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New tech identifies women at risk of heart disease using AI
Such technology promises to enable doctors to identify high-risk women earlier, thus leading to potentially better treatment and care for those patients.
Our Look at Hannover Messe 2025 (March 31 - April 4)
Even though Hannover Messe is held annually, it is always a unique opportunity for anyone in the industrial, manufacturing, or technology sectors.
Test bed bolsters power conductor performance
The facility enables utilities and manufacturers to evaluate new transmission line technologies for long time periods in extremes of wind, weather, temperature and electrical load conditions.
Trystar launches high amperage docking station with integrated automatic transfer switch
The station is engineered to prevent downtime, maximize safety on the job and help keep a company’s reputation intact.
Rousseau Metal introduces ElevaTek: The ultimate height-adjustable workstation
The revolutionary height-adjustable workstation delivers unmatched versatility, modularity and long-term return on investment.
Renewable energy greens the US grid
The U.S. now boasts a contribution of 313 GW of clean energy connected to the grid.
Norton RazorStar abrasives offer unprecedented grinding performance
Enabling exceptionally high cut rates and material removal, the engineered shaped grain in these belts and discs features a consistent shape from grain-to-grain along with razor-sharp cutting points.
HEXPOL Compounding Americas expands portfolio
These products are tailored for the architectural glazing and power transmission markets.
New 3D printer uses graphene and AI to craft and cook food at once
According to its developers, the 3D printer creates complex edible structures and includes precision infrared heating for maximizing product quality and safety.
AI app promises to transform eye health diagnosis
The AngioGenius technology developed by the Cambridge University team was originally intended to assess space-induced vision changes that more than 75% of astronauts in space tend to experience.
The science behind airplane deicing – a mechanical engineer explains how chemistry and physics make flying a more uplifting experience
For years, only ethylene glycol was used in deicers because of its low cost. However, because propylene glycol is less toxic to wildlife and humans, its adoption by commercial airlines has grown steadily since the 1980s.
Airlines clamp down on lithium batteries amid uptick in thermal events
Due to the highly volatile nature of lithium metal fires, airlines and aerospace regulators are increasingly scrutinizing the presence and care of Li-ion batteries on passenger aircraft. New policies in Asia may set a precedent for further Li-ion rules and restrictions.
Stellarator designed to advance fusion power
A new quasi-isodynamic stellarator configuration that harnesses the high-field potential of high-temperature superconductor magnets is being advanced.
The smart HeavyDuty encoders of the new HOG800 series: The perfect choice for asynchronous motors
These encoders offer enhanced protection against corrosion, shaft currents, overvoltage and mechanical stress.
Thermoplastic hydraulic hose: Versatile solutions for complex designs
Explore the fundamentals of hydraulic hose design with a focus on thermoplastic hydraulic hoses and their applications in modern machinery.
Have a piece of Pi Day
It’s Pi Day – a time to eat pie while celebrating a fundamental concept in mathematics and essential to fields such as science, engineering and art.
ABB’s ERH motor delivers simplicity and efficiency for air handling applications
This advanced motor technology delivers plug-and-play, variable-speed operation for simplified installation and lower energy consumption.
Continuous glucose monitors
Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) systems offer real-time, comprehensive glucose tracking. CGMs improve safety, compliance, and management by providing dynamic data and alerts for critical glucose changes.
Coffee and mushroom mix promises compostable plastic alternative
Recognizing that coffee is ideal for growing fungus, which forms a "mycelial skin’ that binds loose substances together to create a water-resistant, lightweight material, the team devised a system for turning coffee grounds into a paste that can be used to 3D print objects.
Saint-Gobain acquires Fives’ unique hybrid heating technology to accelerate facility decarbonization
A reduction in carbon dioxide emissions is expected with the new hybrid burner technology.