An architecture student enlists reverse engineering to survey an historic synagogue and produce an accurate architectural model.

Technology aids one luxury timepiece manufacturer in meeting the increasing demand for its specialized products.

The huge expansion of a UPS sorting facility leads to lessons learned about the extensive use of Xrefs, file size management, and large file plotting.

Surface modelers based on NURBS provide true mathematic equations of curved surfaces for better accuracy and more complicated designs.

Hit with growing outsourcing costs, a one-man company brings his operation in-house with lightweight machining for prototyping and short production runs.

One inventor's quest to improve mobility and reduce repetitive strain for users of manual wheelchairs owes his success to 3D CAD technology.

Russ Wicks and his American Challenge team use Autodesk products to configure a Dodge stock car that reached 244.9 mph.

A scientific equipment manufacturer uses 3D modeling and PLM to push production volumes up while driving manufacturing costs down.

Engineers-to-be at Dartmouth College design and manufacture robots that aim to improve military and emergency first response missions.