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Will garbage dumps fuel a hydrogen revolution?
As countries around the world race to reduce their reliance on fossil fuels, landfills may be the answer.
Saelig introduces new Siglent digital oscilloscope series
There are six models in the series: SDS6208L (2GHz/8-ch), SDS6204L (2GHz/4-ch), SDS6108L (1GHz/8-ch), SDS6104L (1GHz/4-ch), SDS6058L (500MHz/8-ch) and SDS6054L (500MHz/4-ch).
Robot designed to assist firefighters
The researchers suggest that the system could one day lead to the development of not only robots capable of assisting firefighters, but that also assist law enforcement and search and rescue missions.
The new Verderflex Ds500 dosing and metering pump with IoT functionality
The pump delivers accurate flow performance from 0.1 ml/min up to 500 ml/min and pressures of up to 7 bar. This means greater accuracy and smoother flow.
Simulation testing of the complete vehicle
ESPEC expertly customizes each drive-in to include features to suit your specific simulation requirements.
After 50 years of R&D, hydrogen might be further than ever
Despite rounds of hype and investment, no one cars about these cars and tech remains out of reach.
Trends in industrial electronic visual and audible indication devices
One industry that has struggled with progressing rapidly, but safely, is the robotics industry.
Prepare for Pi Day
It’s almost time for the annual celebration of the mathematical constant pi, observed on March 14 in recognition of the first three significant figures of pi.
Low-cost battery designed to bolster grid energy storage
Built with low-cost materials, the battery offers a pathway toward a more sustainable and scalable stationary energy storage system.
CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2023: FPT Industrial to showcase compact, high-performance and sustainable construction equipment engines
The company will showcase its wide range of Tier 4 Final and Stage V, 2.8 liter to 16 liter engines at North America’s largest construction trade show.
Robot fleet to seek out space real estate
The robotic fleet is designed to explore subsurface environments of other planets — for instance, lava tubes and caves — to serve as future habitats for astronauts. Such structures would potentially shield astronauts from cosmic radiation.
AMS OSRAM debuts new 256-channel ADC
The AS5911, housed in a 14 mm x 14 mm FBGA, is a system-in-package solution that performs simultaneous current-to-digital conversion of the outputs from 256 photodiodes in a CT detector.
Will methanol be the fuel to power clean ICEs of the future?
The alternative fuel source is gaining traction among some regions.
Video: First advanced SMR to be installed at US industrial site
Dow and X-energy will jointly develop a four-unit Xe-100 facility at one of Dow’s U.S. Gulf Coast sites.
Report: The state of state water efficiency policies
Each U.S. state is ranked based on its adoption of laws and policies that advance water efficiency and conservation.
Why it's tough to believe the story of "El Milagro," the miracle that saved Ferrari
Umberto Maglioli did win the 1954 Carrera Panamericana, but perhaps not like the story tells.
Sulzer launches next generation high efficiency, low total cost pump for desalination
The latest innovation from Sulzer combines proven features from existing designs with a range of enhancements to optimize both capital and operating costs.
Video: Meet the world's first 'solar train'
The Byron Bay Railroad opened to little fanfare but could inspire mass movement of solar-powered trains.
Tokamak Energy and University of Illinois receive INFUSE grant from US Department of Energy
Tokamak Energy and the University of Illinois have been awarded a $500,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to collaborate on the development of liquid lithium systems for spherical tokamak devices.
Are companies 'greenwashing' their hybrid vehicles?
Unfortunately, some companies may exaggerate how environmentally friendly some of their hybrid cars are and cover up actual information about the lifecycle assessment of the vehicles.