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  • Manufacturer turns attention from kimonos to counter EW fabric

    The so-called anti-EW fabric can reportedly be used for tracking soldier’s vital signs and transmitting that data to a cloud-based app, for instance.

  • Non-intrusive sensor for pipeline monitoring under development

    The non-intrusive sensor — unlike intrusive sensors that need to be pre-installed during pipeline construction — can be installed after pipeline construction and use light and sound-based measurement systems.

  • KLINGER Ballostar KHA: Versatile ball valve for extreme applications

    The new Ballostar KHA boasts superior fire safety features as standard, improved corrosion protection, serial antistatic equipment in accordance with ISO 7121 and EN 1983, and an optimized sealing system.

  • Method lets law enforcement identify criminals' footwear

    According to the researchers, the so-called 'assault course' collects data that can be used to verify footwear mark evidence left by criminals at a crime scene.

  • Robotic arm pumps gas autonomously

    The autonomous robotic system features a robotic arm that is capable of refueling cars.

  • Your next house will be made of recycled plastic. Maybe.

    To reduce the amount of waste sent to the landfills, save energy and provide housing for the ever-expanding population, use recycled plastic as building material.

  • Omnetics overcomes challenges for custom miniature connectors

    Micro- and nano-miniature connectors are used in several different applications.

  • Video: Taking the heat out of plastic upcycling

    A waste plastic cracking/alkylation scheme produces fuel quickly and at mild temperature.

  • Keeping packaged meat fresh with natural waste padding

    According to its developers, the new natural waste pad absorbs moisture while also delaying oxidation of meat.

  • Smart bandage monitors, treats chronic wounds

    The new bandage consists of flexible, stretchy polymer featuring embedded electronic chips, biosensors and a medication layer.

  • CPC Pumps launches the BB5 complementing International API 610 range

    The BB5 features a double-casing design as well as improved sealing designs enabling deployment in high-temperature and high-pressure applications as well as those with low specific gravity fluids.

  • Using the S/N curve to understand HASS proof of screen

    The stress profiles that are used in HASS are based on the results of HALT on the product.

  • A Vlier success story: The impact of ceramic

    Vlier’s latest innovation is an off-the-shelf line of ceramic ball plungers.

  • Norwegian university launches "first" maritime cyber attack course

    As 90% of all world trade involves some component of maritime transport, the industry is likely vulnerable to cyberthreats that could potentially disrupt global commerce, data and safety.

  • Ground and structure collapse detection sensor developed by KICT researchers

    The smart sensor is reportedly sensitive enough to detect changes in slope as subtle as 0.03°, easy to install and functions well under temperature extremes. An algorithm analyzes and evaluates risk of collapse to prevent false alarms.

  • Internet of energy: Shaping the future of smart grids

    The internet of energy is an offshoot of the internet of things that brings the benefits of big data processing, universal computing and machine-to-machine communication to a variety of applications.

  • Lightweight electric motor delivers big on power density

    The power-dense electric motor is designed for high-performance space, aerospace and marine applications.

  • Start-up unveils life-like robot dog

    Capable of moving like a real dog, Sparky can run, jump and do tricks and features a built-in camera and microphone so that it can respond to commands and initiate conversations.

  • The lightest robotic arm introduced by Techman Robot

    Designed for tasks in the semiconductor, electronics and medical sectors, the TM 20 robotic arm can accurately perform pick-and-place, high-volume packaging and palletizing, material handling, and heavy machine tending jobs.

  • New film colorfully cools buildings, automobiles

    The film’s developers are eyeing it for cooling cars, buildings and other structures without requiring a source of external power.

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