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An engine designed by engineers at Sanderson Engine Development LLC, Upton, Mass., uses a U-joint that replaces the crankshaft and connecting rods.

Automakers read the tea leaves, crossed their fingers, and unveiled concept vehicles at Detroit's North American International Auto Show.

A hi-tech cocoon of communications, armor, and navigation gear will make tomorrow's infantryman more aware of what's happening on the battlefield -- and more lethal.

After a few crucial modifications, standard pickup trucks could soon be ferrying troops and equipment for the U.S. Army. And after four years of active duty, the slightly used war-horses could be sold to civilians.

Suspensions and hydraulic systems benefit from advances in elastomer technology.

Auto designers are exercising their creativity and ingenuity on lighting

Our annual salary survey finds engineers' salaries, job security, and satisfaction with work are all up.

Machine builders requiring multiaxis motion profiles often face complex solutions with high maintenance costs and significant downtime.

With gasoline going for $2 per gallon this summer and Middle East turmoil driving oil prices toward $40 a barrel, it's not surprising that energy was a hot topic in this year's presidential campaign. But America's energy policy seems to...

Versatile wheel blocks help engineers build better transfer cars.