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Video: Swallow this dosimeter for accurate radiotherapy monitoring
The swallowable X-ray dosimeter accurately estimates radiation dose based on radioluminescence and temperature.
Video: Nexa3D launches XiP Pro industrial 3D printer
The system delivers the highest daily throughput at the lowest operational costs for the production of industrial and medical device components, enabling onshoring and reshoring efforts with additive manufacturing.
No need to be rough to be strong with this spray gun
The ergonomic design offers flexibility in extreme conditions and is ideal for handling high solid content paints and high rich zinc primers.
RDI Technologies introduces route-based motion amplification vibration analysis to industrial operations
The new camera-based solution, Iris Explorer payload for Spot, will combine the mobility and automation of Spot with vibration analysis motion amplification technology.
Addition curing silicone gel for sealing, potting and encapsulation
Master Bond MasterSil 170 gel is a low-viscosity silicone gel for potting and encapsulation.
A new platform to boost battery design
The Voltt battery design software platform is designed to shorten research and development timelines and improve battery performance.
Solutions for productive shoulder milling
This insert features a positive rake angle and narrow T-land to provide a smooth cutting action with lower demands on spindle torque.
Belden launches new Customer Innovation Center in Chicago
The opening will provide customized Industry 4.0 solutions to build a reliable network foundation for the digital world.
Curtiss-Wright debuts new cockpit voice and data recorder for military and commercial aircraft
The unit also features a recorder-independent power supply and a quick-access recorder packaged in a compact and lightweight unit.
MIT's vaccine printer produces 100 thumbnail-sized vaccine-filled patches in two days
According to MIT, the printer can reportedly manufacture thumbnail sized patches featuring hundreds of microneedles that contain thermostable COVID-19 RNA vaccines.
A healthy use for legacy nuclear waste
A project is underway to convert legacy nuclear material now stored at U.S. Oak Ridge National Laboratory into rare medical isotopes for the treatment of various cancers.
Report: Bringing modern manufacturing to hydropower
Advanced manufacturing and materials must be deployed to modernize the existing fleet and design new approaches to hydropower.
Wanna go racin'? Gotta start cheatin'. Here's how it's done
One thing separates the front runners from the also-rans: They have to cheat.
Non-invasive technology turns thoughts into words
Unlike other systems developed to decode language, this one doesn't require surgical implants.
New family member for the medium power range
With its compact size, this new motion controller is ideal for integration in equipment manufacturing and medical technology applications.
Keysight introduces new signal analyzer
Keysight’s N9042B UXA Signal Analyzer conducts continuous, gapless capture and analysis of elusive and transient signals with industry-leading optical data interface (ODI) streaming up to 2 GHz.
Smart glasses can listen in on, guide conversations
The glasses, which feature a microphone, a high-resolution display and a camera, can interpret questions, transcribe answers and display them on the screen of the glasses.
Can water lead the charge to a better battery?
The power of water has been demonstrated in an aqueous, metal-free battery system engineered at Texas A&M University.
MilliporeSigma expands partnership with Beyond Benign to increase global access to green chemistry education
The partnership will provide expanded access to resources and support needed to apply greener practices in chemistry education.
Delta Electronics’ Americas headquarters: The first LEED zero energy-certified green building in Fremont, California
Innovative photovoltaic, HVAC, lighting and other energy-conserving solutions contributed to the new LEED Zero Energy certification.