What automotive technology is the future of consumer electronics design?

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| Aug 10th, 2010 | by Owen Ferguson

The results are (2626 votes):

19% voted for Milling

19% voted for Drilling

21% voted for Extruding

20% voted for Stamping

21% voted for Casting

Milling

Drilling

Extruding

Stamping

Casting

Notion Ink CEO Rohan Shravan observed, in a June 9, 2010 blog posting to the company website, that technologies traditionally associated with automobile and heavy equipment manufacture are becoming more and more commonplace in the fabrication of consumer electronics, as mechanical engineers from the automobile industry migrate into the CE field. Which of these traditionally automotive-related manufacturing processes do you see becoming more prevalent in consumer electronic devices?

TAGS: Adam, Rohan Shravan, Future Tech, Consumer Electronics, Design Trends, Milling, Drilling, Extruding, Stamping, Casting

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posted Aug 10th, 2010 at 14:02 CDT

I think: drilling.

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