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Suturing and sealing alternatives for the healthcare industry
Researchers from all over the globe have devised solutions, some of which were inspired by nature, for sealing and healing wounds without the traditional sutures and staples.
How a TCAS prevents mid-air plane collisions
Mid-air collisions are a rare event, thanks to this ever-evolving technology.
UAV operators - micROM the corona camera with seamless integration
DayCor® micROM HD corona camera for drones that can be mounted seamlessly and scan powerlines.
PCM based material for buildings stops heat in its tracks
Researchers from KAIST in Korea have created a new heat blocking material to battle heat in buildings and keep energy costs low.
Watch and listen to the center of the Milky Way
NASA researchers have translated these digital image data into sound by use of sonification technology, enabling the listener to hear the center of the Milky Way.
Researchers develop a device for non-destructively assessing food quality
Researchers from the University of Cordoba in Argentina have developed a non-invasive means for determining the quality of food using near infrared spectroscopy (NIRS).
New material could potentially prevent heat from penetrating building walls
Researchers from the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) have devised a new method for preventing heat from penetrating a building’s walls, thereby lowering the cooling load on buildings during the hot summer months.
Geared motor platform simplifies condition monitoring and predictive maintenance
The modular platform offers a range of helical in-line gear-motors incorporating new high-efficiency IE3/Nema Premium asynchronous motors.
Video: Integration of Planet IRM and LinkWare Live
The solution provides visibility from the network map to the wiremap, providing fast, simple access to detailed cable-plant information.
Fundamentals of three-phase motor starters
Discover the operating principles of three-phase motor starters.
Video: Solutions simplify multiple cable installation
Divisible cable entry frames and splittable grommets accommodate the needs of the electrical industry in managing pre-terminated cables.
Halton Region first municipality in Canada to receive prestigious award for drinking water quality
The award from the American Water Works Association recognizes an outstanding commitment to high drinking water quality and treatment.
Study: Reusable silicone cutlery is the best option to reduce takeout waste
Researchers from Guanagang University of Technology and Tsinghua University analyzed if paper alternatives or reusable tableware could reduce plastic waste and lifecycle emissions of food delivery cutlery.
Video: Pick and place case packers load bags and other products
Automated robotic case and tray packing solutions accommodate the unique demands associated with handling bags, pouches and other products.
Emissions testing lab upgraded with new bench systems
New lean-burn transient and stoichiometric test stands expand the vehicular emissions testing capabilities of the Exhaust Composition Transient Operation Laboratory at Southwest Research Institute.
New thermal imaging device takes temperatures in crowds, at long range
A team from the U.S. Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division, has developed a temperature scanning device and corresponding software for detecting individuals with high temperatures in crowds and from a distance.
Watch: Untethered origami robots designed to unfold in the human body
The origami-inspired robotic system has potential application in less invasive surgical procedures and targeted medicine delivery.
How to apply adhesives packaged in premixed and frozen syringes
Watch how to properly store, assemble and test premixed and frozen syringes for application.
Curling robot can now beat human curlers
Researchers at Korea University and the Berlin Institute of Technology in Germany have developed an artificial intelligence (AI)-based robot capable of beating humans at curling.
Carbon nanotube porins boost desalination efficiency
Carbon nanotube porins, with pores just 0.8 nm in diameter, can provide an efficient salt ion removal alternative to commercial desalination membranes.