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  • Cosen Saws leading edge sawing solutions on display at IMTS 2022

    A variety of band saws for every application will be showcased at the International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) 2022.

  • ITT expands compact actuation portfolio with acquisition of Clippard cylinder product line

    The transaction strengthens ITT's pneumatic cylinder portfolio in fast-growing robotics, packaging and automation end markets.

  • The largest PV power plant in Europe

    The 590 MW Francisco Pizarro solar farm in the region of Extremadura, western Spain, is capable of powering over 334,000 households.

  • Electromechanical robots that are faster than cheetahs

    The steerable robots, which are controlled using a magnetic field and powered using a battery pack or tether, were constructed using soft, tiny electromagnetic actuators featuring embedded liquid metal coils.

  • EV charging app channels renewable energy sources

    Electric vehicle (EV) owners can charge from specific power plants and match their charging session with close to real-time production from renewables.

  • Video: Record efficiency for nuclear-based hydrogen production

    Efficient high-temperature electrolysis paves the way for large-scale hydrogen production in the nuclear industry.

  • BladeBug wind turbine robot gets new coat of armor

    The six-legged BladeBug robot from the company of the same name can remotely traverse wind turbine blades, scanning them for inconsistencies, imperfections and cracks.

  • Temperature management in automotive bus bar systems

    On both the outbound (driving) and inbound (charging) conditions, bus bar systems must be designed and built to deal with a large amount of current, and the heat it generates.

  • Refrigerated trailers to chill with solar power

    Integrated solar panels will power refrigeration systems, cut petroleum-based fuel use and reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

  • Watch this robot traverse curved steel walls

    The robot from Sumitomo Heavy Industries is able to traverse curved steel walls thanks to magnetic adhesion.

  • New Kennametal ceramic grade offers higher wear resistance, longer tool life in hard turning applications

    The new grade provides greater depth of cut capabilities than polycrystalline cubic boron nitride inserts when machining hardened steel or cast iron.

  • Video: How aircraft hydraulic systems work

    In recent weeks, there have been at least two notable aircraft hydraulic failures, which thankfully resulted in no plane crashes or passenger injuries.

  • Student-designed satellite set to launch

    The University of Glasgow team will see a satellite they designed sent into space after winning a £600,000 national competition.

  • Video: Case debuts its compact dozer loader

    The hallmark advancement of the CASE Minotaur DL550 is the chassis-integrated C-frame with six-way dozer blade. The C-frame hydraulically couples into both the chassis of the machine, as well as the attachment coupler.

  • Transforming US mines into clean energy centers

    The U.S. Department of Energy has launched a $500 million program to transform current or former mine sites into clean energy hubs.

  • Watch: Robot bartender strives to improve customer relations

    Dubbed BRILLO, the robotic system features a humanoid bust, two robotic arms for making drinks and a monitor-based face capable of producing different facial expressions according to interactions with human customers.

  • A cheap and efficient carbon capture component

    Off-the-shelf melamine powder forms the basis of an inexpensive material that could be of value on curbing carbon emissions.

  • Collaborative robots to pick, handle and transport large payloads

    The so-called Omnid Mocobots, which feature a mobile base and robotic arm, are designed to safely collaborate with each other as well as with humans to complete straining manual tasks.

  • New international course promises to address AI skills shortage

    The new MSc course in Artificial Intelligence and Human Factors is expected to address a global skills shortage in AI.

  • Watch this reconfigurable robot change shape

    In addition to modifying its shape to pass through narrow spaces, the robot can reconfigure itself by widening its stance when handling heavy objects.

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