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Monozukuri May, 2005
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May 2005 Issue
P. 13 Frank Opinion
Facing a crisis: The number of industrial high schools or the basis
of manufacturing revival is reduced by half
P. 15 Kaleidoscope
Could this be the big break for the “Linimo,” the first
maglev linear motor car?
P. 19 Detailed Reports
P. 19 An industry-academia joint research group has developed the world’s
first motor using only coils made of superconductive materials
P. 23 The Japan Die & Mold Industry Association has created a format
that links die-sinking EDM with CAD data
P. 25 Honda Motor has developed a glass roof with an extra-large opening
for its all-new “Airwave” compact station wagon by improving
its mechanism and the resilience of its framework
P. 26 Mazda Motor reduces the calculation time required for CAM to one
tenth using computer graphic technology
P. 27 3D Systems develops a powder sintering rapid prototyping machine
that allows users to create a large-scale 3D model
P. 28 The on-resistance of SiC power devices has dropped rapidly
P. 30 Nikkoshi develops a magnetic sensor that does not require an electric
power supply
P. 31 Casio Micronics successfully introduces a production scheduler
without placing any burden on its production sites
P. 32 SolidEdge, a middle-range 3D CAD system, makes more flexible operations
possible
P. 34 DIPRO’ 3D CAD system makes it easy for users to operate
a large-scale assembly by providing high-speed display processing
P. 35 UEL provides a 3D CAD system that can be used at a cost of just
200 yen per hour
P. 36 In a lawsuit for compensatory damages for the suicide of a contractor’s
employee, the district court has ruled that the company to which the
suicide victim was dispatched is liable because of its inadequate labor
management
P. 40 Feature
The Theory of Happiness for Beleaguered Engineers
Part 1: One-way ticket to happiness
- Improve your capabilities by sticking to the job you like, and go
to places where you want to go while accepting adversities
Part 2: Case studies
The theories of happiness of 10 people who make a living dealing with
technology
Part 3: One-way ticket to a career change
- The recruitment situation for engineers is now very good, and a company
that allows you to grow as a professional should be your first choice
P. 67 China’s Secrets, Japan’s Secret Plans
Part 5: Do low-cost parts violate patent rights? The risks can be avoided
by utilizing the ability to gather, analyze, and use information
P. 73 New Ideas
Compact water-flow switching devices
P. 76 Search for Manufacturing
This month’s research theme: Prolonging the life of products
P. 89 Special Report
P. 89 Techniques for effective use of using IC tags, which are useful
in the workplace
P. 99 A shortcut to innovation is a middle-up-down approach
P. 107 Safety measures for the service robots displayed at the 2005
World Exposition in Aichi, Japan
P. 120 The Method
New TRIZ (Part 3): Renovation of knowledge bases and systematic technological
innovation
P. 124 Methods for Enhancing Development Capabilities
that can be Learned from Employees Involved in Development Activities
Part 2: How to run a project
P. 131 Documentary
Development of “Legend” by Honda Motor (Part 4): Battle
over space
P. 136 Studying Hot Products
Digital dictionaries: aimed at students preparing for entrance examinations,
middle-aged and older consumers, and learners of the Chinese language
-- the trend toward more diversified and multifunctional devices
P. 138 Material Dynamics Mandala
Part 5: The weight can be reduced if you know about torsion
P. 143 Treasure Box of Embedded Software
Part 5: Why does a moving picture sometimes stop?
P. 147 Outstanding SMEs
Tokiwa Seiki’s oil-pressure tube joints
P. 226 The Master
Part 12: Don’t aim at volume zones
P. 230 Accident Investigation
The truth behind accidents with revolving doors: the concept of safety
was diluted during their development
P. 234 Diary of an IT Consultant
A system will collapse through a never-ending succession of trials
and errors
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