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Getting big by going small
Having dominated the Indian compact car market for more than 20 years, Maruti Suzuki is today the country’s largest car...
Forging asset efficiency
Due to the economic slowdown in China and the consequent fall in steel demand, the country’s steel industry is seeking...
Flying without wings
The burgeoning market for advanced flight simulators is enabling a Swiss manufacturer to take off. In the small village of Pratteln outside...
Weather or not
Sweden’s addition to the ranks of the world’s largest convertibles. The world's first retractable roof over a sports arena was built...
Homeward bound
Re-entry into the earth’s atmosphere is a dangerous phase of space flight. The European Space Agency’s IXV project is testing a...
Opening doors to fuel economy
The familiar pneumatic hiss of bus doors may soon disappear. Good riddance! If you were to consider how to make a...
The fine print
In Gujarat, India, textile producers reduce both costs and environmental impact through energy-saving technologies. At the Badra textile market in Ahmedabad,...
Heavy lifting
Jack-up gearboxes keep drilling platforms well above stormy seas. The hundreds of offshore drilling platforms operating along the world’s continental shelves...
The sky is the limit
Venture Aerobearings, a joint venture between GE Aviation and SKF, provides bearings for GE’s latest engine, the GEnx. Walking into the visitor centre of the...











