The Digital Engineering Collection

Tiny fragments of space debris pose threats to operating satellites and spacecraft. Researchers are building a platform to track them and predict their movements.

As more people surge into urban areas around the world, and the swelling population strains infrastructure and services, the groundwork is being laid to leverage technology to meet these growing demands and build a “smart” foundation.

The meteoric growth of digital twins is spurring resource efficiencies in a variety of industries. Here are just a few ways in which they are being used.

Industry and academia must collaborate on programs that provide students with the skills they want—and need—to prosper in tomorrow’s technology workplace.

Researchers have developed a textile-based pneumatic computer capable of digital logic and user interaction that can be fashioned into durable, comfortable and washable.

How mechanical engineers opened their minds and made materials think.

Recent legislation calls on Colorado universities to study emerging technologies to assist with water crises.

Much of decarbonization efforts are tied to batteries, but mining materials for them has been a dirty job. Mining companies are beginning to clean up their operations.

An innovation challenge looks for a system with accessible, inexpensive, easy-to-use, but modern and scalable digital technologies to help family farms in Peru.

Internet of Things technologies help manufacturers attain lean objectives such as optimized production and inventory control, higher product quality, and reduced operating costs.

DMI Companies COO Doug Gudenburr talks about the firm’s digital transformation.