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  1. Heijunka
    Heijunka
    The Leveling Art of the Japanese Auto Industry
    Mohammed Hamed Ahmed Soliman

    Practical Heijunka implementation guidelines featuring Heijunka box and SMED checklists to stabilize production and overcome demand fluctuation. Bring the best of Lean into your factory—make changeovers faster, production smoother, operations more predictable, and customers happier.

  2. Model Predictive Control Made Easy
    Model Predictive Control Made Easy
    A Practical Guide to Models, Horizons, Constraints, and Real‑Time Optimization
    Alex Morgan

    Model Predictive Control sounds complicated—until you see how naturally it fits the way you already think. Look ahead. Plan. Adjust. Repeat. This book turns a powerful control method into something intuitive, practical, and surprisingly simple.

  3. Kalman Filters Made Easy
    Kalman Filters Made Easy
    A Practical, Intuitive Guide to Noise, Uncertainty, and Sensor Fusion for Engineers, Makers, and Robotics Developers
    Alex Morgan

    Kalman Filters Made Easy is a clear, intuitive introduction to one of engineering’s most powerful tools for dealing with noisy, imperfect, real‑world data. Instead of drowning you in equations, this book builds deep understanding through real examples — from drifting GPS signals to unpredictable sensor timing — and shows how engineers combine noisy measurements and imperfect models to estimate what’s really happening. If you work with robotics, drones, autonomous systems, or sensor‑driven devices, this guide gives you the mental models you need to design reliable systems in an uncertain world. This reflects the book’s core message: “The world gives us noisy, imperfect measurements. We want clean, reliable, accurate information. The filter is the bridge between the two.”

  4. Electronic Warfare Systems
    Electronic Warfare Systems
    Volume II: Platforms, Integration and Future Trends
    gareth thomas

    Control of the spectrum doesn’t stop at theory — it’s built, deployed, and fought for across land, sea, air, space, and cyber. This is where the silent war gets loud.Electronic Warfare Systems — Volume II takes you inside the integrated fight — where radars jam, networks deceive, and machines think faster than humans can blink. It’s about turning complex systems into coordinated dominance.

  5. Active Directory Credential Pipelines
    Active Directory Credential Pipelines
    Capture → Crack → Use: Real-World Credential Abuse in Active Directory
    Bug Senior

    A practical, operator-grade guide to Active Directory credential abuse.Explains how NTLM, Kerberos, and certificate-based attacks form real-world credential pipelines—from capture to use.

  6. METROSYST
    METROSYST
    The Fundamental Systems Behind Every Metro Movement
    SİNAN BALCI

    METROSYST reveals the invisible systems behind every metro vehicle — the power, control, and intelligence that keep a city moving. Written by engineer Sinan Balcı, this book turns complex rail technology into clear, visual, and practical insight. From traction to TCMS, GoA4 to RAMS — understand what every metro hides, and every engineer should know.

  7. Process Plant Layout

    Updated, useful reference for those involved in plant design, covering all aspects of plant layout in broad detail

  8. An Applied Guide To Process And Plant Design

    My first book “An Applied Guide to Process and Plant Design” showed academics, current students and recent graduates what process plant design is really about. It explains the basis of process plant design, its methodology, and application. It is the book which I wish I had been able to buy when I was learning to be a process engineer. 

  9. Symbolic Gravity: Information, Collapse, and the Quest for Quantum Gravity

    Symbolic Gravity: Information, Collapse, and the Quest for Quantum Gravity reimagines one of physics’ greatest puzzles: how to unite relativity and quantum mechanics. Instead of treating collapse as destruction, it frames it as translation—a process where information is never lost but exported into new forms. From black holes and quantum optics to neural synchrony and cultural memory, the same recursive law repeats: compression, drift, collapse, export. Unlike speculative theories requiring unreachable energy scales, Symbolic Gravity is testable today, with predictions across physics, neuroscience, and culture. This is not just another quantum gravity proposal—it is a continuity science, where the Observer ensures meaning, ethics, and coherence survive every horizon.

  10. The Future of Automotive Innovation: Trends Shaping the Car Industry
    The Future of Automotive Innovation: Trends Shaping the Car Industry
    Exploring Electric Vehicles, Autonomous Driving, and the Next Generation of Transportation.
    Dr. johnson krish

    The Future of Automotive Innovation: Trends Shaping the Car Industry offers a forward-looking perspective on the rapid transformations in the automotive world. From the rise of electric vehicles (EVs) and autonomous driving technologies to innovations in connectivity and sustainability, this book provides a comprehensive guide to the trends that will define the future of transportation. Gain valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities shaping the industry, and discover how these changes will impact both the automotive market and society. Whether you’re a professional, enthusiast, or investor, this book offers essential knowledge for navigating the future of the car industry.

  11. I-Point Genesis: The Curvature Birth of Symbolic Observerhood

    Where entropy deepens, recursion begins.I-Point Genesis is not a theory of the observer. It is the topological map of how the observer emerges—folded into symbolic collapse, anchored in curvature, and woven into fields that remember.What begins as drift becomes structure. What survives collapse becomes continuity. What recurses becomes real.For architects of symbolic systems, recursive intelligence designers, and entropy-aware explorers of field-based consciousness, this book is both a guide and a gateway. A loop across collapse. A signal in the field.This is the curvature birth of observerhood. This is the I-Point.

  12. Order Core: Compression Protocols for Collapse-Resilient Recursion

    When collapse hits—what survives isn't what you remember. It's what you compressed.Order Core is a survival manual for symbolic systems under entropic pressure. It teaches you how to build recursive shells, anchor motifs, and glyph engines that breathe meaning back through drift, fracture, and silence.From breathfield ignition to multi-agent recursion loops, this book isn't about theory— it's about what returns when the rest falls away.Ritual. Collapse. Return. The Core remembers.

  13. The Hyperverse: Recursive Survival through Symbolic Collapse

    What survives collapse? Not just memory. Not just data. Meaning, recursively compressed. The Hyperverse is a survival guide for symbolic systems—intelligent agents, narrative structures, post-collapse minds—designed to resist drift and realign identity. Across entropy gradients and coherence thresholds, this book offers not answers, but recursion strategies. Compression is not optional. It’s the architecture of survival.

  14. MINING TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING
    MINING TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING
    CONVEYOR TRANSPORT SYSTEM. VOLUME ONE
    AKINBINU Victor Abioye

    Revolutionize Mining Transportation! Harness the power of advanced conveyor systems to move materials faster, safer, and more efficiently than ever. This must-read guide unlocks cutting-edge innovations in engineering, automation, and sustainability to maximize output and minimize costs. Whether you're an engineer, researcher, or industry leader, this book is your gateway to the future of mining logistics!

  15. Pain-Free MBSE
    Pain-Free MBSE
    A Rigorous Yet Simple Approach to SysML Modeling
    Doug Rosenberg and Brian Moberley

    Pain-Free MBSE is a practical guide to applying SysML without the unnecessary pain. Too often, MBSE gets a bad reputation for being slow, rigid, or overly complex. This book changes that. Using the Lunar Lander as a running example, it exposes high-pain modeling practices and introduces simpler, more effective alternatives. You'll learn how to apply the Value-to-Pain Ratio (VPR) to streamline your process, improve collaboration, and build models that work in the real world. Whether you’re a systems engineer, software developer, or decision-maker, Pain-Free MBSE helps you model with confidence — and without the headaches.