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  • Snake venom gel promises to stop uncontrollable bleeding

    Venom from Australia's eastern brown snake and scaled viper features a protein, according to researchers, that accelerates the human body’s natural blood-clotting process.

  • Pop quiz: Industrial safety signs and symbols

    Take this interactive quiz to test your industrial safety knowledge -- and maybe learn how to be a little safer at work sites!

  • Teledyne FLIR introduces multispectral surveillance systems for military and homeland security applications

    Teledyne FLIR LLC has introduced its SeaFLIR 240 and TacFLIR 240 high-definition multispectral surveillance systems for military and homeland security applications on land and at sea.

  • Now operational: World’s largest reverse osmosis water desalination facility

    The facility currently supplies 100 million gallons/day of desalinated water to the Abu Dhabi water supply network.

  • A new solution to an old problem

    Why own and operate a compressed air system if you don’t have to? Consider this...

  • Video: Software tool helps water utilities get the lead out

    The platform analyzes current data about lead pipes, formulates an inspection plan and provides predictions of presence of lead service lines.

  • Video: Process heating tech cuts emissions and fossil fuel use

    The renewable energy-powered process heating technology could reduce up to 30% of industrial carbon dioxide emissions annually.

  • World's largest tower crane rolls off assembly line

    The model was developed as a joint project by XCMG and China Major Bridge Engineering Co.

  • Report: Industrial robots increase co-worker substance abuse, mental-health issues

    Although industrial robots are designed to take over strenuous and physically demanding tasks in the warehouse and manufacturing spaces, they are also reportedly increasing adverse mental health issues among human workers.

  • Rheinmetall introduces its handheld grenade launcher

    The Squad Support Weapon 40 (SSW40), which is reportedly smaller and easier to operate than other handheld grenade launchers, can issue 40 mm medium velocity rounds, achieving a range of about 3,000 ft.

  • Saelig introduces its Siglent 4-channel digital storage oscilloscope series

    Saelig Company, Inc. has introduced its new SIGLENT SDS2000X HD series high-resolution digital storage oscilloscopes.

  • Video: Indoor security drone closer to development with new funding

    The Israeli startup is expected to use that funding to further develop its Tando indoor security drone, which performs security and monitoring tasks in warehouses, data centers, retail hubs and office buildings, among others.

  • A tool for detecting extraterrestrial life

    The discovery of extraterrestrial life may depend on deployment of a portable device that detects organic residue in fossils tens of millions of years old.

  • Heat recovery system boosts EV range

    The Ultium system recovers and stores this waste heat produced by power electronics and other propulsion components.

  • Portable platform quantifies pesticide residues

    The enzyme-free analytical system rapidly quantifies glyphosate pesticide residues in agricultural products.

  • Watch as Israel's Ministry of Defense unveils its autonomous armed robotic vehicle

    The Medium Robotic Combat Vehicle (M-RCV) is an autonomous solution for performing reconnaissance and controlled lethality in all-terrain conditions.

  • Electronic warfare (EW) systems from Lockheed Martin to protect surface warships from anti-ship missiles

    U.S. Navy surface warfare experts are ordering additional advanced shipboard electronic warfare (EW) systems for surface warships like aircraft carriers, amphibious assault ships, cruisers and destroyers.

  • Data logger earns WHO PQS certification

    The WHO PQS certification is a process of prequalifying products and devices to ensure consistency and quality across its supply chain.

  • Tektronix introduces its portable oscilloscope

    With the 2 Series MSO, engineers can achieve things not possible on previous oscilloscopes.

  • Speedy charging by new lithium-ion battery design

    Speedier charging is realized by adding a copper coating and nanowires to the anode of a lithium-ion battery.

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