Does anyone know about the major industrial technology?
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arizona state east has it...not sure if its any good tho
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there are alot of things that are currently associated with nanotechnology, its a big buzzword now. if you want the latest news from the nanotechnology world, check this page..\nhttp://www.nanotech-now.com/ \nI hope this helps..
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This is the new term for industrial engineer.\n\nWork in this field (which is what I do!) is filled with statistics, process control, and quality adherance. You could spend days calculating BOMs, routings, optimizing capacity and schedules, or inventory. Many process engineers like puzzles and like to continue to work at the same problem, trying to improve on specific value measures over time- things like machine down time, usage rates and batch efficiencies, days on hand of inventory, etc.\n\nI find the field to be a more people oriented form of engineering, more interactive and creative. I migrated to it from the lab-techy engineering areas of chemical and mechanical. I enjoy it!
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Excellent question.  The technology is there, to some degree they are on the market.  My guess is the oil and gas companies will do everything in their power to keep them away from us on a large scale.
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Read the references at the end of the article or talk to an industrial engineer.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_programming
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yes ...............\nthere is future for chemical engineers, Now a days chemical technology is applied with radical ways and with advent of polymers theres' huge  potential scope out there
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You can go to the Indian Merchants Chamber or any other Association of Traders dealing in industrial products.You can also search on yahoo search.
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Cal Tech has a really good video series that should be in most larger libraries.  It's not all directly on industrial engineering but much of it does apply.  I always enjoy watching it when it comes on PBS.\n\nPart of the series is call The Mechanical Universe, I think.
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The Production & Operations Management Society has on its website a very interesting study that looks at the impact of technological factors on the software industry \n\n"The Impact of the New IT Technologies in the Business Model Transformation" http://www.poms.org/ConfPapers/003/003-0237.doc
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Not quite yet. It's on the list though to be developed in the future. Stay tuned!
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The following link has some information about PLCs as well as external links for additional information:\n\nhttp://www.htservices.com/Tools/PLC/index.htm
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Industrial Engineering is closely related to mechanical, electrical and chemical engineering.  Actually all engineers must study at least the fundamentals of all engineering fields in order to cooperate with other specialized engineers.  The Industrial Engineer specializes in setting up and efficiently running industrial plants that may include electrical, mechanical and chemical components and other.  One specialty of the Industrial Engineer is to study time management which includes the organization and flow of materials and products through the plant and the efficiency of workers who may need more or better tools to avoid rejects.
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Industrial engineering has to do with manufacturing methods. Industry must always be improving the way they do things from both a quality and cost standpoint. For this reason Industrial Engineering is something industry can't do without.
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Titanium is amongst them. Tungsten and wolfram too. That's all i can think off right now.
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Yes! Electrical engineering, especially with a concentration on electric propulsion is our future. Internal combustion engines are on the way out and electric motor controls, fuel cells and hybrids are on the way in. You have no idea how tough it is to find engineers with experience in these areas and they are commanding large salaries when you do find them.
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The most recent issue of IEEE transactions (2006, v.14, issue 4) is devoted to VLSI. The major specialization areas it cites are: systems specifications, design and partitioning, high performance computing and communication systems, neural networks, wafer-scale integration and multichip module systems and their applications.\n\nBesides the articles in this journal, there are a number of websites detailing VLSI conferences, journals, and professiona organizations. I would look through these sources for "State of the Industry" reports. Wikipedia and IEEE maintain a list of up-to-date links: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Very-large-scale_integration\nhttp://www.ieee.org/portal/pages/society/eds/technical_committees/vlsi/links.html
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I´m an industrial engineer myself.  I would say it depends on what you have specialized in : operations, project management, organizational dynamics...\nPlease specify.\n\nthe T_guide