HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Massive aluminum factory breaks ground in Mississippi

    The $2.5 billion aluminum mill will be located near the Golden Triangle Regional Airport.

  • Streamline quality control in electronics manufacturing with these 7 software capabilities

    Discover how PRECiV image and measurement software can optimize product inspection in the quality control process.

  • This solar system dishes out heat and hydrogen

    This pilot-scale parabolic dish solar reactor has been demonstrated to efficiently generate hydrogen and heat.

  • Heavy-duty flow meter resists corrosive biogas in co-gen green power environments

    Accurate gas flow measurement with full safety approvals requires virtually no maintenance over a long life for low life cycle costs.

  • Burrowing bot moves against the grain

    Crover’s T-shaped robot is designed to offer grain aggregators insight into the environmental conditions of grain crops stored in silos or sheds.

  • IEC 60601-1-8 AMD2:2020, medical alarms and FAQs

    Two main sections in IEC 60601-1-1 AMD1 dictate the specific requirements for audible alarms in medical equipment.

  • New high-efficiency 10-inch stainless steel well pumps from KSB

    UPA S 250 pump components are made of high-grade stainless steel, ensuring durability and resistance to wear. Optionally, the pumps can be combined with the high-efficiency electric motors of the UMA-S series.

  • NEW UP05 — PIVOT series air-operated double diaphragm pump from SAMOA

    The new UP05 AODD pump series delivers maximum fluid flow while reducing air consumption, leading to cost savings and improved operational performance.

  • Project to connect offshore wind between the Netherlands and UK

    A first-of-its-kind transmission link will connect renewable generation capacity between the Netherlands and the U.K.

  • Metal recovery from CIGS cells by selective leaching

    An environmentally friendly method of recycling the precious metals used in the manufacture of thin-film copper indium gallium selenide (CIGS) solar cells has been demonstrated.

  • FPT Industrial chosen by Maserati for its new full-electric Gran Turismo Folgore

    The Gran Turismo Folgore is the first Maserati model to adopt a 100% electric powertrain.

  • Times Microwave Systems introduces XtendedFlex 045 micro-coaxial cable

    The micro-coaxial cable features compactness and flexibility in a low loss construction for precision medical devices and more.

  • Arburg obtains certification for its information security

    Voluntary ISO 27001 certification is proof that the plastics processing machine manufacturer in Germany has implemented an effective information security management system.

  • Inflatable skyscrapers could change the landscape of future cities

    According to the firm, the inflatable, balloon-like structures would be made from lightweight and flexible materials that can be torn down easily and reused and erected elsewhere.

  • Eggshells for everything!

    Follow along as GlobalSpec investigates new uses for the abundant waste product from the food processing industry.

  • Next-gen firefighting helmet will be bulletproof

    The DHS is hoping to develop a helmet that can accommodate features such as self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) gear, integrated communications and lights that are built into the helmet or that can easily mount to the helmet.

  • New bomb disarming robots in development for the Australian military

    Under the $46 million contract, L3Harris Micreo will develop 80 new explosive ordnance disposal robots.

  • A robotic bee that flies like real bees

    Dubbed Bee++, the robotic bee from WSU includes four wings, each of which features lightweight actuators for independently controlling the wings.

  • Long-legged drones set to deliver critical payloads to the battlefield

    The TRV-150C Tactical Resupply Unmanned Aircraft Systems (TRUASs), which are manufactured by Survice Engineering and Malloy Aeronautics, are four-limbed drones capable of taking off and landing with a 150 lb payload.

  • Australia to seek out tank-killing laser tech

    QinertiQ Australia, a high power laser research and development company, has been commissioned to create the laser by the Australian Department of Defense.

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