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Bosch Rexroth introduces its hydraulic load-sensing valves
Hydraulics technology company Bosch Rexroth has created a new load-sensing valve platform for a range of applications, including compact tracked and skid-steer loaders, aerial work platforms (AWPs), telehandlers and compact construction equipment, among others.
Unplanned downtime just became predictable
MHmax™ is transforming machine performance monitoring by preventing unplanned downtime.
Save thousands with an audit of your compressed air system
An audit of your compressed air system can reveal thousands of dollars in potential savings.
Video: TuSimple launches self-driving freight network with UPS
The goal is to have an autonomous freight system in place in the U.S. by 2024.
Efficient plating process features low environmental impact
A new polymer membrane-based stamping-type plating technology reduces waste and carbon dioxide emissions.
New mini-tank could pave the way for unmanned warfare
An Estonian robotics company has introduced an unmanned mini tank that may one day eliminate manned warfare, according to reports.
Process instrumentation in the oil and gas industry
Considerations oil and gas end-users must make to ensure success with process instrumentation technology.
Fraunhofer team develops cleaning robot for food production
Researchers from the Fraunhofer Institute for Process Engineering and Packaging (IVV) in Dresden have developed a mobile cleaning robot for the food manufacturing industry.
Sensorless controlling techniques of AC motor drives
Lower costs, greater reliability, lower hardware complexity, better immunity to noise and less maintenance make sensorless motor drives a very attractive option.
Polymeric heart valve proves durable and biocompatible
The device combines the merits of biological and mechanical valves without their limitations.
Forensic scientists reconstruct human remains using additive manufacturing
To better preserve bone fragments from a crime scene, forensic scientists from the University of Portsmouth are reconstructing those bone fragments using 3D printing.
New nanofiber protects against extreme temps, ballistics
Researchers from Harvard University in collaboration with West Point and the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Soldier Center (CCDC SC) have combined the properties of two different types of Kevlar material to create a nanofiber capable of protecting against both extreme temperatures and high-speed ballistics.
Wearable tech finds coronavirus risks in food and beverage manufacturing
New wearable HUD and software identifies locations coronavirus is likely to exist in manufacturing facilities.
Microwave-based decontamination enables N95 respirator reuse
A new decontamination method has been developed based on microwave-generated steam to enable sterilization and reuse of this essential equipment.
Company unveils automated loading and unloading system for warehouses
Industrial automation company Trapo has unveiled an automated system for loading and unloading trucks and containers.
Outer loop control IC released for brushless DC and DC brush motors
The Juno outer loop control IC is a brand-new type of control IC that capitalizes on recent trends in digital logic integration and intelligent algorithm development.
New membrane to benefit electrolytic hydrogen production
The membrane promises to improve the economics and performance of anion exchange membrane electrolysis systems.
Help NASA design a lunar loo
NASA needs some design engineering assistance to boldly go where no man or woman has gone before.
Study: Different leadership competencies more valuable in remote work scenarios
Researchers from Brigham Young University are suggesting that in the wake of shifting workspaces from the office to the home amid the COVID-19 pandemic, new leaders in the workplace have emerged with different leadership styles than those who govern physical office spaces.
Tech company and US Marine Corps test long-range taser
The SPECTER is expected to complete phase 1 trials by early July 2020.