Workers in Science and Engineering (WISE)

Technological advancements in pneumatic systems are helping meet ever evolving customer and market requirements.

The training center will provide classroom and hands-on learning opportunities to help train current and future hydraulics engineers.

The technological challenges brought about by industry trends such as sustainability and digitalization are making it an exciting time to work in the fields of tribology and lubrication...

More hands-on experiences and expanded curriculums are helping to provide future engineers with the skills required for successful careers in fluid power and mechatronics.

The vehicle challenge tasks students with designing and building a vehicle incorporating fluid power technologies, offering the opportunity for a hands-on, real-world engineering...

A California school has purchased a Mack LR Electric refuse truck to help train students how to safely work with electric vehicles, Danfoss will power all North American facilities...

Achieve greater efficiency, flexibility and more for complex equipment and processes by combining electric and pneumatic actuators.

Iana Aranda, director of Engineering Global Development at ASME, discusses in-demand skills.

Creating a more diverse workforce by attracting women and other underrepresented groups can benefit industries and help to overcome current labor shortages.

In her role as a sustainability engineer, Iana Aranda has the responsibility of preparing the engineering workforce for good, social entrepreneurship and cross-sector partnerships...

Marcia Klein of Casappa Corp. and chairperson for IFPE 2023 discusses highlights attendees can look forward to at the year's largest fluid power and motion control event.

An ASME survey reveals ways to address labor gaps. Hint: Nurture emerging technology skill sets.

Wanda Harding is on a mission to help the next generation of STEM leaders navigate their place in the world.

Wanda Harding discusses her career progression, as well as the risks and rewards of being an engineer at NASA.

Wanda Harding reflects on the role she played in sending off the Curiosity Rover to Mars more than 10 years ago.

With the engineering and manufacturing industries struggling to fill their workforces, what methods should we be employing to attract more people to these industries?

Florbela Costa, a SpaceLab project manager at maxon, tells us what’s behind the design of the six DCX micromotors on the NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter.

Continued growth in the material handling and construction equipment sectors are benefitting the mobile hydraulics market.

New design options and reductions to production time and costs are possible with additive manufacturing.

3M’s chief science advocate, Jayshree Seth, shares highlights on the 2022 State of Science Index and discusses why misinformation affects sentiments.

Reducing the weight of hydraulic components can benefit an array of industries and bring about new design options.

A lead engine person reflects on 35 years of working for an equipment manufacturer and the competencies gained along the way.