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  • Winery waste being turned into something sweet

    The researchers are eyeing wine lees — a residue of primarily dead yeast cells leftover after the fermentation process — as a possible colorant for jelly candies.

  • FPT Industrial rides the wave of sustainability, efficiency and powerful innovation at METSTRADE

    Marine propulsion systems showcased focus on environmental protection, hybrid propulsion, smart solutions and future-oriented collaborations.

  • Unlocking innovation in the automotive industry with free and open-source software

    Free and open-source software empowers innovation and customer value in the automotive industry.

  • Students create a device that eliminates bed bugs

    Instead of using pesticide treatments that rely on someone sleeping in an infested room as living bait to lure the bed bugs, the device will draw out the bugs.

  • New valve health app introduced by Emerson

    The new app makes it possible for users to visualize an entire connected fleet of valves, while prioritizing actions based on the health index of each valve.

  • A magnetic gel that expedites diabetic wound healing

    According to its developers, the bandage is pre-loaded with a hydrogel that contains a mixture of skin cells for healing along with magnetic particles.

  • Firm applies multi-level simulation to digital twin modeling

    WiMi Hologram Cloud Inc. has applied multi-level simulation to digital twin modeling and explored the application of multilevel simulation digital twin modeling technology.

  • College teams compete in the Solar Decathlon

    The 105 Solar Decathlon 2024 Design Challenge teams represent 93 collegiate institutions from 29 states and 18 countries.

  • Comau showcased advanced material handling and integrated robotics solutions at the annual Rockwell Automation Fair

    Comau highlighted the full integration of its high-performance articulated robots and advanced vision systems with Rockwell Automation’s unified robot control platform.

  • Flexibility of combined heat and power plants

    These state-of-the-art facilities are very energy efficient and environmentally friendly since they not only create power but also utilize waste heat.

  • This tape lengthens battery life

    Use of this tape in lithium-ion batteries could slow battery degradation and reduce the amount of self-discharge in electronic devices.

  • New Emerson high-flow solenoid valve increases plant reliability and operating efficiency

    The valve features direct-acting, high-flow design for superior flow control performance and operational certainty.

  • Efficient landfill gas analyzer is portable and modular

    A modular design, improved battery life and a large touch screen interface combine to reduce the extensive downtime often lost to servicing and recalibration.

  • E Sentry: Streamlining equipment care with cloud-based asset management

    This digital toolkit helps create, assign, track and finish work orders with a few simple clicks.

  • RealWear launches intrinsically safe wearable for frontline workers

    Built for productivity and safety in industries such as oil and gas, pharmaceuticals and mining, the hands-free IS wearable solution frees a worker’s hands to reportedly make operations smarter, safer and more efficient.

  • Study: Drones could speed AED delivery to cardiac arrest scenes

    The simulation model, hypothesizing that all local first responders carry an AED, subsequently optimized a network of AED-carrying drones and compared the response time of a hypothetical drone network and historical data from local first responder response times.

  • Hardware-accelerated oscilloscope with automated analysis tools introduced by Keysight

    Keysight’s Infiniium MXR B-Series gives engineers built-in, automated debug tools such as zone triggering, fault detection, real-time spectrum analysis (RTSA) and a 50 MHz waveform generator.

  • Researchers claim world's fastest COVID-19 test

    The virus diagnostic device, dubbed LoCKAmp, features a portable testing unit, disposable cartridges and employs reverse transcription loop-mediated isothermal amplification (or RT-LAMP) for multiplying specific sequences of RNA.

  • New polymer membranes recover even more valuable compounds from crude oil

    The new polymers, dubbed DUCKY polymers, are produced via a family of chemical reactions called click chemistry.

  • A solar-driven technique solves water-oil separation

    By using solar energy, the technique can reportedly separate two-phase mixtures with little environmental impact.

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