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Motion + Power Technology Expo is moving the future
Explore technologies that are moving the future at Motion + Power Technology Expo 2021.
New carbon capture method eliminates hazardous impurities
Kyushu University and the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan, investigated a new way to store carbon underground.
Implementation of new technology often falls on the plates of overworked employees
It may appear that technology would alleviate difficult parts of a job, but this study found that it may be causing more harm than good.
The wearables helping to expedite a return to normal post-COVID-19
These are just some of the wearables helping us return to a pre-COVID-19 life.
Case study: Service check of cooling units reveals savings potentials
The service check identified significant cooling cost and energy saving opportunities at a Ford engine plant.
New sealed encoders for metrology
The linear encoders are ideal for high-end metrology on or off the shop floor.
Quantum Devices QML35 rotary encoder replaces RENCO product
The QML35 optical rotary encoder is a drop-in replacement for the discontinued RCML15 rotary encoder.
Industrial gear units built for the toughest applications
The reliable and thermally optimized industrial gear units are ready to take on demanding industrial drive technology requirements.
Fiber optic imaging probe to advance nanoscale diagnostics
A compact ultrasonic imaging tool can be deployed on the tip of a single optical fiber to visualize cell abnormalities in 3D within the body.
Power station to test ammonia cofiring with coal
The technology to cofire ammonia at a large-scale coal-fired power plant will be demonstrated.
Report predicts expanded U.S. utility-scale energy storage capacity
Utility-scale diurnal energy storage deployment is expected to achieve a five-fold increase over current capacity by 2050.
NASA to launch two probes to Venus
The goal is to learn more about how the planet formed and why it is hostile to life.
E-nose sniffs out cancer
A non-invasive diagnostic system combines artificial intelligence and machine learning to detect cancer.
Software optimizes electrified powertrain design
The tool helps electrified mobility providers swiftly identify the propulsion systems that best fit specific needs.
Video: Natrium reactor demonstration project slated for Wyoming
The reactor technology will be installed at a retiring coal-fired power plant.
Watch how a biodegradable mini-capacitor is 3D printed
Production and use of the reliable device will not add to the rising tide of electronic waste.
Robot picks mushrooms, cuts stems like humans
The mushroom-picking mechanism promises to help fill a global labor shortage.
Membrane process mines seawater lithium
The continuous electrically driven membrane process efficiently extracts lithium from seawater.
Watch: Robot can mimic human facial expressions
Thanks to researchers at Columbia University, robots have taken a big step toward engaging in realistic human-like interactions.
MIT engineers develop a programmable fiber
Digital fiber could store data on the wearer's activity and even music.