HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • A guide to remedy water system stagnation in low-occupancy buildings

    Stagnation within building water systems becomes a problem during periods of low or no occupancy, as is being experienced now during the COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Company debuts autonomous forklift

    AutoGuide Mobile Robots has developed an autonomous counterbalanced forklift for high bay racking and picking operations.

  • Manufacturer launches IoT platform to link 130 factories

    Company links 130 production factories worldwide with IT and IoT.

  • New tandem solar cell design reaches 25% efficiency

    A precisely controlled fabrication process produces multilayered solar panels with the potential to be 1.5 times more efficient than traditional silicon panels.

  • How do aircraft instrument landings work?

    When the plane comes to a safe stop, it is a testament to the skill of the pilots who control the aircraft - even if they could not see the runway at all.

  • ZEDOX by ARI-Armaturen: The new double eccentric valve that offers double the benefits

    So, what exactly is a double offset (or double eccentric) butterfly valve, and what is it used for?

  • Samson’s new cryogenic valve optimizes performance and keeps the heat off

    Areas of application include air separation units (ASUs), storage and transportation of liquified gas, marine applications and much more.

  • Study: Urban stormwater quality improves with green infrastructure

    Field research examined the influence of low impact development systems on urban stormwater quality at the catchment scale.

  • Tech company develops autonomous street sweepers

    Take a look at the new technology cleaning up the streets.

  • Innovative compression pads for maximum EV battery cell performance

    The promise of efficient, long-range EVs will only come about through improvements in battery technology, which will be made possible by these advanced materials.

  • The case for custom cables

    A variety of standard off the shelf cables is available for equipment manufacturers, but most of these choices are not tailored for advanced, high-tech industrial use. The solution is custom-designed cables produced for the needs and application of new equipment design.

  • New rockets to serve as their own fuel source

    Building a rocket that "eats" itself.

  • Watch an underwater robot mimic squid

    Watch as an underwater robot propels itself like a fast-moving squid.

  • Toolkits for sustainable manufacturing

    Several write-ups sing the praises of green manufacturing’s many benefits, only to stop just before its practical application and implementation.

  • Team finds cost effective method to fight foliar disease in corn crop

    Researchers found just how much and how often farmers need to apply fungicide to fight foliar diseases.

  • Molded-in aluminum threaded inserts for plastics

    The inserts consist of multiple bands of helical knurls to maximize torque resistance, balanced with radial undercuts to achieve high pull-out (tensile) force.

  • Watch: Wearable sensor walks back the cost of gait analysis

    Footwear-worn sensors are as accurate and more economical than current gold-standard mat tests used to assess fall risk.

  • Federal programs tackle national water and wastewater sector challenges

    Two U.S. federal agencies have launched initiatives to address workforce and technology challenges encountered by water and wastewater utilities.

  • No link between public transit, transmission of COVID-19: APTA report

    A report commissioned by the American Public Transportation Association suggests that there is no direct relationship between public transportation use and the transmission of COVID-19.

  • Killing COVID-19...on elevators

    An elevator manufacturer has developed technology for killing and preventing the spread of the COVID-19 virus in cabs.

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