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Flinders' device mixes the "unmixable"
According to its developers, the rapid fluidic flow technique could have applications for industrial processes including food processing, nutraceuticals, cosmetics and drug delivery.
Introducing Anritsu's new rack mount remote spectrum monitors
The MS27201A series ensure reliable, 24/7 continuous spectrum monitoring over a wide geographic area. A built-in watchdog timer resets the instrument in the event of a software interruption.
Video: New flow-hole forming screw extends application scope
The flow-hole-forming screw is designed for higher-strength steel sheets and thicker sheet combinations.
Custom air knives for unique applications
Air knives can be tailored for diverse blowoff, cooling, cleaning and drying applications.
Aerodynamics of multirotor drones
Multirotor drones present design challenges related to stability and flight control, but flexibility and ease of use means that these aerodynamic challenges are worth the additional engineering.
Wastewater surveillance added to digital COVID-19 data tracker
The data generated can serve as an early warning that COVID-19 is spreading in a region and empower communities to quickly implement preventive measures and policies.
RIGOL debuts its most powerful oscilloscope ever
The new DS70000 series is available in either 3 or 5 GHz bandwidths and combines the new UltraVision III oscilloscope technology and UltraReal spectrum analysis technology into RIGOL’s most powerful test and measurement instrument ever.
IMES' engine analyzer gets update
IMES’ EPM-XPplus engine analyzer now captures additional vibration measurements on marine engines, according to the company.
First micro data logger introduced by Timestrip
The TL520 is a single use device providing an immediate irreversible indication of over- and under-temperature conditions using built-in LED lights. Accuracy is quoted as ±0.5º C over the normal operating range.
Electric motors enabled by advanced motor topologies and materials
There is a longstanding, general trend of replacing internal combustion engines, hydraulic or pneumatic motors and drives with advanced electric motor systems.
Decarbonizing through industrial electrification
Nearly half of industrial process heating is used for processes at or below 400 C, which could easily shift to electricity.
FPT Industrial powers CASE Construction Equipment’s new E-Series crawler excavators
The Stage V NEF engines guarantee an improved transient response ensuring high reliability, thus responding to the demanding needs of this specific application.
Turing AI debuts its Turing security robot
Turing Vision enables clients to search, receive alerts and analyze patterns of detections across all locations and historical data, including Turing Robot's livestream, without limitations.
Mapping applications for fixed-wing drones
Fixed-wing drones have advantages over quadcopters in applications that do not need ultra-high-resolution data or require covering exceptionally large areas.
Harper International receives contract for graphite purification furnace systems for battery materials
The company will produce custom-engineered systems for thermal purification of natural graphite.
Video: This drone responds to heart attack patients
The difference that drones can make might just be the difference between life and death for many in the future.
3D printing our way into the future of acoustic systems
By using easily-sourceable materials called metamaterials, scientists can focus on how acoustic systems are optimized instead of relying on expensive electronics to optimize them.
Sony and Honda announce plans to build electric vehicles
The first model is set to go on sale in 2025.
Solar canal project expected to shine in California
Project Nexus will see the installation of 2,591 m of solar panels over three sections of the Turlock Irrigation District's canals in California's Central Valley.
A bug-like robot that can squeeze through just about anything
To mimic the movements of trap jaw ants, mantis shrimp and fleas that are capable of jumping across surfaces, the researchers built the insect-like robots using polymeric artificial muscle.