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Healthcare innovations emerging from the COVID-19 pandemic
Necessity is the mother of invention, and nowhere is that more true than when the world finds itself in the middle of a global pandemic without the appropriate medical equipment to protect those caring for the sick and dying.
Watch: Dual-fuel LNG engine approved for service in ultra-large container ships
Type approval has been awarded to the engine, which is slated to power nine new ultra-large container ships.
Machine learning used to perfect the robot chef's omelette
Researchers from the University of Cambridge and the appliance company Beko have teamed up to train a robot to create a tasty omelette from start to finish using machine learning.
Crop data patterns allows researchers to predict rice plant flowering time
A study from Iowa State University found a new way to use data about rice plants to find better ways to predict plant performance and how plants adapt to environments.
Siglent introduces next generation RF signal generators
Siglent's new RF Signal Generators have output frequencies to 6 GHz with Vector Signal Generation
PreCONNECT SEDECIM cabling system with APC 8 degree angled polish optimizes return loss
The ferrule end faces of the connector are 8° angled physical contact (APC) angularly polished, which translates into improvements in return loss.
New Raptor-SS IP69K-rated precision planetary gearheads
The compact gearheads are washdown ready and built with advanced heat-treated materials — with stainless-steel construction or a white epoxy coating.
Robotic arm capable of making omelet
Engineers from the University of Cambridge in the U.K. have trained a robotic arm to make omelets, according to reports.
Report: Challenges in wind turbine blade recycling
The use of pyrolysis, burning in a cement kiln and grinding blades so particles can be used as filler were examined as feasible end-of-life routes.
Tech companies develop fast-food trays with antimicrobial properties
A collaboration between tech companies has resulted in the development of new fast-food trays composed of recycled ocean plastic waste infused with antimicrobial properties that keep the trays constantly clean.
Hydra-Cell "no problem" pumps will run dry without damage
Hydra-Cell's unique seal-less design eliminates many typical pump problems.
Saarland researchers develop new AI system for machine maintenance
Researchers from Germany’s Saarland University have developed a maintenance system that combines artificial intelligence (AI) and sensors to monitor the status of industrial equipment and machinery.
HackerRank improves remote hiring process for developers
The company spent two months enhancing its platform to better accommodate the remote interview format.
Sponge can absorb oil and repel water for oil spill cleanups
Researchers from Northwestern University created a smart sponge that can selectively soak up oil and leave behind clean water.
Function-integrated profiles from Rexroth with internal cable guide
Function-integrated profiles provide flexibility in designing machine frames and enable continuous internal cabling.
GE, DARPA developing earthworm-inspired tunneling robot
The General Electric Company (GE) has developed a prototype of an autonomous tunnel digging robot designed to resupply U.S. military forces in the field.
Carbon-injected concrete can help reduce carbon emissions
A new type a carbon-injected concrete has the potential to reduce the carbon footprint of both buildings and roadways.
Building system screens people for health status when they enter a building
Siemens Smart Infrastructure announced the launch of Siveillance Thermal Shield.
Reusable sponge efficiently mops up oil spills
The material can selectively absorb more than 30 times its weight in oil due to the use of a nanocomposite coating and a magnetic, water-repelling and oil-attracting carbon-based substrate.
New processing line for white cheese products
Tetra Pak has launched its first complete processing line for Feta-type white cheese products.