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  • New AI-powered electromagnetic warfare tech designed to hunt drones

    Pulsar, which is powered by artificial intelligence (AI), can reportedly be deployed on both vehicles or aerial drones.

  • Researchers eyeing far UV-C for preventing airborne transmissions of COVID-19

    With its shorter wavelength of 222 nm — which is shorter than conventional germicidal UV-C light with its wavelength of 254 nm — far UV-C light reportedly does not penetrate as deeply into tissue as conventional UV-C light.

  • Automate analysis, enhance lab safety with new segmented flow analyzer

    Designed to directly address lab safety, the instrument includes a reagent containment system that prevents solvent vapor accumulation, reducing the risk of reagent spillage for a safer working environment.

  • Brewer Science launches Smart Warehouse Monitor system

    This platform detects when boxes reach their maximum weight capacity, thereby mitigating safety risks and ensuring compliance with industry standards.

  • New biocompatible bandage promises to expedite wound healing

    The biocompatible bandage can reportedly reduce the incidence of inflammation in burn wounds, which can encourage the generation of oxygen free radicals that subsequently impede the healing process.

  • This quadruped robot can stand, walk and roll on its hind ‘legs’

    The W1 can travel on smooth roads, sidewalks and floors, by simply rolling on its wheels. In the event the W1 needs to step over an obstacle, travel across rough terrain or climb or descend stairs, the W1 will stop and lock up its wheels.

  • Laser-treated cork promises to clean up oil spills

    During a laser experiment in the lab, researchers discovered that laser-treated cork developed superhydrophobic, or water-repelling, and superoleophilic, or oil-attracting, properties.

  • A bendable robot that can split, rejoin, haul cargo and crawl through mazes

    Engineers at Princeton and North Carolina State Universities have developed a soft robot that easily bends and twists arounds mazes.

  • Team developing crime detection, crime hot spot prediction using machine and deep learning

    This technology could eventually be used to monitor activities in crime hotspots, detect crimes and make predictions about future criminal activities.

  • Monport introduces its Mobility Protrude series

    This series of compact CO2 laser engravers reportedly offers comparable performance to standard CO2 models, but the physical dimensions are very different.

  • How not to kill your sensor: Seven mistakes to avoid to prevent pH sensor damage

    These simple practices guarantee that a pH sensor remains in excellent condition, providing reliable and accurate results that can influence the success of scientific endeavors.

  • The technologies driving the connected car

    A new e-book explains the vehicle-to-everything, telematics and other technologies empowering the connected car.

  • Stainless-steel conduit: A solution for any harsh environment

    Stainless steel alloys are the best choice in material for applications that require high strength and corrosion resistance.

  • Fonon's Zero Width Laser Cutting solution eyed for flat panel display manufacturing

    Fonon is reportedly well-positioned to benefit from FPD market as its patented ZWLCT is a solution suited to the intricacy of cutting brittle materials like glass for FPDs with no material loss and a clean edge.

  • Robot snails move independently using tracks or work together to climb

    To develop a robot capable of creating its own 3D space, roboticists designed a snail-like robot featuring a metal shell and a track where it can move around as well as over different terrains.

  • Team eyes bismuth as alternative to cement for plugging oil and gas wells

    As an alternative to the cement plugs currently used to plug abandoned oil and gas wells — but that can develop leaks over time due to corrosion, thereby becoming a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions — impermeable bismuth alloys show promise.

  • Sensor pinpoints pharma pollutants in water supplies

    An advanced plasmonic-based detection system offers scope for the use of cost-effective, portable Raman devices for environmental monitoring.

  • Line of kamikaze attack-capable unmanned sea drones introduced by AEVEX

    The light sea drone can carry out a variety of operations, such as carrying cargo, delivering personnel infiltration/exfiltration, intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance and kamikaze missions.

  • All-new sorting and demolition grapple range introduced by Komatsu

    The new grapple range meets the customer’s needs and the highest safety standards, with all grapples coming as standard with a load control valve included.

  • The fundamentals of servo motors

    Their unique blend of power and precision makes servo motors an asset for robotics, automation and countless other applications.

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