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Test Crashes Show Nation's Guardrails Can't Handle Heavy EVs

A nearly 4-ton 2022 Rivian R1T tore through the metal guardrail and hardly slowed.

A 2022 Rivian R1T is used for a crash test research by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Development Center and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Midwest Roadside Safety Facility on Oct. 12, 2023 in Lincoln, Neb.

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Robotic Large-Format Additive Manufacturing for Race Car Development

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This could reshape how cure tools are made for composite components.

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What You Actually Need to Know About Wintertime Driving with an EV

It's possible to employ techniques that can make EV winter driving less challenging.

This photo provided by Edmunds shows a Rivian R1T electric pickup near Boulder, Colorado.

Lyten Lands $4M Grant to Boost Lithium-Sulfur Battery Production

The batteries can hopefully alleviate offshore supply chain risk for EV batteries and increase EV driving range.

Insider Q&A: NHTSA Has the People & Knowhow to Regulate High-Tech Vehicles

Departing U.S. road safety chief says the agency has the right people in place.

Ann Carlson, shown in an undated photo, has served as acting administrator of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, where she started as chief counsel in 2021.

Toyota Tells Owners to Park Old Corolla, Matrix and RAV4 Models

The air bag inflators are at risk of exploding and hurling shrapnel.

Wieland North America to Invest $500 Million to Modernize Illinois Facility

The $500 million investment is expected to retain 800 jobs.

Dragos First to Achieve AWS Competency for OT Security

The designation recognizes the firm's expertise in protecting manufacturers.

Don't Take the Bait

Ways to address the phishing issue within manufacturing.

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The 5 Most Critical Cybersecurity Priorities for Manufacturing

Breaking down the challenges and strategies being adopted as cyber risks continue to escalate.

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What Happens When a Smart Torque Wrench Gets Hacked

Two recent vulnerabilities, one traditional and one frighteningly unique, could reshape industrial cybersecurity.

Apple Car Delayed Again

The company's self-driving ambitions have been scaled back, too.

USPS Unveils First Postal EV Charging Stations and Electric Delivery Vehicles

Deployment of electric delivery trucks will start in Georgia.

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