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  • Scientists turn to the chameleon to develop color-changing films

    Scientists to mimic the chameleon for anti-counterfeiting, encryption applications.

  • Video: HUBER+SUHNER expands RADOX EV-C pass through system with multi-core cables

    The multi-core cable system is engineered for use with auxiliary devices within electric vehicles.

  • Video: Automated, compliant pH measurements

    Learn how to improve productivity and meet regulatory requirements for pH measurements with this video.

  • Hexagon announces 100%EV initiative to accelerate electric vehicle development

    Hexagon’s initiative promises new classes of vehicles that outperform combustion engines and overcome customer cost concerns.

  • An efficient, low-cost approach to radiative cooling

    A daytime passive radiative cooler based on silica-coated porous anodic aluminum oxide moderates temperatures even under direct sunlight.

  • New right angle 2.92 mm cable assemblies and connectors

    The 2.92 mm connector was developed for use to 40 GHz.

  • Watch: Gel improves bioprinting of complex tissue shapes

    New gel formulations bring the 3D bioprinting of replacement organs and tissues closer to reality.

  • University of Liverpool spinoff to automate road maintenance

    Company to use AI, robots to pave roads.

  • A peanut allergy skin patch can prevent allergic reactions

    One form of allergy treatment is being explored to reduce allergy reactions in children: a peanut allergy skin patch.

  • Natural gas rules the US power sector

    The primary fuel commanded 43% of generating capacity and provided 39% of electricity generation in 2019, more than any other source.

  • Automation academy to launch for the manufacturing sector

    Automation company READY Robotics has announced the launch of its READY Academy, an online educational platform where manufacturing professionals can learn how to design, deploy, manage and scale automation.

  • Chili shaped device detects spice level in peppers

    The spice-wary may no longer have to proceed with caution when eating spicy dishes.

  • Grafting creates stronger plants without GMO controversy

    The new plants have characteristics that could allow them to survive in climate change environments.

  • Plastic eating catalyst could help relieve plastic waste stress

    Current plastic waste recycling processes are not as economic as previously believed. The new catalyst aims to fix that.

  • Controllable gating membranes effectively capture carbon emissions

    A new membrane devised at MIT offers a means of continuously removing carbon dioxide from a stream of waste gases.

  • Companies jointly design microfluidic driver

    Sensor manufacturer Sensirion and micropump manufacturer TTP Ventus have created a compact, high-performance microfluidic driver that supports laboratory prototyping and product development for microfluidics use cases.

  • Company offering SIL 2 for DK glass devices

    Variable area (VA) flowmeters DK46/47/48/800 with glass tubes from industrial process instrumentation manufacturer Krohne are now compliant with safety integrity level (SIL) 2, reportedly making them the first and only SIL 2 glass tube purgemeters on the market.

  • Researchers have increased the flow rate of viscous fluids in microfluidic applications

    Researchers at Finland’s Aalto University have developed a technique for increasing the flow rate of viscous fluids in microfluidic applications.

  • A new motion control automation solution

    A drag-and-drop, visual blocks based programming ensures simple programming for motion control automation application and supporting peripherals.

  • Manual labor robot now available for purchase

    This robot can perform tasks for just $250,000.

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