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Smart-C portable imaging packs small and plays big
This technology has shown positive impact on healthcare efficiency; point-of-care X-ray imaging leads to quicker diagnoses, faster interventions and improved outcomes with reduced costs.
Microreactors designed for delivery by truck
The 3 m tall and 4 m wide microreactors will weigh less than 40 tons, sized to fit inside a standard 40 ft cargo container.
Video: Printed fingertip offers enhanced tactile sense
The 3D-printed fingertip could help robots become more dexterous and improve the performance of prosthetic hands by giving them an in-built sense of touch.
Coating delivers superior corrosion protection for oil and gas equipment
The coating boosts the performance of common metal alloy surfaces, helping them last longer and perform better.
Machine learning optimizes HVAC control
Machine learning was used to create controls that balance building energy cost, comfort and efficiency while computing at a fast pace.
Software solution secures factory automation and optimizes the OT-IT connection
The software platform helps reduce production downtime and provides optimal protection against data loss through a vendor-independent backup and cybersecurity strategy.
Can all liquid fluxes work well on a reflowed OSP pad finish?
Solder joints formed on OSP has negligible tendency of electromigration as they do not contain any metallic impurity coming that may be present in case of other finishes.
Back to the basics in industrial fan silencers
Essential design criteria and calculations for selecting an industrial fan silencer are presented.
Comau introduces material handling robot
Comau’s new generation robot offers new levels of quality and supply chain flexibility in addition to cost-effective operation, as required by today’s high-growth market segments.
Cybersecurity for industrial systems: A roundtable series
The age of the IIoT comes with a clear vulnerability: cyber threats to critical supply lines, infrastructure and manufacturing. Today’s thought leaders and industry experts are doing the critical thinking before this threat grows any further. These are discussions industrial and networking engineers and security experts can’t afford to miss.
Common clay can curb methane emissions
Atmospheric methane can be removed by use of zeolite, an abundant and inexpensive clay.
Earth Day: Reflections on the future of clean energy
The American Nuclear Society webinar will explore options for meeting the challenges of adapting emissions-free energy solutions on an unprecedented scale.
This UV air purifier is simple, serene and strong
With its high air flow rate, it provides fast and reliable protection — with a tested virus reduction of 99.99%.
Neuroscience center's design mimics human brain
The design of the 20,000 square meter center mimics the characteristic folds of the cerebral cortex to enable efficient collaboration between the various healthcare, education and scientific research teams.
Kaeser Compressors: Solving your air system challenges
We spend all of our time thinking about compressed air so you don't have to.
Video: Single-axis solar tracker conforms to uneven terrain
The terrain-following capabilities of the Horizon-XTR system are engineered to reduce grading, minimize steel costs and decrease project risks.
Video: Banana peeling robot shows what is possible for the future of food processing industry
The team developed the technology in response to global labor shortages hitting food processing factories where human workers capable of performing such delicate tasks are in short supply.
Robotic vision sensor captures transparent objects
The combination of infrared laser projection and thermography enables reliable 3D detection of transparent objects.
3D scans create purpose for less desired lumber
The information comes at a time when demand for low-carbon construction and building materials is increasing as the construction sector becomes more conscious about climate change.
Study investigates lifecycle carbon footprint of pipelines
The report shows that TCP has a significantly lower carbon footprint, in the range of 30% to 60%, than an equivalent carbon steel pipeline solution for the defined case study.