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  • NASA to develop autonomous systems for air taxis with Wisk

    The partnership will address challenges to safety and contingency management.

  • Coating process devised for hip implants to prevent infection

    Researchers from Germany's Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Technology and Advanced Materials, and the Charité-Universtitätsmedizin Berlin have developed a new coating process for lowering the risk of infection following implant surgery.

  • Cabinet-style electric enclosures for simplified harsh environmental protection

    These enclosures improve accessibility and still protect against moisture, contaminants and temperature in harsh environments.

  • TE Connectivity achieves Dow Jones Sustainability Index listing for ninth consecutive year

    This achievement follows the release of the company's first enterprise-wide corporate responsibility strategy, One Connected World.

  • Video: Vacuum conveyors fit additive manufacturing needs

    The Piab premium steel grade piFLOW®p vacuum conveyor technology is well suited to solve challenges related to additive manufacturing.

  • Rapid Response Cable builder now features more cables and connectors

    View datasheets and technical specifications for over 300 connector and cable combinations.

  • Team devises new bone implant manufacturing process

    Team devises new method for 3D-printing ceramic bone implants.

  • Facial recognition in the healthcare industry

    Facial recognition is already in use throughout the industry and promises to do much more.

  • Corning, PPG to develop antiviral paints, coatings

    The companies have created technology to fight surface transmissions of COVID-19.

  • Flying car hub to launch in 2025 in central Florida

    Startup Lilium is working with a construction company on the first Vertiport.

  • Materials recycled to engineer green vacuum cleaner

    The Electrolux project addresses key recycling challenges and advances circularity in household appliances.

  • IAEA report updates progress on SMR projects

    The latest data on 72 small modular reactor (SMR) projects under development or construction worldwide are compiled.

  • Purdue team aims to make concrete infrastructure 'smart'

    Professors at Indiana’s Purdue University intend to make concrete roadways "smart" using embedded sensors.

  • New material may prevent hazardous material leaks and spills from cargo railcars

    Material may save the environment, first responders and surrounding communities.

  • Battery bolsters tidal power for hydrogen production

    A vanadium flow battery will operate in concert with a tidal energy system to power a hydrogen production plant.

  • BP Wind Energy selects Power Factors as its technical asset management platform

    The software solution seamlessly links operational events to work orders, inventory and contracts for smarter dispatch, repair and reporting.

  • Watch how atmospheric water can be tapped for crop irrigation

    A novel approach to irrigation developed at the University of Texas Austin could bolster the sustainability of agricultural systems confronted with water supply deficits.

  • IBS: The new Iris diaphragm control valve by EGGER

    EGGER recently launched the latest offering in its IRIS range of diaphragm control valves, stating that the new IBS is a “completely redesigned and technically revised” addition to the well-known series.

  • Norway to automate some oil and gas tasks with undersea robot

    Robot switched back and forth between ROV and AUV.

  • Reduce vehicle noise and vibrations with iglide® plastic bearings

    Discover what makes self-lubricating iglide® plastic bearings perfect for reducing squeaking, rattling and vibrations inside vehicles.

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