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  • How digital twins can transform factory operations

    By simulating complex, interdependent processes, digital twins allow manufacturers to predict outcomes with precision, refine operational models and reduce system downtime.

  • This water treatment plant is solar-powered

    A 100 kW ground mounted solar system with a 27-kW rooftop system now powers this water treatment plant.

  • FS-Elliott expands FSE-TurboCool lubricants and additives to elevate centrifugal compressor performance

    These advanced solutions are designed to enhance lubrication, improve performance and extend the life of centrifugal compressors.

  • Covvi launches its ‘futuristic’ robotic hand

    The so-called Covvi Hand can reportedly mimic intricate grips made by the human hand and can be used by people with limb loss and limb differences as well as used in material handling applications.

  • Revolutionizing pneumatic valve control with launch of MVQ positioning system

    The company suggests that by adopting the high-precision MVQ3, customers can achieve greater operational efficiency, reduce resource waste and enhance overall process control.

  • FireDome promises to protect against wildfires

    FireDome has developed a wildfire defense mechanism of the same name that promises to effectively control the spread of fires by marrying defense tactics with AI technology to detect, protect against and suppress wildfires

  • Polymer additions in concrete

    Polymers can increase the strength, make the concrete more “green” and can decrease the mass of the final product. With these advantages in mind, material scientists are exploring all of the possible additives and how they may impact the structures of the future.

  • Hydraulic Institute tackles skills shortage with pump system certification initiative

    The certification benefits both employers and employees, with employers gaining a more skilled and knowledgeable workforce, and employees earning a credential that enhances their career prospects.

  • New material may pave the way for lighter weight body armor

    The nanoscale material is reportedly the first 2D mechanically interlocked polymer, and it features roughly 100 trillion mechanical bonds per 1 cm2 — the highest density of mechanical bonds ever achieved.

  • AI tool identifies fake news with 99% accuracy

    The researchers used different machine learning techniques to build their model, which scans news content to issue a judgment of whether a news source is legitimate or not.

  • Materials innovations sparked from agricultural waste

    Any time a waste stream can be converted into useful material, there is potential to make a profit as well as reduce the amount of waste that ends up in landfills. Because of this, research in reusing agricultural waste has become a growing field.

  • Forecasting US hydropower under climate change

    The implications of future climatic trends for hydroelectric power capacity in the U.S. have been analyzed.

  • ROLEC’s technoBOX (IP 66) plastic enclosures — Now with more accessories

    The enclosures can now be specified with front plates, hinges, case feet, mounting plates, supporting rails, cable glands and external mounting brackets.

  • Steute Meditec at the Arab Health in Dubai: A look ahead to the user interfaces of the future

    A new foot switch concept, wireless signal transmission and an easy-to-clean, hygienic enclosure will be on display.

  • Advantages of automated pH measurement

    When measuring pH, precision is essential. By installing automation, engineers and technicians can significantly enhance pH measurement consistency.

  • New Seco Helical Milling Cutter delivers three times longer tool life

    The new Seco LN4-11 Helical Milling Cutter provides up to three times longer tool life per edge and boosts productivity to achieve the lowest cost per part.

  • Ant-inspired e-nose promises to sniff out food freshness, disease

    The device, called the “Ant-nose,” relies on antenna technology to create an artificial sense of smell that its developers suggest could potentially match or exceed both human and canine olfactory abilities.

  • AHR Expo 2025 returns to Orlando

    While the focus of the show is HVAC/R, almost all aspects of the built environment are represented at the expo, including plumbing, piping, hydronics, heating, cooling, controls, tools and software.

  • TÜV-certified training program for functional safety experts

    International certification course qualifies participants as Certified Functional Safety Expert (CFSE) for electrical and fluid power systems in just five days.

  • Key Technology launches high-capacity vibratory conveyors for cutting-edge food handling

    Conveying up to 100,000 lbs of product an hour and available in widths more than 10 ft, Key’s Iso-Flo, Impulse, Zephyr and Marathon vibratory conveyors can be engineered for grading, aligning, distributing and other specialized food handling functions.

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