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ICONICS introduces GENESIS: A paradigm shift in SCADA automation and digitalization software
The next-generation SCADA automation and digitalization platform is engineered for unmatched scalability, flexibility and intelligence.
Iris Dynamics lowers cost of RAVEN-6DoF Motion Platform solution
Take advantage of the lower cost to unlock new possibilities in motion control.
Switzerland's high-tech GoldenPass Express train
Essentially, the train approaches Zweisimmen Station at 15 km/s, the transition zone is entered and the moving components in the bogie mechanism are unlocked.
Journey to the 40th Space Symposium
Join the global space community for collaboration, innovation and education at the 40th Space Symposium during April 7 to April 10.
Radioisotope generators - Inside the ‘nuclear batteries’ that power faraway spacecraft
The farther into space you go, the weaker the Sun’s light becomes and the less useful it is for powering systems with solar panels. Even in the inner solar system, spacecraft such as lunar or Mars rovers need alternative power sources. So how do engineers power missions in the outer reaches of our solar system and beyond?
New single-axis automatic screw driving machine
By minimizing the thrust force during screw driving, the machine reduces the load on the workpiece and screw driving defects such as seizing.
Fictiv launches production manufacturing and supply chain solutions to navigate tariff challenges
The new platform mitigates tariff challenges, boosts business scalability and meets surging demand for top-tier, complex production services.
McElroy equipment plays part in World Cup pitch preparation
Grass newly planted at the Atlanta, Georgia, stadium for World Cup games will benefit from the high-quality irrigation system.
Adhesive Applications: Advanced coating capabilities and expertise
Explore this comprehensive range of bonding, laminating, gasketing, splicing and sealing solutions.
Tanker captures carbon as well as oil
The vessel is reportedly the first of its kind to host a post-combustion carbon capture pilot system to decarbonize operations.
Hardox 500 unearths its wear savings for stationary equipment in quarries and mines
Suitable for applications that demand higher wear resistance. Hardox 500 increases payload and service life while maintaining good processability and toughness.
Precision Micro secures series production for fuel cell vehicle powertrain component
A pioneering etching process will be used to produce the component, which is designed to facilitate the recirculation of unused hydrogen in a fuel cell system.
Educational sessions slated for BIOGAS AMERICAS 2025
The sessions will focus on the industry’s growth markets and its future landscape.
Next milestone achieved for the Eplan Data Portal
Access more than two-million sets of static device data from around five hundred manufacturers.
Magnet-powered miniature robots enable scalpel-free brain surgery
The robotic tools, which measure just 0.1 inch in diameter, can grip, pull and cut tissue. The tools are tiny because they are powered not by motors but by external magnetic fields.
Diagnostic tech rapidly identifies pathogens with near 100% accuracy
The researchers suggest that the new technique is remarkably faster and more accurate than traditional bacterial culture and polymerase chain reaction (PCR) analysis.
New dental treatment adopts high-tech coating to combat tooth decay
According to the Queen Mary University of London team, Varnish VLC is designed to replicate the natural properties of enamel, reducing wear and preventing damage.
New sensor-enhanced t-shirt helps patients leave the hospital sooner
According to its developers, the t-shirt enabled patients who had undergone urological surgery for cancer to feel safer and more reassured than a control group in a study of 70 individuals.
Bombproof Bushmaster truck now equipped to take down drones with cutting-edge tech
According to the companies, this combination will enhance soldier safety when in combat zones.
Pumps and valves composed of ultrathin elastomeric films prove lightweight, energy efficient
The pumps and valves being created by the Saarland researchers can reportedly operate entirely without external motors, thereby consuming little energy in the process.