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Bryan Betts

Bryan Betts

Bryan Betts is the Manufacturing editor.

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  • RoMeLa car, guided by non-visual stimuli. One for the ladies, then

    Non-visual feedback and the blind driver

    The innovative use of non-visual feedback techniques is enabling blind people to drive a car, and could have important lessons for other technologies that must interface with humans, reports E&T.

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  • Sikorsky keeps its production flying high

    E&T learns how the US helicopter maker's ACE operating system enables it to keep effective control of an extremely complex manufacturing process, supplying military and civilian customers around the world.

  • Engineering time

    When production lines are under pressure, time needed for process improvements is one of the first casualties. But, as E&T discovers, there are ways to avoid postponing necessary downtime.

  • Plus ça change

    “Tea, Earl Grey, hot.” If only life in manufacturing were as simple as it is in the milieu of ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation’, where matter converters called replicators handle all the basics and provide near-exact copies of inanimate items on demand.

  • A Stirling idea

    This innovative manufacturer found that the real block to selling its hot idea was not the skills gap, but a shortage of cold cash, reports E&T.

  • Partners who deliver

    Collaborating with a university can bring great value, but manufacturers also need to be aware of the potential pitfalls, says E&T.

  • Working with wind

    With wind energy moving in to the mainstream, turbine manufacturers are striving to increase productivity and quality while driving down costs. E&T visited several Vestas facilities in Scandinavia to assess their improvement efforts.

  • Going undercover

    More than a century after their discovery, new uses are still being found for X-rays, with manufacturing being one of the latest sectors to adopt the technology, says E&T.

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Building the Moon rocket

Rocket engines and fuel cells were two technologies that got a boost from the NASA Moon programme. E&T talks to the engineers who were there.

A matter of takt

Takt time is a key element of lean manufacturing. E&T looks at how it evolved through World War Two Germany and Japan to become a cornerstone of today’s Toyota Production System.

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Field service software offered as an online service

Field service management software, rented over the Web on a monthly subscription, could provide complete management of a company’s service department without the need to install servers and applications, developer FleetMatics has claimed.

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