HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Automatically Adjusting a Horizontal Extrusion Die

    The approach incorporates a multi-axis servo controller with four servo amplifiers and motors.

  • Solid-State Hydrogen System Powers Drone

    Larger versions are being designed to have three times the energy of a lithium-ion battery.

  • Tests Confirm Viability of Lithium-Air Battery

    Lithium-air batteries could store electricity at up to five times the energy density of lithium-ion batteries.

  • HP Aims to Rev Up 3D Printing

    The core technology is being tested and HP plans to unveil the printer later in 2016.

  • Hybrids Abound During Auto Show Season

    Chrysler, Toyota and GM offer some intriguing improvements to their lineup of hybrid vehicles.

  • Packaging Partnership Produces Pastry Packs

    The lineup means bakery customers will not have to buy trays and lids from different suppliers.

  • Innovative Way to Print 3D Metals and Alloys

    The method bypasses the powder bed and energy beam approach and uncouples the two-step process of printing the structure and fusing its layers.

  • Touchless Device Provides Early Warning of Heart Problems

    Data collection provides a more complete picture of what’s going on in the body.

  • Engineered Bacteria Creates Bio-pathway to Green Plastics

    Researchers have built an artificial biosynthetic pathway to produce 1,4-butanediol, or BDO.

  • Shrink Sleeve Label Shows Boost in Recyclability

    The tests were conducted at six near-infrared equipment manufacturers.

  • Shrink Sleeve Label Improves Bottle Recyclability

    The film features a specific gravity of less than 1 and lower density than traditional shrink sleeve films.

  • Striking Gold from E-waste

    A less toxic and cheaper means of gold recovery from electronic waste is reported by a research team.

  • Microsoft Tests Underwater Datacenter

    The cold environment of the deep sea makes datacenters less costly and more energy efficient.

  • Robotic Fingers Aid Deep Sea Exploration

    Robotic hands often are ill-suited to collecting coral, sponge and other delicate samples.

  • “Super Pump” Battles Large Rocks

    The increased size of the impeller allows it to rotate 35% slower than before.

  • Internal Powder Liner for Aluminum Aerosol Cans

    The coating helps aluminum can makers meet sustainability goals and environmental regulations for VOC emissions.

  • Hose Pumps for Bentonite Metering

    Relief came when Umgeni replaced two PC pumps with new hose pumps.

  • Chemical "Fingerprint" Identifies Bogus Spanish Spice

    Analysis revealed that 26 of 44 samples were neither grown nor processed in Spain.

  • Sulfur-Based Concrete for Martian Shelters

    The concrete uses a soil simulant created by NASA in place of gravel, and molten sulfur in place of water.

  • Photonic Hearing Aid Boosts Speech Recognition

    The photonic hearing aid stimulates the eardrum directly for better frequency response than conventional air-conduction hearing aids.

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