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Kudelski introduces its new security Threat Navigator
Using Threat Navigator, clients can visualize and understand their existing security coverage against the latest attacker techniques and access automated recommendations to improve security detection capability in their context.
Top 10 Engineering360 articles of 2022
Here's our Top 10 list of 2022 content, as chosen by reader popularity.
Self-healing concrete promises to fix pipes without human intervention
The self-healing concrete features microcapsules filled with water treatment sludge for mitigating microbial corrosion.
The global need to fortify forests
Collaborative efforts to stem the tide of deforestation are ramping up worldwide.
The global status of nuclear power
Nuclear power has been experiencing a slow decline from a 17.5% peak share of global electricity generation in 1996 to a share of only 9.8% in 2021.
Video: Tool streamlines solar-grid interconnection
The system addresses the time-consuming nature of photovoltaic interconnection evaluation with automated assessments.
The FPT Industrial N67 natural gas engine powers the world’s first LNG prototype tractor, designed by New Holland Agriculture
The world’s first LNG tractor is powered by FPT Industrial’s N67 natural gas engine.
Can next-gen travel help us decarbonize?
Is the Hyerloop the future of sustainable travel?
Watch the world’s fastest EV
A new electric vehicle (EV) speed record of 258 mph (412 km/h) was recently achieved at the Automotive Testing Papenburg track in Germany.
Watch the roll out of the last Boeing 747
After 54 years, the last 747 Jumbo Jet rolled off the production line at Boeing's Everett, Washington, facility on December 6, 2022.
Store4Build project to advance thermal energy storage tech
The research will target energy storage in materials such as water or salt hydrates instead of as electrical energy.
Sanitizing soil by solar evaporation
An interfacial solar evaporation system functions as a biomimetic plant, mimicking the botanical ability to transport soil water and capture heavy metals.
Video: Progress in advanced tokamak planning
A prototype high field spherical tokamak constructed with high-temperature superconducting (HTS) magnets is in the planning stages by U.K.-based Tokamak Energy.
New Emerson valves deliver proportional flow control performance in exacting applications
These proportional valves offer superior precision, flow and power consumption for medical devices, hydrogen fuel pumps, food equipment and more.
Listen to a Martian dust devil
The sound of a dust devil on Mars was recorded by NASA's Perseverance rover.
Study gauges the extent of PFAS pollution in the US
Analysis of publicly available data reveals that more than 57,000 sites throughout the U.S. may be contaminated with these "forever chemicals."
Renatus unveils its One-Stop Pick & Pack system
The system is a 3D storage rack system with Renatus Shuttles and high-speed lifts that operate inside, managed and controlled by the proprietary software and algorithm package Renatus Cortex.
Picturing blood pressure with computer vision
A non-contact system incorporating digital camera and computer vision systems could replace the inflatable cuff conventionally used to measure blood pressure.
Project to reuse algae, seaweed from decommissioned oil rigs
Seaweed, mussels, coral and algae taken from the legs of decommissioned oil and gas platforms could potentially be turned into new animal and fish feeds.
Self-cleaning coating promises to improve efficiency of solar panels
The transparent coating is superhydrophobic, or extremely water repellant, and promises to reduce the amount of dust accumulation on solar panels.