HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Open-source robotic exoskeleton aims to help people walk again

    The open-source exoskeleton framework is freely available to anyone worldwide and is designed to be biomechanically beneficial to the wearer.

  • The humanoid robot landscape of 2025

    The humanoid robot landscape 2025 infographic is a great starting point to explore what’s out there and decide if this technology fits your future plans.

  • Unleashing a new era of smart manufacturing

    With the emergence of the IIoT, manufacturers can augment legacy systems with software that allows manufacturing components to operate independently of each other. Before this architectural shift can take place, however, manufacturers will need to settle on connectivity solutions that bring interoperability to the modular components.

  • Comprehensive training from NORD Drivesystems equips customers for success

    NORD expands its training programs with in-person, online and customized sessions designed to provide customers with in-depth knowledge of its mechanical and electronic drive solutions.

  • Enhanced geothermal system digs deep

    Fervo Energy recently drilled and logged its appraisal well in southwestern Utah to a vertical depth of 15,765 ft in 19 days.

  • A complete guide to dissolved oxygen sensors: From selection to calibration

    Dissolved oxygen is also an important factor in water treatment, environmental monitoring and industrial applications, as it helps detect pollution and ensures suitable conditions for aquatic life and various processes. This makes measuring DO necessary.

  • 3D-printed wheat straw fibers provide a green alternative for insulation

    The University at Buffalo team 3D-printed wheat straw fibers for use in thermal insulation structures.

  • Smart dental implants mimic the feel and function of natural teeth

    Although in the beginning stages of development, the team has reportedly shown early success with the "smart" implant as well as a new, gentler surgical technique with rodents.

  • SwRI advancing fuel cell testing for more efficient hydrogen-powered vehicles

    The performance and efficiency of fuel cell technology in hydrogen-powered vehicles can now be evaluated without the need for test tracks or dynamometers.

  • Testing a safer nuclear fuel

    A new nuclear fuel formulation that could reduce nuclear waste and enhance safety is undergoing testing.

  • Why surface finishing matters in medical device and instrument manufacturing

    Discover the benefits of wet blasting for cleaning and preparing medical instruments.

  • Reliability in electronics through informed material choices

    Discover methods to easily incorporate synergistic materials that prevent material compatibility-related failures in both semiconductor and PCB fabrication and assembly.

  • ‘Marshmallow’ concrete cushions jet crash landings with soft, impact-absorbing design

    Dubbed “marshmallow” concrete, the ultra-light foam is designed to absorb an aircraft’s energy upon impact by crumbling like a soft cushion.

  • Transforming wastewater into a new water stream

    The goal is to deploy the technology to generate ultra-pure water from wastewater by use of waste heat produced by industrial facilities sited near wastewater treatment plants.

  • Civil engineering marvels that will shake your foundation

    Throughout the years, civil engineers have often used their expertise and creativity to design some otherworldly and remarkable infrastructure projects.

  • These wind turbines eschew blades

    Promising designs for bladeless wind turbines were identified in a computer-based analysis.

  • ROLEC’s tough conTROL enclosures with built-in RFI/EMI shielding

    The diecast aluminum enclosures with shielding are designed primarily for machine control in challenging environments.

  • FPT Industrial and partners are creating the hybrid future of Venice

    A public waterbus is being trialed with a hybrid drive system engineered to significantly reduce emissions.

  • Q&A: A deep dive into pSemi's supercharged portfolio

    The latest semiconductor platform update that represents 16 generations of advancements in RF SOI technology.

  • In-home test for waterborne lead

    A handheld water-testing system enables consumers to assay their water supplies for lead levels at home.

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