Indy cars can flip after an initial crash, like Franchitti's famous crash in 2007. Allison and Vince talk to engineers at Dallara about their redesign that makes such famous flips less likely.

Designing Indy Cars that Stay on the Track

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Vince and Allison report on important examples of biology in design, from birds in flight to a new car whose shape was inspired by a box fish.

Biomimicry. When Nature Inspires Design

Since the 1970 factories have become ever more automated. In this episode Allison and Vince look at current trends in factory automation and show how networked facilities are changing the landscape of manufacturing.

The Future of Factory Automation

Complex supply chains can lead to unwanted or prohibited materials in your product. In this episode, Vince and Allison review how product design teams can meet regulatory and company goals for complex global products.

Materials Control in Complex Products

2025 CAFE standards are forcing auto designers to upgrade existing technology. The internal combustion engine can become a lot more efficient, but it will take a lot of intensely collaborative design work. In this episode, Allison and Vince cover some of these opportunities.

Designing for Emission Control

People don’t always sit up straight, especially when using portable electronics. New designs show smart engineering.

Designing Indy Cars that Stay on the Track

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