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  • PAINT wounds away with 3D pen

    Numerous wound-healing approaches only aid the body in doing its job...and nothing more.

  • Did Harry Bentley Bradley steal the 1968 Corvette design for Hot Wheels?

    And did the Hot Wheels version really beat the full-scale version to market?

  • The world’s largest wastewater treatment plant

    It seems fitting that the country with the world’s longest river hosts the world’s largest wastewater treatment plant.

  • Bonding material braces perovskite solar cell performance

    The new molecular crosslinker preserves solar cell efficiency under harsh environmental conditions.

  • FPT Industrial powers the unique New Holland TE6 straddle tractor range

    The F36 Stage V engine plays a key role in ensuring the multifunctionality and maneuverability of the new tractor range.

  • Proxy bot fills in for remote workers

    Dubbed ReMotion, the so-called proxy robot will physically occupy the space left vacant by remote workers, mirroring their movements in real time and demonstrating body language largely lost in virtual environments.

  • 24M receives DoE grant to develop next-generation high energy density lithium metal anode cells

    By incorporating a lithium metal anode and SemiSolid cathode, 24M plans to create batteries that offer superior power, improved energy density and lower costs for electric aviation applications.

  • Cooling solar cells with water

    An efficient passive cooling system for solar panels uses water desorption and endothermic reaction dissolution processes.

  • Comau is developing a fully automated system for sustainable battery recycling and second-life repurposing

    The robotic cell will facilitate the manipulation of low-charge batteries while minimizing risks to operators and equipment.

  • Anaqua provides platform for intellectual property management to Fujitsu

    Fujitsu has adopted Anaqua’s AQX platform to optimize the digital management of the company’s intellectual property portfolios.

  • Answer to unplanned downtime: A heating expert in your back pocket

    Site services from Chromalox offer companies help in both reducing the impact of unplanned electric heating system downtime and managing costs to reduce total cost of ownership.

  • New GV series Cam-Tite ball valve enhances throughput

    The new Cam-Tite ball valves from ITT Engineered Valves excel in demanding and corrosive applications by offering features that address common valve problems.

  • Video: ECG patch designed with a tiny environmental footprint

    This sustainable electrocardiogram (ECG) patch is fully recyclable and made of biomaterials.

  • Funds to foster high performance superconductor production

    ARPA-E is providing up to $10 million in funding to develop novel manufacturing technologies for high-performance superconducting tapes.

  • Floating an eco-friendly design for offshore wind

    A lightweight, economical design minimizes the impact on marine environments while using existing port infrastructure.

  • Researchers introduce Scraft: An AI writing tutor

    Unlike the current range of generative AI tools — tools like ChatGPT that create images, videos, text and other content instantly — which can help students cheat by creating essays based on prompts, Columbia University’s Scraft produces helpful feedback for English students' writing assignments.

  • Oxford Flow launches new innovative IM-S wafer type gas regulator

    The new IM-S series from Oxford Flow features a range of pilot-operated regulators designed for process gases, offering high performance through an axial flow design.

  • Sparks, splatter and pollutants: Is your robot protected?

    Robots in extreme environments need protection from the elements to reduce downtime and improve ROI. Robot covers are designed to protect that investment.

  • Automate and dominate!

    Advance your business when you enhance production through automated dispensing equipment.

  • Netherlands-based building is dismantleable and reusable

    The Matrix One building, which is home to tech and sustainability companies as well as a laboratory, boasts an interior space of 140,000 sq ft across six floors.

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