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Watch this robot tie-dye T-shirts
Baxter the industrial robot tasked with tie-dyeing T-shirts.
The state of global nuclear power in 2020
In 2020, nuclear reactors supplied 2,553 TWh of electricity, down from 2,657 TWh in 2019.
5 different at-home acoustic and engineering courses
Acoustic and audio engineering courses can transform a musical interest into a full career path for those wanting to mix STEM and creativity.
Video: Water pollutants nabbed by nanojars
Nano-sized containers effectively extract carbon dioxide and toxic pollutants from water.
Food freezing technique promises improved quality, reduced energy use
New food freezing method promises improved quality, increased safety and to cut energy use.
Metal 3D printing for manufacturing
Join the webinar as we explore how metal 3D printing transforms the manufacturing environment.
New tool measures radio frequency waves in fusion plasmas
A new approach to measuring radio frequency waves in fusion plasmas was demonstrated.
Introducing RYCO Hydraulics’ newest line of crimpers
These machines have been designed with intelligent solutions with high performance and long lasting, reliable service.
Study: Air quality at work may affect employee cognition, productivity
Study suggests office air quality may affect employees’ cognition, productivity.
Power relays for EV charging
The latching DC relays are designed for communications power supplies and battery charging stations.
The status of US spent nuclear fuel removal infrastructure
Researchers assessed site and near-site transportation infrastructure for removing spent nuclear from 16 U.S. nuclear power plant sites.
Aviation-grade motor tested for transport-category zero-emissions aircraft
The 2 MW motor is reportedly the largest propulsive aerospace motor engineered to date for electric and hydrogen aircraft.
Electron beam technology treats medical wastewater in China
The technology is more effective than conventional treatment methods at removing organic molecules such as viruses and antibiotics.
Robots cruise Singapore streets in search of bad behavior
Singapore is testing robots to patrol the streets in search of those engaged in bad behavior like smoking in non-smoking areas.
Ammonia combustion systems planned for thermal power plant boilers
Combustion of ammonia as an alternative to fossil fuels can contribute to reduced carbon dioxide emissions from power stations.
Balancing the German grid with batteries and hydropower
A battery system with a total capacity of 117 MW is being integrated with hydropower system operations.
Precision-adjustable current limit power switch protects automotive subsystems
Key applications include protection of vehicle USB ports and electronic control unit supply rails.
CRISPR tech pinpoints parasites in water
The method can identify the presence of even a single microorganism within a given sample, which is signaled by a fluorescent glow.
Glasgow engineers create worm-like robots
New robots can stretch nine times their length.
Hydrogen energy storage systems
These systems offer a solution to problems associated with renewable energy resources integrated with power grids.