HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • MRO and drones: When will machine maintenance take over?

    Drones can add a layer of visibility and accuracy to any task that humans have; so why is drone-led MRO not being utilized more?

  • Can AI improve professors and lessons?

    Can machine learning and AI improve the effectiveness of teachers and professors by providing them with useful data throughout the course?

  • Video: 3D-printed components deployed in operating nuclear reactor

    Four 3D-printed fuel assembly channel fasteners have been installed and are now under routine nuclear power plant operating conditions.

  • Coming to a vending machine near you: Hot brick-oven pizza

    Vending machine pizza offering to be offered at even more locations.

  • Watch a soft robot gripping system handle baked goods

    The mGrip is designed for the food manufacturing sector.

  • Interactive US map flags areas of water quality concern

    The tool provides users with information on state policies and programs to test for lead in school drinking water.

  • UK unveils plans for a national hydrogen economy

    The plan seeks to foster development of a low-carbon hydrogen economy, realize over 9,000 jobs and unlock a £4 billion investment by 2030.

  • Watch these robots test drive a Ford

    Miles and Shelby keep human drivers safe from extreme conditions.

  • Study: Lead production trends linked to lead level trends in human body

    As worldwide lead production increased so did the rates of lead absorption found in people who lived during that time, even if they were not direct participants in lead production.

  • Robot squash coach offers tips and hints for improved game

    Robot offers private lessons to improve a player's squash game.

  • Dissolvable microneedle patch designed to beat baldness

    The patch tackles the oxidative stress and insufficient circulation conditions responsible for androgenic alopecia.

  • A smarter approach to identifying sprocket wear

    Pinpoint sprocket wear with Tsubaki Smart Tooth®

  • Lockheed Martin debuts robotically-driven manufacturing facility

    Lockheed Martin has deployed Electroimpact's advanced robots to keep their operations more exact with quicker times.

  • A powerful future projected for US battery storage

    The U.S. has experienced significant growth in large-scale battery capacity, which reached 1,650 MW by the end of 2020.

  • Manufacturers make recipe for PFAS-free packaging open sourced

    Recipe for PFAS-free food packaging is open-sourced.

  • MiR introduces two new material handling AMRs

    MiR600 and MiR1350 AMRs are designed for transporting heavy materials through manufacturing and logistic warehouse environments.

  • Ranpak launches automated packaging solution

    System automates shipping box void fill.

  • For students considering an engineering degree

    Whatever led you to consider engineering, I think it will be important for you to know what it means to be an engineer.

  • Researchers eye Blockchain tech to streamline supply chains

    A University of Missouri College of Engineering team is proposing a new way to use blockchain technology to streamline supply chains.

  • Watch robots dismantle EV batteries

    The system enhances the efficiency and safety of electric vehicle (EV) battery disassembly for resource recovery.

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