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  • IIoT software platform designed to revolutionize pollution control management

    The industrial internet of things (IIoT) software platform is tailored for enhancing operational transparency and reporting capabilities for environmental pollution control equipment.

  • Tiny load switches power wearables and IoT devices

    Minute, ultra-low quiescent current load switch integrated circuits deliver huge performance improvements.

  • How to heat treat steel fasteners

    Some of the physical properties fasteners can be altered through thermal treatment after initial formation. In particular, steel alloys are heat treated routinely to increase their strength, hardness and other such properties.

  • Video: New gripping solution seeks to improve automation in food processing

    According to its developers, the mGripAI, which relies on machine learning to understand objects, improves throughput, reduces maintenance and reduces food waste in the food processing space.

  • Fundamentals of bolts and screws

    Since the terms "bolt" and "screw" were in use before the advent of easily produced helix fasteners, they are often synonymous. However, several standards bodies have attempted to differentiate the terms, with many concluding that it is not the devices themselves which are fundamentally different.

  • Yak-inspired robot designed for Chinese military

    In addition to being used for gathering tactical battlefield data, the researchers suggest that the robot can also be used to transport supplies such as munitions and food, and could even be equipped with weapons.

  • The military now recruiting drones

    No longer exclusive to the hobby industry, drones are proving their value in the military sector, serving as vehicles of transport, tools for surveillance and even weapons.

  • Video: 3D-printed OLEDs could mean future foldable big screens

    A research team at the University of Minnesota has manufactured the first 3D-printed OLED display. This flexible display measures 3.8 cm by 3.8 cm and has 65 pixels. This could be the start of lightweight, cost-effective, foldable TV screens.

  • MicroTIR™ Gages

    ABTech Manufacturing LLC, has been producing custom built and designed air bearing systems since 1998!

  • MilesTek debuts its crush-resistant cable assemblies for military applications

    The cable assemblies are available in configurations including plug to plug, jack to jack, plug to jack, plug to standard RJ45 and jack to standard RJ45.

  • How the camel nose improves humidity sensor design

    A new type of durable, sensitive humidity sensor was engineered by taking a page from the moisture-detecting capabilities of the camel’s nose.

  • DARPA urged to consider nuclear propulsion as power source for military satellites

    DARPA’s upcoming Demonstration Rocket for Agile Cislunar Operations (DRACO), featuring a spacecraft powered by a nuclear thermal propulsion system, could potentially be the first steps toward the development of nuclear propulsion systems for military satellites.

  • Single operator controls a swarm of 130 drones

    The drone swarm exercise, which was conducted both indoors and outdoors in an urban setting, was accomplished using both commercial off-the-shelf and custom-built hardware and software to ensure swarm autonomy.

  • Video: Digital platform supports coal-to-nuclear transition

    The platform will enable replacement of coal-fired boilers at existing power plants with advanced modular nuclear reactors at scale and speed.

  • Teledyne e2v introduces microdosimeters for monitoring radiation in space and high-altitude applications

    Aimed at high altitude aerospace applications and all space applications from geostationary orbit satellites and low Earth orbit constellations to scientific exploration, each new model occupies minimal volume and adds only 17 g of weight to any mission.

  • Plans to fortify the grid in Puerto Rico

    Puerto Rico has pledged to meet its electricity needs with 100% renewable energy by 2050.

  • NORD’s redesigned 100 frame asynchronous motors usher in a new era of modern engineering

    Redesigned 3 and 4 HP motors provide additional strength, stability and cooling advantages.

  • Get ready to "print" your own drinks

    Imagine owning a device that can fit on a kitchen counter, use water from the tap and produce anything from that morning cup of coffee to a whisky sour, all with the help of a touch screen and impressive, concentrated liquid cartridges.

  • Gorman-Rupp adds new models to SF series submersible solids-handling pumps

    The Gorman-Rupp line of SF series submersible solids-handling pumps recently saw the addition of four new models.

  • Video: CES 2022 award-winning disinfecting bot launched

    Using hospital-grade UVC light, the ADIBOT-A kills bacteria, viruses and fungi in indoor settings such as hospitals, schools and other high-traffic spaces. The ADIBOT-A is a build-out of last year’s stationary disinfecting ADIBOT iteration.

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