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Dual-curing structural adhesives made for electric motors
The adhesive is designed for use in multiple processes, including magnet bonding and magnet stacking in electric motor manufacturing.
New approach predicts lithium-ion battery health
The streamlined and accurate approach applies ultrasonic waves to probe a battery’s internal structure.
Combatting “forever chemicals” with clay
Researchers in Germany are advancing the use of a clay made of bentonite modified with organic substances as a possible PFAS filter.
Introducing MEMDOS SMART: The next generation of reliable chemical dosing technology
With its stepper motor, the pump is capable of precisely metering small volumes, particularly important in chemical dosing applications where accuracy is crucial.
Siglent announces new high-res oscilloscope series
The SDS7000A is based on an industry-standard architecture (ISA) x86 processor, with a 15.6 inch HD capacitive-touch screen to deliver improvements in the response speed and operation of the scope.
Underground autonomous robot system makes deliveries
The company expects that the delivery of more than 95% of consumer products will now be low-cost, emission-free and congestion-less via the autonomous, underground delivery system.
BlastOne and Qlayers introduce mobile coating robots to the US oil and gas industry
BlastOne International, a provider of surface preparation solutions, and Dutch firm Qlayers are jointly introducing the first-ever mobile coating robots, specifically designed for remote field projects in the oil and gas industry.
AI model predicts COVID-19 variant waves
The researchers explained that the patterns revealed by the analysis were used to create the machine-learning powered risk assessment model.
Polymers that kill bacteria developed by Texas A&M
Researchers designed a positively charged molecule that can be stitched repeatedly to create a larger molecule composed of the same repeating charged motif via a catalyst called AquaMet.
Team develops 'electronic tongue' technology
The electronic tongue features sensors and deep-learning technology for accurately measuring saltiness, sourness, bitterness and sweetness simultaneously.
Riegl introduces new laser scanning solutions for UAV-based data acquisition
RIEGL’s typical accuracy/precision and the multi-target capability, in combination with its measurement ranges, wide field of views, extremely high laser pulse repetition rates and fastest line speeds are the basis for the users’ success.
Ingestible, vibrating device promises to prevent overeating
The capsule is designed to vibrate once in the stomach, thereby activating the stretch receptors that sense when the stomach is distended, thus giving the imaginary sense of fullness.
Introducing the MegaSpense — IVEK’s largest displacement pump offering
The MegaSpense stands out for its unique design, allowing for the disassembly of all pump components and the removal and return of the entire module from the motor/base group without recalibration.
Flood forecasting from orbit
The approach relies on high-resolution large-scale particle image velocimetry video sensors placed aboard commercial satellites to track the dynamics of river flow and floods.
Video: Motor City installs first EV charging road in US
Inductive charging coils supplied by Israel-based Electreon Wireless have been incorporated beneath road surfaces along a quarter mile stretch in the Motor City – Detroit, Michigan.
Fundamentals of solar-assisted ground source heat pumps
As the world moves toward sustainable energy solutions, innovations in heating and cooling technologies are continuously improving.
New tech controls both single and fleets of battlefield vehicles
The software system, dubbed SwarmCore, was developed in conjunction with Arqit, a quantum-safe encryption specialist.
How will the defense and security industry use ChatGPT?
This follow-up feature will examine the impact ChatGPT is expected to have on the defense and security industry.
Plans for a nuclear fuel recycling pilot plant
This Wisconsin-based company plans to construct a 50,000-square-foot facility capable of recycling up to 200 metric tons/year of used nuclear fuel within the next decade.
New process promises to help close the loop on the disposal of at least two industrial waste types
The researchers explained that they used "cooling tower blowdown," which is wastewater produced by thermoelectric power plants, and "produced water," which is the water produced by hydraulic fracturing mining for oil and gas, to treat each other.