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Castrol to debut new range of e-Fluids for electric mobility
Castrol’s range of advanced e-Fluids work together to bring a new era for EVs across land and sea.
Best summer vacations for engineers and their families, part 2
Whether getting outdoors is the main focus or visiting a STEM exhibit is top of mind, there is something for everyone across the country this summer.
Artisan robots with AI smarts will juggle tasks, choose tools, mix and match recipes and even order materials — all without human help
There is a declining number of technicians with the right skills, and the quality of things made by hand is subject to the skills and mood of the artisan on the day the part is made. Both problems could soon be solved by artificially intelligent robotic technicians.
High performance foam made out of cheese by-products
The new foam can resist temperatures up to 150° C and has potential in a variety of areas.
Dryer lint: A sustainable source of renewable energy?
Is dryer lint a sustainable source of renewable energy?
Cucumber coating eyed as future fruit and vegetable packaging
DipWrap could potentially help in solving the global plastic waste crisis.
Solar cell efficiency exceeds 15%
Bulk recombination and interface losses were addressed to achieve the efficiency gain.
Nano-tech mask developed by NTU scientists
The efficiency of the mask is due its coating and dielectric material composition.
The Able Electropolishing advantage for ultraclean, deburred parts
Learn why engineers across industries rely on electropolishing for finishing their critical metal parts with no room for error.
e-spool®: The next generation of the cable reel
Discover a quiet, modular, maintenance-free alternative to the cable reel designed without a slip ring.
Hydrogen storage system to keep food chain cool
A dual-duty hydrogen storage system is under development to drive a fuel cell to power the refrigeration requirements of commercial food operations.
What is a torque motor? 4 advantages explained
What is a torque motor? Four advantages explained
Dipping solution could reduce waste from fishing production
This method would help reduce fish waste by creating valuable products from the whole fish.
Geothermal power plant parts are 3D printed
Replacement parts can be 3D printed at dramatically reduced costs.
Plant based material could replace single use plastic
Researchers were inspired by incredibly strong spider silk to create their new material.
Watch: Wing sail design unfurled for maritime use
The automated, telescopic and inflatable wing sail system is expected to help operators reduce fuel consumption and carbon dioxide emissions.
Meet Radwell's hydraulics and pneumatics department
Radwell provides quality repair services for hydraulics motors, pumps, actuators, valves, servo valves, and cylinders.
Video: Transformers tailored for floating offshore wind power
Transformers for floating projects will increase offshore wind potential by enabling a new generation of floating substations and turbines.
Desktop Metal qualifies 4140 via metal binder jetting for mass production
The company has qualified 4140 via metal binder jetting for mass production of strong steel parts that withstand high impacts, temperatures and mechanical stresses.
Video: Cognex refines food and beverage manufacturing with 3D vision solutions
3D visual measurement technology is upping the ante for manufacturing and quality improvements on the food and beverage production line.