HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • A fabric that adapts to changing temperatures

    FibeRobo is a programmable, shape-changing smart fiber composed of liquid crystal elastomers (LCEs) that enable the fabric to become more insulated in colder temperatures and less insulated in warmer temperatures.

  • Electro Rent inks strategic distribution agreement with AFL for Fujikura Splicers

    Electro Rent can now offer AFL’s Fujikura splicers, critical to supporting network and fiber installation, to customers in North America.

  • A "seaweed-eating" robot protects shorelines, ocean ecosystems

    Once it reaches capacity, the robot dives 200 m below the surface of the water to release its cargo of seaweed that subsequently sinks to the ocean floor.

  • What are compressed air cars?

    By harnessing the force of compressed air, these vehicles provide a sustainable alternative to conventional cars.

  • New 'smart' shell for the Navy currently in development

    The new 57 mm shell is designed for use from Naval Mark 110 Naval guns, which are typically mounted on Littoral Combat Ships used by the U.S. Navy.

  • New technique lets robots "hear" humans

    The acoustic localization approach described by the Georgia Tech team explores the use of machine learning algorithms to detect the subtle sounds inadvertently produced by humans as they move around.

  • Fundamentals of nanofluids for thermal management systems

    Nanofluids have emerged as a promising contender for optimized working fluids as they offer potential enhancement in heat transfer capabilities, opening new frontiers in thermal management.

  • Food processing plant pathogen eradicated by blue light

    While L. monocytogenes has previously proven to be powerfully resistant to elimination, its destruction was expedited when the cells or biofilms were placed on polystyrene.

  • How will the food and beverage industry use ChatGPT?

    This follow-up feature will examine the impact ChatGPT is expected to have on the food and beverage industry.

  • These are the top 19 Reddit communities for engineers

    Engineers can gain plenty of knowledge from Reddit. Check out these 19 Reddit communities any engineer will love!

  • These materials will soak up oil spills: Part 1

    Follow along with GlobalSpec as we examine, in a two-part feature, some of the technologies being used to clean up oil spills, ranging from sponges to human hair.

  • Lab and training expertise when time, budget or skillset fall short

    ESPEC Solutions Group gets you from training and education all the way through successful test execution.

  • A look at the EU's ESPR policy

    The EU's member states are enacting a series of aggressive policies to increase the overall sustainability of many key industrial materials, chemicals and consumer goods. Here's an overview on the regulations and impacts.

  • Spirax Sarco introduces the Turflow heat exchanger

    The Spirax Sarco Turflow heat exchanger is a high-efficiency heat transfer product solution that manages the heating and cooling of fluids including process water.

  • Monitoring water discharges from the Fukushima nuclear plant

    The International Atomic Energy Agency is now conducting comprehensive and continuous safety reviews of treated water discharged from the damaged reactor.

  • DoD pursues second transportable micro reactor design

    An enhanced engineering design for a transportable micro nuclear reactor will be developed.

  • Split hub bellows couplings deliver high precision

    These can be used in a variety of applications where positional accuracy is of utmost importance, performance data is being measured or fast reversals are a common occurrence.

  • Web tool compiles energy use data for US buildings

    Access aggregate energy use data from more than 150,000 commercial and multi-family buildings in the U.S. with a web-based tool developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

  • FPT Industrial’s full agricultural line-up and latest innovations at AGRITECHNICA 2023

    Low environmental impact agricultural powertrain systems will be showcased at the event.

  • A soft robot gripper that can lift 100 kg

    To create the new soft robotic gripper, the team employed a weaving technique wherein threads are tightly intertwined with various materials like PET plastic or rubber, to create a fabric that can support heavy objects.

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