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  • Agricultural automation enabled by this superior propulsion solution

    This fully electric actuator solution is engineered for demanding agricultural automation applications.

  • The 2024 GlobalSpec Airshow (Feb. 4-10)

    The impact of the aerospace industry extends beyond the introduction of new aircraft, encompassing a diverse range of technologies crucial for transportation, defense and supply chains.

  • Video: This autonomous agent assists in the lab

    Coscientist autonomously designs and executes experiments to synthesize molecules.

  • Bluebird feathers help new membrane material take flight

    The avian-inspired material offers scope to improve battery and water filter performance.

  • Meeting the needs of space missions with DC-DC converters

    VPT offers space-qualified DC-DC converters with a range of input voltages and output powers to serve satellite applications.

  • Delta demonstrates smart, energy-efficient and safe building solutions at AHR Expo 2024

    Industrial automation solutions integrate seamlessly to enable smarter facility management and monitoring, higher energy savings and more comfortable building environments.

  • Ricoh selected as one of the 2024 Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations

    This marks the 12th selection for Ricoh, which was selected for 10 consecutive years from 2005 to 2014, and in 2023.

  • Video: Shining a light on radioactive materials

    New organic glass scintillators emit light in the presence of radiation and can more efficiently decipher between neutron and gamma ray radiation relative to existing technologies.

  • Passive cooling promotes solar panel performance

    Cooling is provided by combining heat-absorbing phase change material and aluminum-based heat sink fins.

  • Making a metal additive manufacturing entrepreneur

    Melanie Lang co-founded FormAlloy.

  • Amphenol Socapex introduces ruggedized USB Type-C connector for harsh environments

    The connector is designed to withstand harsh environments in military communications, military planes, aerospace, commercial air and naval applications.

  • New portals use AI and machine vision to examine moving trains

    Machine vision technology in the portals generates images of components located on all sides of the train cars, thereby offering a 360° view of the entire train. Once the images are created, they are immediately analyzed.

  • Stressless copper for superior semiconductor performance

    New electroplating material options and processing steps can be used with existing processing equipment to produce stress-free copper materials.

  • Minimizing fire potential in thermal-oil heat transfer systems

    Review the sources of fire risk in these systems and opportunities to prevent such hazards.

  • Luminescent material reveals concrete deterioration in buildings, other structures

    The new luminescent material allows for a fast, low-cost, in-situ approach for analyzing the condition of concrete, revealing the presence of compounds associated with the deterioration of concrete when exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light.

  • Video: Cobots will automate laboratories in China

    Robotic technology is coming to laboratories in China, where ABB Robotics and XtalPi will engineer a range of automated laboratory workstations.

  • A design to scale down floating wind energy costs

    A shallow draft prototype designed to reduce offshore wind energy system costs is now being tested off the Massachusetts coast.

  • Emerson introduces ultrasonic metal welders with advanced controls for fast-cycling, high-precision welds

    The new ultrasonic welders offer advanced controls and better connectivity for faster welding of electric vehicle batteries, conductors and terminations.

  • Infinitum unveils the next generation of its sustainable electric motor for commercial and industrial applications

    The new Aircore EC motor delivers higher levels of efficiency, power and torque density in a smaller, lighter form factor with features for easier installation and service.

  • UK’s laser weapon hits aerial targets for the first time

    The DragonFire laser-directed energy weapon (LDEW) system, which has been in development since 2017, has now successfully fired at aerial targets for the first time in a trial conducted at the MOD’s Hebrides Range.

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