HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Interplex sets up Ennovi to handle EV connectivity

    The new company designs and engineers battery, power platform and signal interconnect solutions for the next generation of electric vehicles (EVs).

  • EXAIR’s new non-marring nozzle provides precise blowoff while protecting expensive equipment

    The nozzle is ideal for blowoff, cooling and drying applications located in general industrial or corrosive environments.

  • Molecular crystals could be a solution to nuclear waste

    Molecular crystals have emerged as a promising alternative solution for nuclear waste storage. These structures -- based on cyclotetrabenzil hydrazones -- have the unique ability to capture and immobilize radioactive elements, such as iodine, in both organic and aqueous solutions.

  • Robotic gripper has self-healing properties

    According to its developers, the elastomer can heal itself from macroscopic damages — scratches and punctures, for instance — inflicted by sharp objects and surfaces.

  • Will small modular reactors create new nuclear energy?

    Given their operational efficiency and potential for lower environmental impact, microreactors offer a compelling option for integration into decentralized power systems.

  • A robot for the electrochemistry lab

    This benchtop solution-handling robot conducts complex electrochemical experiments and analyzes data.

  • Robust, compact, Ex-compatible and with many optional features: New series of Ex solenoid interlocks

    The solenoid interlocks keep guard doors and maintenance flaps locked until dangerous movements inside machines and plants have come to a complete standstill.

  • Emerson launches compact valve position indicator engineered for quick and easy commissioning

    TopWorx DVR Switchbox is a compact, high quality and durable valve positioner that provides reliable open/close valve position feedback.

  • SECO scores design win of over €50M for coffee machine digitalization

    The venture will explore the digitalization opportunities presented by the use of the artificial intelligence for the future generations of machines, aiming to launch new high-value-added services in the coffee sector.

  • Exploring the methods of custom tube assembly

    Custom tube assembly for small diameter stainless steel tubing is used in many applications that often involve complex manufacturing processes to achieve a single, integrated component.

  • Feeling cheesy? If it's too sour, blame it on the pH

    The cheese manufacturing industry relies on pH monitoring of products to ensure quality, flavor and texture. pH is an important control parameter for achieving desired batch consistency, from the initial pH measurement during milk acidification to the final measurements of ripened cheese.

  • These are the 15 top X accounts engineers should be following

    Engineers can gain plenty of knowledge from X (the social media network formerly known as Twitter). Check out these 15 X accounts any engineer will love!

  • Team develops long-jumping insect-inspired robots

    Taking inspiration from the leaping ability of locusts, the monolithic elastomeric robot features coiled artificial muscle actuators and projection additive printing.

  • Concentrator PV systems: Harnessing sunlight efficiently

    A CPV combines the direct energy conversion capability of photovoltaic cells with the light-intensifying properties of concentrating systems to achieve higher efficiency rates in solar energy capture compared to conventional solar cells.

  • New grid, EV battery pack and EV technology helps drive a sustainable future

    High-quality tapes, seals and compression pads are important to meeting the challenges of electric vehicles (EVs), EV supply equipment and grid infrastructure as a whole.

  • Get in shape to engineer efficiently with Version 2024

    Discover new functions, get tips for engineering and work more efficiently with EPLAN’s eLearning courses.

  • An excavator that can autonomously build walls

    The excavator, dubbed HEAP, relies on sensors to draw a 3D map of a construction site as well as localize construction materials. A combination of machine vision and custom tools enable the excavator to scan and grasp large stones.

  • Corrosion — What it is and what can be done to prevent it: Part 1

    Follow along with GlobalSpec as we explore some of those solutions that go beyond the traditional anti-corrosion solutions that generally include painting, tarring, galvanizing and enameling among others, in this two-part feature.

  • Largest material handler for ports introduced by Fuchs

    With an output of up to 670 hp and a service weight of up to 330,700 lbs, the F120 MH is reportedly the largest and heaviest Fuchs machine so far.

  • Team engineers plants to serve as environmental sensors for dangerous chemicals

    The team engineered the color-changing plant using a protein called abscisic acid (ABA), which assists plants in acclimating to stressful environments.

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