoT
Digital Twins: Designing Virtual Replicas of Infrastructure Projects
Jan. 5, 2023
Monkey Business Images/Dreamstime
Students building a machine in an engineering class
Automation & IIoT
Transform Manufacturing Education to Boost Productivity
Dec. 8, 2022
Machine Design
SpaceRyde’s rocket system
Mechanical & Motion Systems
Engineering Sustainable Rocket Launches from a Balloon
Dec. 5, 2022
More content from January/February 2023
Courtesy Sharpe products
The key to running accurate, consistent metal tube bending is to correctly orient the weld seam at the outset.
Fastening & Joining
Metal Tube Bending: Managing the Weld Seam
Pick the right technique for the right application.
Nov. 21, 2022
Dragan Andrii/Dreamstime and Courtesy Rogue Space Systems Corp.
Space junk, with inset photo of the Fred orbot
Robotics
Q&A: Clean up on the Space Aisle: Recovering Space Debris
A New Hampshire start-up is developing Orbital Robots (dubbed “orbots”) designed to safely discard space debris.
Oct. 5, 2022
