HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Robot to take over customer service tasks in the Hyundai Motor showroom

    DAL-e will offer product information, prevent the entry of unmasked customers.

  • Security and defense vendor to produce underwater anti-mine robots for France, the UK

    Vessels can neutralize three mines at once.

  • Video: These underground robots promise to maintain pipe infrastructure

    The Pipebots will inspect, repair and maintain a vast network of underground pipes.

  • Sulzer’s CPE centrifugal pump achieves drinking water certification and smashes energy efficiency ratings

    Sulzer’s energy-efficient CPE (single-stage) centrifugal pump range launched nearly two years ago, has recently been granted NSF61 and NSF372 drinking water certification.

  • The MultiDrain UV3 from Jung Pumpen – Enhanced performance for mobile applications

    German pump manufacturer Jung Pumpen recently introduced its latest innovation in submersible pump technology.

  • Team can 3D print bone tissue using ceramic-based ink, live cells

    Bone can be 3D printed directly onto bone using this technique.

  • Watch: Artificial cornea restores patient’s vision

    The implant consists of an optical component attached to a biocompatible material that resembles the human extracellular matrix.

  • New miniature linear voice coil motors from Moticont

    With only a 0.375 in diameter, the miniature voice coil motor has a high force-to-size ratio with a continuous force of 1.0 oz (0.28 N) and a 0.25 in (6.4 mm) stroke.

  • Video: Large bore CT system cleared for radiation therapy planning

    The computed tomography (CT) scanner features a 90 cm bore opening, 90 cm edge-to-edge field of view and 4 cm detector coverage.

  • Healthcare Engineering Spotlight (Jan. 31 - Feb. 6)

    The convergence of healthcare and advanced technology continues to steal the spotlight in 2021. COVID-19 remains the preeminent global challenge, but it shouldn't overshadow the engineering being done around implants, glucose monitoring and other key medical challenges.

  • Watch: Imaging the internal structure of mini-brains

    Visualizing details of the internal structure of brain spheroids could accelerate drug studies and offer alternatives to some animal testing.

  • Kinwong’s PCB development trends and solutions

    With the rapid development of electronic technology in recent years, printed circuit board (PCB) products are pursuing higher heat dissipation capabilities, with high voltage and high current characteristics, and are developing high-density interconnection (HDI) technology.

  • Curtiss-Wright launches new motor support program for Exlar universal actuators

    These high-force/duty cycle, electric, rod-style actuators provide the ability to support the mounting of almost any motor.

  • The MDX heavy duty slurry pump from GIW promises high performance in tough conditions

    GIW Minerals, a leading manufacturer of wear-resistant slurry pumps for the mining and hard rock industries (and subsidiary of KSB), has redesigned its heavy-duty slurry pump, the MDX.

  • Hydraulic flange adapters that resolve key fluid power transfer problems

    In a wide range of heavy industries, hydraulics transfer an incredible amount of power in the blink of an eye.

  • Can solar energy satisfy industrial process heat demands?

    The potential for solar thermal and photovoltaic systems to provide on-site industrial process heat across all industries in all U.S. counties is examined.

  • Choosing the right cooling fan

    Heat buildup can be a major issue, resulting in reduced performance, premature deterioration and very real safety concerns. That is why it is vital to choose a cooling fan that matches the very specific needs of an operation, from initial thermal analysis to performance factors.

  • Additive manufacturing news round-up: NASA’s 3D-printed rocket parts get fire tested

    Last November, NASA put two rocket engine parts made with additive manufacturing technology through 23 hot-fire tests to see if they could withstand stresses similar to what they might be subjected to during real rocket engine operation.

  • Breakthrough high-performance gyroscope for automotive, aeronautic and industrial applications

    The world's first nanoelectromechanical system-based gyroscope operates at 50 kHz in severe environments.

  • Attend the virtual Motor-CAD Global Summit 2021

    Motor designers can learn about technological developments in e-machine design and participate in interactive design clinics during the free event.

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