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  • Fixtureworks workholding clamps reduce set-up time

    These innovative devices provide a quick and easy tool-less clamping solution for workpiece set-up, thereby significantly reducing set-up times and improving manufacturing efficiency and productivity.

  • 2022 fusion ignition: Steppingstone to clean and abundant energy generation

    Arnold Magnetic Technologies is working to advance fusion technology through partnering with national labs and universities as well as directly with the organizations building fusion projects.

  • This artificial olfactory system detects food spoilage in real-time

    The AOS developed by Seoul National University researchers reportedly requires little energy to operate unlike similar AOSs that consume considerable energy.

  • How will the healthcare industry use ChatGPT?

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

  • A basic introduction to heat exchangers

    Various types of heat exchangers exist today, each with unique characteristics to cater to diverse industrial needs. Knowledge of these types of heat exchangers and the underlying principles that govern their desirable operation is vital for engineers and technicians.

  • A robot for inspecting and mapping tiny spaces

    Outfitted with cameras and sensors that measure temperature and contaminant levels, the robot can reportedly operate autonomously via artificial intelligence (AI).

  • Simplify microsample analysis with this IR microscope

    The instrument features automated analysis functions and an enhanced wide field camera.

  • AI aids HVAC technicians

    An artificial intelligence (AI)-based tool allows HVAC technicians to instantly diagnose and solve problems in the field, using only natural language.

  • Allrounder 520 A: Highly innovative IML application for medical technology

    In-mold labeling (IML) for centrifuge tubes creates added value for pharmaceutical and clean room operations.

  • FPT Industrial at Busworld to present its solutions for the mobility of tomorrow

    The company will exhibit its comprehensive range of innovative, sustainable solutions for mass transport developed to mutually satisfy environmental requirements, those of transport companies and those of passengers.

  • CerroZone meets and exceeds requirements of ASHRAE Standard 241-2023, Control of Infectious Aerosols

    The same system previously earned 510(k) Class II clearance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration as a recirculating air cleaner for eliminating airborne viruses and bacteria.

  • Researchers introduce a device for passively removing snow from solar panels

    The strip device, which is called Snow-Free Solar, passively removes snow when applied to the lower ledge of solar panels.

  • Surrey research promises an end to potholes

    The team of Surrey scientists is developing graphene-enhanced microcapsules to improve heat conduction and storage in the soil below road surfaces.

  • Pneumatic Scale Angelus has introduced its CB100R craft canning line

    According to the company, the CB100R marries rotary counter-pressure filling with rotary Angelus seaming in a compact footprint, operating at more than 100 cans per minute (CPM).

  • Inexpensive device uses smartphone to monitor blood pressure

    Blood pressure is an important indicator of cardiovascular health and this has motivated University of California in San Diego researchers to develop a low-cost, simple clip that utilizes a smartphone’s camera to measure and track blood pressure from the user's fingertip.

  • These are the 12 Instagram accounts engineers should be following

    Engineers can gain plenty of knowledge from Instagram. Check out these 13 Instagrams any engineer will love!

  • A robot that re-creates human painted artwork

    The AI-powered robots use a combination of machine learning and neural networks to create the reproduced artwork.

  • UK device immediately detects illegal "Spice" with 95% accuracy

    The device is reportedly able to detect drugs on a range of materials and with a 95% rate of accuracy.

  • Mapped: The presence of PFAS in US drinking water

    At least 45% of the nation’s tap water is estimated to have one or more types of these forever chemicals.

  • Thirsty data centers gulp water at a record pace

    Water resource use by a growing number of data centers is soaring, prompting many tech companies to seek sustainable management solutions.

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