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  • AI and satellite data used to map UK air quality

    A more precise picture of particulate air pollution throughout the U.K. emerges by combining artificial intelligence (AI) with remote sensing satellite data.

  • Watch a solar-driven autoclave steam-clean medical tools

    The technology could provide pressurized steam to run autoclaves without the need for electricity in off-grid areas.

  • In-line variable flow direct steam injection heater is ideal for food and beverage manufacturing

    Just as there are numerous industrial applications for water heating, so too are there many challenges — maximizing energy efficiency, minimizing maintenance costs and many others.

  • How to reduce the cost of seals

    The drive to reduce the cost of consumables, such as seals, is a constant pressure. Companies are continually looking to reduce costs to maintain or increase profitability in challenging economic conditions.

  • Adios, Arecibo: World’s largest radio telescope to go dark

    After 57 years of scanning deep-space skies for asteroids, pulsars and mysterious bursts of distant radio waves, Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico is set to be decommissioned and demolished.

  • First autonomous electric refrigerated trailer is ready for the road

    Kinetic energy generated by the trailer is converted into electricity, which is then stored in a battery pack to power the refrigeration unit.

  • Food packaging film can destroy COVID-19

    A Brazil-based plastics manufacturer is incorporating an anti-viral additive capable of inactivating SARS-CoV-2 — the virus that causes COVID-19 — into its plastic film used to package food products.

  • Special requirements call for custom coupling solutions

    While oftentimes standard products are ideal, there are instances when an application challenge requires something other than a standard solution.

  • Video: Electric aircraft can go for distance with high power density motor

    A new approach to electric propulsion promises to sustain long-distance aircraft flight by combining an electric motor and inverter into one lightweight unit.

  • Watch this cooling influence on automotive infotainment systems

    Thermal interface materials from Fujipoly are designed for broad-ranging automotive applications, including thermal management of vehicle infotainment systems.

  • Thermal mass flowmeters from Endress+Hauser

    Endress+Hauser has introduced the Proline 300/500 generation of flowmeters, which combines Proline sensors with state-of-the-art transmitter technology.

  • Study: Microplastics move through the ground, even after they get stuck

    Researchers discovered just how microplastics are moving through natural environments, which was not understood before now.

  • How sunlight can transform chemical manufacturing into a zero-waste industry

    Utilizing carbon nitride, a metal-free, non-toxic solid, made of abundant elements of carbon and nitrogen, researchers leveraged solar light for the synthesis of organic molecules containing fluorine, which are the building blocks of many agro-chemical and pharmaceutical applications.

  • Low-allergen, non-GMO soybeans could be a step towards lowering food allergy reactions

    The new, low-allergen soybean is a step towards creating allergy-free food.

  • Watch as a German construction firm 3D prints a three-story apartment complex

    Watch as Peri Group 3D prints a building.

  • ABB develops a compact painting system for automotive OEMs

    ABB reduces the footprint of vehicle painting stations in the factory.

  • Manufacturer to automate material handling functions

    Brown Machine Group (BMG), a provider of thermoforming machines and tooling and automation systems, has developed a robotic paper cup manufacturing system that will reportedly improve the productivity of die cutters and reduce manual labor.

  • Accelerating nacelle technology for use in supersonic airliners

    Collins Aerospace and Boom Supersonic will collaborate on engine systems for Boom’s Overture aircraft.

  • Company calibrating ultrasonic flowmeters

    Measuring accuracy relies on calibration. With the new calibration rig AperCal (or aperature calibration), measurement company Flexim is now offering users of its FLUXUS flowmeters the ability to accurately calibrate the clamp-on ultrasonic transducers autonomously at their sites.

  • Antimicrobial coating can be applied to playground equipment

    Coating could bring kids back to parks.

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