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Final brakes put on leaded gasoline sales worldwide
Algeria has stopped selling leaded gasoline, making it the last country to stop marketing it and marking the end of its use as an automotive fuel.
Toyota to assemble fuel cell modules at Kentucky plant in 2023
The fuel cell modules bring Toyota's electrification strategy further into focus.
Watch this motorless robot arm bend, stretch and twist
This omnidirectional octopus-like robot arm can stretch, bend and twist without a motor.
AWWA declares September 26 to October 2 Source Water Protection Week
The week is devoted to conveying the importance of protecting potable water resources.
New standard optimizes wind power system design for seismic conditions
Developed with industry collaboration, the recommended practice increases transparency and reduces wind turbine design uncertainty in emerging markets.
Nike, Newlight team to design line of carbon-derived sneakers
AirCarbon will be the carbon-derived material in the proposed sneakers.
How to use EP4EN-80 for potting and encapsulation applications
Observe this epoxy's flowability and ease-of-use for bonding, encapsulating and potting applications.
New cable management options for solar power systems
The integrated grounding equipment can serve as the grounding electrode conductor and equipment grounding conductor.
North American fiber optic technician training and certification program launched
The curriculum is designed to fill the existing fiber skills gap and accelerate fiber deployments across North America.
How to recycle a car
Learn how steel from scrap automobiles is processed, crushed, shredded, melted and repurposed.
Just in time to discover anomalies or predict catastrophes: Ofil’s airborne multispectral system
This article describes some of the key elements of remote sensing systems and some of the challenges users face when implementing such systems on helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft.
Podcast: Acoustic Apps platform created for learning simulations
Topics within the apps range from airborne sound, structure-borne sound, air acoustics, physics of waves, musical instruments and more.
Hurricane damage to houses, buildings can be simulated on scale models
University researchers proved that scale models can help stress test real-world structures, thereby improving building resilience to ever-increasing hurricane forces.
See what's behind PEM® GHOST™ fastening technology
Achieve an invisible lock and sleek aesthetics with new PEM® GHOST™ Fastening Technology.
Watch: Titanium 'halo' saves more lives in huge race crash
As evident in the video, disaster was almost certainly averted by the halo innovation.
Liquid-filled flexible fiber strengthens data transmission
A new stretchable optical fiber consists of a continuous liquid glycerol core contained within a transparent fluoropolymer sheath.
Fundamentals of carbon capture
Different approaches to carbon capture and storage can play a critical role in mitigating carbon dioxide emissions from fossil-fuel power plants.
Rackspace Technology introduces its Elastic Engineering for Security
Rackspace Technology, an end-to-end, multi-cloud technology solutions company, has announced the launch of Rackspace Elastic Engineering for Security.
Army completes testing of an anti-drone laser
System can shoot down suspicious drones.
Team to monitor babies in the NICU with facial recognition tech
UniSA researchers are using facial recognition tech to monitor premature babies.