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NORD Drivesystems celebrates 35 years of successful manufacturing in Aurich, Germany
For more than 40 years, NORD has been developing electronic control products and is one of the pioneers of innovative variable frequency drive technology.
GEMU introduces high purity 3/2-way diaphragm globe valve
All media wetted parts of the new GEMU C58 iComLine 3/2-way process valve are made of pure and highly resistant PTFE, which is suitable for ultra-pure and corrosive media.
New triple-offset butterfly valves’ unique design features
This new triple-offset valve delivers fast opening and closing quarter-turn operations and employs a uniform profile around the conical sealing face to achieve effective sealing.
Video: A good use for bad driving data
A new virtual testing environment simulates dangerous driving scenarios to quickly train autonomous vehicles.
How microgrids can facilitate net zero carbon emissions
Microgrids can help combat climate change, facilitate the move toward net zero carbon emissions by 2050, and achieve a more sustainable energy future.
SECO opens CLEA Store
The framework enables customers to offer value-added services based on data analytics and artificial intelligence.
Designing bacteria for industrial energy
The power of colonies of genetically engineered bacteria is being harnessed to efficiently produce biofuels.
Washington Uni receives $2M funding to develop electrochemical pumping module to reduce hydrogen production costs
The EHP technology combines hydrogen purification and compression into a single step using a modular electrochemical purifier/pump, eliminating the need for inefficient and scale-driven purification and compression units.
DARPA "braces" for self-healing concrete
Under the bio-inspired restoration of old concrete edifices (BRACE) program, DARPA is seeking to restore aging concrete structures such as runways through a combination of biology and concrete.
New handheld device to help identify, clear landmines
Through MRead, CSIRO has created magnetic resonance technology capable of detecting the molecular signatures of explosives used in the making of landmines.
Key benefits of choosing non-silicone gap filler material
Discover how this non-silicone thermal interface material, LiPOLY, can be used in a variety of applications.
Hydrogen production on a larger scale
This hydrogen platform can combine 10 MW blocks into systems with an electrolysis performance of 100 MW or more.
Video: Home heating from the underground
A project is underway to install an in-road ground source heat pump network in Cornwall, U.K., to reduce reliance on fossil fuels for residential space and water heating.
Why Seco Tools wants to employ more women engineers
Engineering has long been male dominated, but Seco Tools is working to encourage more gender diversity.
Data platform reduces adhesion failure risk
A new subscription-based service helps manufacturers better utilize data and analytics to prevent bonding and adhesion issues at all stages of a product life cycle.
New wind turbine design could revolutionize wind power
A new approach to manufacturing wind turbine towers — spiral welding — has emerged that could drastically change how onshore wind farms are deployed.
EXAIR receives upgraded certification for NEMA 4 Cabinet Coolers
Performed by an independent laboratory, the upgraded CE certification provides added utility in processes that adhere to the highest industry standards and attests to EXAIR's commitment to continuous improvement.
Pneumatic Shockwave Therapy Machine launched for non-invasive pain management
Pneumatic shockwave therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses high-energy sound waves to promote healing and reduce pain in patients with musculoskeletal conditions.
Soccer-ball dribbling bot being groomed for search-and-rescue tasks
To develop the DribbleBot, the MIT CSAIL team “practiced” with the robotic dog using computer simulations, collecting and learning from the data it accumulated via those computer simulations.
This smart, wooden tongue depressor checks vitals
The team envisions that future iterations of the smart, wooden tongue depressor could be tuned to detect other saliva biomarkers.