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Qosina introduces new iDOT single-use sensor bag ports from Polestar Technologies
The gamma-stable bag ports offer non-invasive monitoring and come pre-calibrated for plug-and-play use.
Partners to co-produce titanium fasteners for US Army
These components will be engineered for the U.S. Army Ground Vehicle Systems Center.
These blades 'wood' improve wind energy sustainability
Wooden blades have been installed on an existing wind turbine as a sustainable alternative to fiberglass and carbon fiber-based components.
UST strengthens its position in life sciences and SAP practices
The acquisition of Endeavor Consulting Group represents a significant step forward for the company as it advances its digital transformation capabilities in the life sciences sector.
Nuclear and space-proven seals poised to take on hydrogen energy safety challenges
Technetics, with their pedigree in nuclear and aerospace sealing applications, has the experience and expertise to meet the challenge of hydrogen safety and containment head-on.
Team develops new robotic gripper for automated apple picking
The robotic gripper, which weighs just shy of 1 lb, is being developed, according to the researchers, in a bid to alleviate labor shortages plaguing the agricultural industry.
Video: AI to aid power grid operators
ChatGrid has been developed as a generative AI solution to simplify and speed up decision making for power grid operators in the U.S.
A robotic assist in wind turbine blade manufacture
Robotic assistance in the manufacture of wind turbine blades eliminates difficult working conditions for humans and can improve product consistency.
Video: Nanogenerator converts carbon dioxide into electricity
A system that yields the benefits of electric power production and carbon dioxide capture has been engineered by researchers in Australia.
How to source an exceptional fastener manufacturing partner
Quick lead times and production of high-precision components make this fastener manufacturer a preferred partner.
This wheel drive simplifies converting factory vehicles for automation
Pelonis Technologies is introducing the XR15-W wheel drive solution that greatly simplifies vehicle automation.
An ultrasonic cold brew coffee machine developed by Australian engineers
The researchers concluded that their trained sensory panel tastings proved that the machine achieved a taste profile very similar to either a traditional cold brew or an espresso in the same amount of time it takes to brew a hot espresso.
Man overboard detection tech designed for maritime vessels and structures
Currently deployed at sea on an oil rig for the first time, the person in water (PIW) detection system, dubbed Zoe, is designed to assist search and rescue operations at sea.
Curtiss-Wright announces new Exlar Tritex electric valve actuator
With its precision control capabilities, this actuator ensures accurate positioning of valves, resulting in improved process control and operational efficiency.
This wall-climbing robot takes inspiration from snails
This design allows robots to easily scale walls, potentially paving the way for robots capable of traveling on the surfaces of wind turbine blades, ship hulls, aircraft and glass windows of skyscrapers to perform autonomous inspections.
Fallen leaves transformed into sensors
The researchers concluded that the electrochemical sensors derived from fallen tree leaves demonstrated satisfactory analytical performance and notable reproducibility.
Soft robot implants bend, expand, twist to deliver meds in the body
The researchers noted that the soft robots can perform various well-controlled movements — such as bending, expanding and twisting — inside biological environments.
Unitree introduces its latest humanoid robot
Powered by an imitation and reinforcement learning-driven model, the G1 resembles a more compact version of its predecessor, the H1, which is Unitree’s humanoid robot capable of executing backflips, kicking and sprinting as well as lifting heavy items.
Team using satellites to inspect roads, infrastructure for flaws
Infrastructure monitoring using SAR remote sensing systems can be used to detect infrastructure damage early on via frequent checks by satellite, thereby promising to keep roads and other infrastructure safe for use.
Teledyne LeCroy debuts affordable oscilloscopes
According to the company, the 12-bit high-definition oscilloscopes deliver exceptional performance at an affordable price.