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The new ZEV-R zero emission valve delivers precision control and small environmental footprint
The ZEV-R control valve utilizes environmentally sound technology to eliminate emissions and reduce power consumption, allowing users to significantly reduce their environmental footprint.
Now producing power: The world’s largest floating windfarm
The world’s largest floating windfarm is now fully commissioned and delivering renewable electricity to Scotland’s grid.
Three power sources to propel new cruise ships
The hybrid ships will set sail in the summer of 2023 with a trio of power sources.
Emerson introduces its mini Rocker Isolation Valve for clinical laboratory instruments
The ASCO Series 062 Rocker Isolation Valve 16 mm interchangeable design enables optimized customization of compact fluid-handling manifolds, maximizing functionality and flexibility.
Security tool detects and defends against threats to infrastructure
The Bellwether Group has introduced VAULT Systems, a custom hardware and intelligent software platform capable of visualizing data and detecting, defending and mitigating cyber threats to critical national infrastructure.
Video: Progress in legacy nuclear waste disposition
A two-year effort to process and dispose of a low-dose inventory of uranium-233 stored at the U.S. Oak Ridge National Laboratory has been completed
DEDAS to automate meter data acquisition and processing
According to the companies, the $1 million pilot project includes the deployment of 1,350 smart meters, an automated data acquisition and processing system and a cloud-based billing system.
Company debuts its next-gen control valves
The control valve is available in two nominal sizes: nominal size 18 with a max. flow rate of 250 l/min and size 22, which allows a max. flow rate of 350 l/min.
Data acquisition SBC off PCIe/104 and mPCIe expansions
Diamond Systems, a global provider for compact, rugged, I/O-rich embedded computing solutions, has introduced Saturn Rugged Apollo Lake x5-E3940 SBC with data acquisition and PCIe/104 expansion.
Ericsson launches its Network Data Analytics Function (NWDAF) solution
Ericsson’s NWDAF can reduce costs by up to 45% through smart data acquisition, efficient integration, simpler orchestration and optimized footprint.
This Alaskan air base to host nuclear microreactor
The system is expected to eliminate the need to haul coal to Eielson, 42 km southeast of Fairbanks, Alaska.
Spectroscopy rapidly detects fecal contamination in drinking water
Contamination risks can now be assessed in real-time and communicated on-site to consumers to reduce exposure.
Video: New robot takes the sting out of vaccinations
Cobi the autonomous robot delivers the vaccine via a high-pressure fluid jet — no thicker than a strand of human hair — deep into a patient’s arm tissue without a needle.
Robotic screwdriver delivers high quality assembly
Fastening robot for production where floor space is premium and quality assurance counts. The Viper robot drives screws into parts fast and delivers accurately assembly every time.
New 62,000 square-foot YMCA gets expansive IP-based audio system
Unlike most projects designed for a specific space, the YMCA needed a system to serve many different types of spaces but within the same facility.
Respiratory responses to air pollution assessed with microfluidic device
The microfluidic device-on-a-chip simulates lung airways for use in analyzing the detrimental impacts of air pollution on respiratory function.
Similarities of digital and fluid logic
Digital signals are constructed of ones and zeroes. In fact, the power button symbol on most electronic devices pays homage to this choice of binary states.
Military satellite launched to fight space junk
This effort is just one in a long line of other space debris mitigation efforts being attempted across the world to reduce the amount of space junk.
France sends its new military satellite to space
The Syracuse 4A satellite is capable of detecting other satellites attempting to cull information from it or attempting to destroy it.
Video: Defense manufacturers to disable robot swarms with lasers
Watch as General Dynamics Land Systems and Epirus Inc. counter drones, drone swarms and the electronics of adversaries with laser technology developed by Epirus.