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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.
Carnegie Mellon researchers seek method for locating concealed cameras, other surveillance devices
Amid concerns that hotel rooms and Airbnb rentals may contain hidden cameras and other surveillance devices, researchers from the Human-Computer Interaction Institute (HCII) in Carnegie Mellon's School of Computer Science are seeking a solution to better identify the devices.
New hybrid buoy designed for communication, oil and gas applications
Ocean energy technology developer Ocean Power Technologies has developed a new hybrid buoy called the PowerBuoy.
Metal organic frameworks can fight climate change
A new type of material may help increase carbon capture adoption and reduce costs.
Watch: Design of new drilling robot inspired by moles
The new drilling robot could be useful for space exploration and mining for underground resources.
Video: New value vertical cable manager system from Siemon
The units are offered in both single and double-sided versions to enable a range of infrastructure topologies while supporting cord management for high-density patching fields and routing horizontal cables.
Low pressure filtering of a pressure sensor's input
In some applications, high-frequency pressure transients may be present that distort the sensor’s output and degrade its ability to read the underlying changes in pressure.
Saint-Gobain tapes satisfy a wide range of transportation applications
Tapes are increasingly replacing mechanical fasteners in numerous transportation applications, where screws and rivets have traditionally been used.
Virgin Hyperloop partners to build commercial hyperloop
The agreement with Spirit AeroSystems will work to build a prototype for a system in Kansas.
Report calls for the oil and gas sector to invest in marine renewables
A new report from the University of Aberdeen in Scotland is calling on industry and government officials to devise opportunities for powering the oil and gas industry with marine renewable technologies.
New shingles have algae fighting technology to fight discoloration
GAF announced the latest expansion of its residential product line with the Timberline® American Harvest shingles, now with StainGuard Plus™ and LayerLock™ technologies in a range of colors.
Robot joins sandwich-making assembly line
Grote, an Ohio-based automated food processing company, has added a sandwich making robot to its Robotic Sandwich Assembly Line.
Bronkhorst’s compact Coriolis mass flow meter empowers ORNL research
The suitability of a flow meter technology for a particular application depends on several factors, such as accuracy, cost, flow rate range, head loss, operating requirements and maintenance.