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development through research in manufacturing systems, tooling, and new technologies of car and light-truck bodies. Research is directed at reducing new vehicle development costs and lead time while improving product quality. Recent efforts have been aimed at technology assessment to support improved
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The Manufacturing, Engineering & Technology Group focuses on evolving technologies and manufacturing engineering systems, primarily in the automotive industry. Technology and product planning are combined with manufacturing to provide a comprehensive and strategic perspective. A significant
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research, develops new manufacturing methodologies, forecasts industry futures, advises on public policy, and conducts industry conferences and forums. The institute is sometimes quoted by media for comments on industry issues. As an example of its economic research, CAR chairman
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as a key component of these interactions. In this area, the group is heavily involved in connected vehicle and intelligent transportation systems work. Ultimately, the goals of these efforts are to help both the
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CAR research is divided into three distinct research groups: Industry, Labor & Economics; Manufacturing, Engineering & Technology; and Transportation Systems Analysis.
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industries deploy technologies that enhance safety, improve mobility, contribute to economic vitality, and reduce the environmental consequences of transportation.
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In 2003, the Center for Automotive Research (CAR) was established as an independent non-profit research organization. CAR creates
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business, markets, economic contributions, investments, plants, products, people, and communities.
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Before its current status as an independent nonprofit research organization, CAR was part of the
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the industry's economic contribution and industry trends. The group's research areas include
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The Transportation Systems Analysis group is concerned with the broad context within which
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The CAR Breakfast Briefings are an educational series, smaller than the flagship
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The Industry, Labor, & Economics Group researches the intersection of the
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Transportation, University of Michigan Office for the Study of Automotive.
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are operated. Much of this effort focuses on the planning and operation of
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involving the automotive, utility, tooling, and materials industries.
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and vehicle mass reduction. This group oversees several industry-led
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effort continues to support improving the performance of
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that conducts research, forecasts trends, develops new
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