Computer simulations help AIAA
recreate Wright Brothers' first plane

3D Systems recreates legacy
motorcycle fairing in less than 3 days

ProDrive gets help
with Ferrari wing development

For Vishay Electro-Films,
opportunity rises from ashes

AMT's non-contact part verification
cuts first-article inspection time in half

Kettering University researchers visualize
environmentally friendly combustion engines

Non-contact 3D scanning from Eyetronics
helps preserve the face of ancient New Comedy

To-Paw uses .NET profiler
to avoid delay of game penalties

Richard Childress Racing brings
GM's SB2 engine into digital world

Beckman Institute works to bring
new dimension to facial recognition

Embraer turns VR potential into reality

Mississippi State University takes
crash simulations to atomistic level

Brown Medical School combines technologies
to challenge assumptions of the human wrist

.NET code profiler speeds
PlanGen web application

Eyetronics' scanning services provide
visual effects insurance for Bulletproof Monk

ThermoAnalytics visualizes
military vehicle infrared energy

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