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  • High-speed cameras capture intensity of sneezes through several mask designs

    Team set out to determine the effectiveness of masks.

  • Watch a new imaging technique capture brain movement

    Pulsating motions of the brain can be viewed and analyzed in real-time.

  • Heavy-duty, high-reliability standard and custom sensors

    Our products are indispensable in harsh environments.

  • How to keep factories cool in summer heat

    Not all factories have the luxury of air conditioning during the summer, but there are some creative things engineers and management can do to try and keep everyone calm and cool.

  • Smaller RFID chips could mean wide spread use of RFID tags

    Smaller chips equal greater usage?

  • Supply chain technology offers real-time ETAs

    The technology has been awarded a patent by the U.S. Patent Office.

  • Blume Global now a carbon neutral supply chain technology provider

    Company is now carbon neutral.

  • Material handling company announces new line of products

    ePicker launched a line of material handling equipment.

  • Tiny sensor allows farmers to monitor individual plant health

    The new sensor could help farmers grow more food without tilling more land.

  • Video: Securing funds for decommissioning and radwaste management

    A circular approach to assessing the financial adequacy for undertaking nuclear decontamination and decommissioning projects is advocated.

  • Thermatool solid state CFI welder selected by major tube and pipe producer

    The current-fed inverter (CFI) high frequency welder was selected for its energy efficiency and reliability.

  • Where are the electric convertibles?

    A sunny day with the top down appeals to many motorists – or at least it used to. Engineering tradeoffs and market trends mean EV convertibles are still a ways out, but almost a sure bet long-term.

  • Motion controller delivers real-time processing for complex manufacturing

    The standalone motion controller both compiles and executes a user’s code with an embedded real-time operating system.

  • New material dulls jet engine noises to the same decibel as a hair dryer

    The meringue-like structure of this material would add no weight to planes but create a better experience for everyone on board.

  • Video: Linear motion guide actuator with right/left ball screw

    The driving element uses right/left threads and enables symmetrical movements with a single motor.

  • Protect electrical enclosures this summer to prevent downtime

    Effective and efficient cooling of sensitive electrical and electronic equipment with Vortex A/C Enclosure Coolers.

  • The economics of direct vs two-step water splitting

    Increased capital and operating costs render direct seawater splitting less economically attractive.

  • What does it take to chase tornadoes? The right car, of course.

    Amateur and professional storm chasing is made relatively safe as long as you have a safe, dependable vehicle.

  • Engineered bacteria could eliminate dangerous chemicals from landfills

    Landfills contain dangerous and even banned chemicals that threaten the environment and water supplies. This bacteria could be the solution to this problem.

  • Video: UK to host Canadian fusion demo facility

    The plant will demonstrate that magnetized target fusion technology creates fusion conditions in a practical, cost-effective manner.

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