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New rifle scope predicts a bullet's trajectory
Compatible with most NATA and U.S. Army rifles, the technology reportedly offers between one times and eight times magnification.
Folding drone to be employed in US Army reconnaissance missions
Skydio will supply its X2D line of foldable drones to the U.S. Army as part of its Short Range Reconnaissance (SRR) Program for conducting short range reconnaissance and surveillance activities.
Video: New hydrogen storage tech to be piloted in UK
The system provides a convenient and intrinsically safe way to store hydrogen at normal atmospheric temperatures and pressures.
Video: Unique alloy substance can help OEMS reduce the risk of ADAS-related recalls
The alternative alloy can play a role in helping automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) eliminate the risk of solder fractures, a potential cause of advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) hardware failure.
Largest direct air capture facility calls Iceland home
Orca utilizes a three-step process for removing CO2. The carbon dioxide produced by power plants and industrial environments is trapped, transferred and then buried underground.
Rivian prepares for second US location in Georgia
Summer of 2022 is the expected groundbreaking timeline on construction of the carbon-conscious campus, with production slated for some time in 2024.
Munich Re backs Dynamic Infrastructure’s digital analysis solution with 99% detection guarantee
The coverage, a first for the industry, provides assurance that 99% of any critical faults will be detected and reported in time to prevent structural failure.
Innovative ball bearings improve EV efficiency
Electric vehicle (EV) technologies are steadily improving to benefit range, power efficiency and lifespan. This includes oft-overlooked mechanical components, like ball bearings.
Leech- and origami-inspired sensor lets robots take blood pressure
The researchers reportedly mimicked the suction and folding mechanisms characteristic of both leeches and origami respectively to build the 3D-printed leech-inspired origami (LIO) sensors.
Fuzzy Logic makes robotics agile at MBDA
The first use case selected was the tedious, manual cleaning of molds used to manufacture composites.
WIDIA introduces the next generation in versatile end milling
New solid end milling platform offers affordable performance and reliability in steel, stainless steel and cast-iron applications.
Video: Green aviation fuel from CO2 waste gas
Waste carbon dioxide from a municipal waste-to-energy plant will be captured and converted into green synthetic e-fuels for the aviation industry.
Automation is critical to expanding needs of private aerospace manufacturing
The rising private sector invested in space has created a new industry with opportunities for manufacturers to claim.
New Orbinox HB high-pressure knife valve for high-pressure performance and reliability
The new HB series knife gate valve comprises precisely machined, two-piece ductile iron half bodies, and a wafer style bi-directional knife gate valve.
Clean electricity share gains in California
Almost 60% of California’s electricity was derived from renewable and zero-carbon sources in 2020.
Understanding ASHRAE Standard 199 testing
The testing process involves six stages that replicate a dust collector's real-world performance under real-world conditions.
Emerson opens 2022 ASCO Engineering Scholarship Program
Applications are now being accepted for merit-based awards recognizing U.S. college students for excellence in study, service and innovation.
Video: Bio-manufactured hydrogen is golden
An industry initiative seeks to scale production of clean, natural gold hydrogen to meet rising global demand.
Video: Funeral facilities utilizing flameless cremation for environmental responsibility
This technology is gentler on the deceased’s remains and is a responsible choice for the environment when compared to other burial or cremation methods.
How dangerous was the Ohio chemical train derailment? An environmental engineer assesses the long-term risks
After the train derailed, local residents complained of headaches, rashes and chemical smells. Now officials need to start cleaning up, or else the contamination could grow.