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  • How to measure negative pressure using a gauge pressure sensor

    There are two types of pressure sensors used for negative pressure or vacuum pressure applications: gauge sensors or absolute pressure sensors.

  • DOE furnishes funds for fusion research

    The funds support nine collaborative projects between DOE national laboratories and private industry aimed at overcoming challenges in fusion energy development.

  • Heavy-duty and customized shock absorbers, no matter where you are

    Manufacturers and industrial applications face a need to diversify their supply lines — but not necessarily their suppliers.

  • Predicting the service life of rolling bearings

    A new method improves predictions of remaining useful lifetime under defect progression.

  • Tool helps keep office workers safe from COVID-19

    Researchers from Cornell University created a tool to help building managers, architects and designers adjust office spaces to a post COVID-19 world.

  • Smart foam to give robots self-repairing capabilities, sense of touch

    Foam is self repairing, mimics human sense of touch.

  • Video: Addition of electrostatic footpads enable this robot to swerve, pivot

    Robot is an enhanced version of a previously designed cockroach-like robot.

  • A Tactile Internet could one day allow users to reach out and 'touch' each other

    For a person to touch something or someone remotely using the Tactile Internet, a user would wear a highly sensitive glove, stylus or other type of tactile device.

  • Radar beams eyed for networking and localizing moving objects

    Passive tags and radar beams could monitor moving objects, people.

  • Free-standing enclosure offers greater versatility

    The stand-alone solution is available in a wide range of sizes and with different material options in carbon steel and stainless steel.

  • Combination of drones, IoT sensors promises to improve wildfire detection

    Network of drones and sensors could improve speed of detection, and thus containment.

  • First type 2 push-in surge protection

    The devices are well-suited for protecting power distribution in subdistribution systems.

  • Decision support tool fosters irrigation system modernization

    The software tool can help assess the costs and benefits of irrigation modernization.

  • Triple shaft mixers for hygienic processes

    The mixers are easily adapted to challenging viscous applications requiring hygienic and sanitary handling.

  • Penn State "listened" to the sounds of COVID-associated lockdowns, re-openings

    Team tapped into underground telecommunication fiber optic cables to listen to the sounds of COVID-related lockdowns, re-openings.

  • New method recycles hop waste into cellulose nanofibers

    The stems and leaves which make up 75% of the biomass produced in hop production typically end up in landfills. A new method aims to repurpose such waste.

  • Video: Telescopic energy chain saves space on robots

    Users can save space on the third axis of their robot, up to 83% weight, and high costs for retraction systems.

  • Video: Kit-style linear encoders for high accuracy positioning

    The miniature three-field scanning sensor is offered with a variety of different frame designs.

  • Researchers striving to make computer servers more climate friendly

    Algorithm promises to reduce energy and resource consumption of computer servers.

  • Video: Device treats stabbing victims

    The device could be life saving for those with knife wounds.

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