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  • Video: Data Hub APIs help energy companies analyze their data

    Proprietary software as a service-based application programming interfaces (APIs) have been tailored for the demanding data requirements of utility and energy companies.

  • Develon introduces its DX89R-7 mini excavator

    According to the company, the new DX89R-7 mini excavator replaces Develon’s earlier iteration, the DX85R-3, and includes many of that version’s features but with the addition of greater lifting capacity and horsepower.

  • Festo introduces program for easy-order, fast-ship pneumatic products

    Festo has launched its Pneumatic Essentials program, which streamlines ordering, ensures fast delivery of guaranteed in-stock pneumatic components and produces more compact parts for smaller footprint, energy-efficient machines.

  • Do not let high speeds hold you back

    Smalley's revolutionary Revolox™ Self-Locking Ring safely and efficiently secures your application at high speeds.

  • Automated doughnut production

    Three companies combine to ensure consistent, uniform and package-ready doughnut perfection.

  • This "jewelry" could be a lifesaver

    The pendant, called SmokeMon, tracks heat signatures from lit cigarettes as captured by thermal sensors, revealing how much smokers inhale and time between drags, according to its developers who call that data “smoking topography.”

  • A role for SMRs in electrifying heavy transport

    Distributed energy resources, particularly small modular reactors (SMRs), could play a key role in meeting the growing demand to electrify heavy transport vehicles.

  • Plants prod cleanup of radio-contaminated soil

    Research demonstrated the utility of a common plant species for the phytoremediation of soils contaminated with radioactive isotopes of cesium.

  • When to use MEMS capacitive pressure sensors

    Various technologies are used to make pressure sensors.

  • Research to reduce large wind turbine costs

    The funding opportunity seeks to increase wind power generation cost efficiency through research on lightweight materials and additive manufacturing.

  • Flexiv's new robotic gripper can grip virtually any object

    The Grav Gripper’s developers are eyeing the new gripper for tasks that include inserting micro components, transferring delicate objects or machine-tending applications.

  • Safer infectious sample prep with a voice assistant

    The technology is intended to make the laboratory safer for those who handle potentially infectious samples.

  • Super magnets: A milestone for fusion power

    New high temperature superconducting magnets were developed to advance the development of spherical tokamak power plants.

  • Video: Enzymes make a meal of PET

    Machine learning techniques identified plastic-eating enzymes adapted to deconstructing all varieties of polyethylene terephthalate (PET).

  • Drilling failure or natural gas migration? Colorado researchers determine source of oil and gas well leaks

    The team looked at publicly available data about these wells and analyzed the chemical composition of leaks, determining that the source of most is well pipe or cement failure — not natural gas migration.

  • Researchers use ultrasonic sensors to identify diversions in gas pipelines

    The team tested the technique for inspecting HDPE pipes using ultrasonic sensors, clamping sensors to an exposed segment of pipe and connecting to the segment of pipe above-ground where it attaches to the meter.

  • Aluminum-coated fiber-optic sensors promise to monitor industrial facility conditions

    The researchers suggest that the success of such a scheme could mean the future tracking of internal states of constituent parts, not only in distillation towers but also in bridges, pipelines and aircraft, for instance.

  • Virus-killing clothing designed for soldiers, paramedics

    According to the research team, the finish can be easily grafted onto protective clothing worn by soldiers, hospital workers, paramedics, firefighters and more.

  • Coating promises to reduce the release of microplastics shed in the wash

    The two-layer coating applied to synthetic fabrics — such as nylon, polyester, acrylic and rayon — is made of polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) brushes.

  • Fundamentals of liquid-liquid extraction

    The choice of separation process relies on the specific chemistry of the separation, the phases present and the economics of the equipment, operation and upkeep.

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