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  • Black oxide finish for extended service life steel bearing components

    A German bearing manufacturer is now supplying bearings with a black oxide finish for increased performance in wind turbine gearboxes and other critical applications.

  • As Japan restarts its nukes, LNG imports fall

    Eight years after the Fukushima accident, Japan has nine operating nuclear units back online with a total electricity generation capacity of 8.7 gigawatts.

  • Startup creates AI software that detects shoplifters before they steal

    A Japanese startup has created artificial intelligence (AI) software capable of detecting potential shoplifters.

  • Company using facial identification tech on weapons

    A software company based in California has found another use for facial recognition technology that involves weapons identification.

  • Fast food chain employs AI at the drive-thru

    Built on real customer recordings, the system reportedly improves order accuracy, eliminates pressure on human workers and alleviates labor shortages.

  • Aerogel material masks objects from heat-sensing cameras

    An aerogel film composed of DuPont Kevlar fibers was combined with a phase-change material to realize the desired shielding properties.

  • Open an umbrella indoors? Here's a day set aside to test your nerve

    Here’s an event to celebrate at your own risk — March 13 is National Open an Umbrella Indoors Day.

  • Corpus Christi LNG export facility enters service

    Substantial completion of the first train of the Corpus Christi liquefaction project occurred Feb. 28.

  • New solution for managing the integrity of remote pipelines

    Non-intrusive monitoring system effectively identifies pipeline corrosion allowing operators to manage pipeline health and increase pipeline availability.

  • New high-speed face milling cutter for non-ferrous applications improves efficiency and tool setup

    Tungaloy is introducing TungSpeed-Mill, an advanced series of high-speed face milling cutters for efficient finishing of ISO N materials.

  • Watch the launch and ISS docking of SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule

    The SpaceX Crew Demo-1 mission launch kicked off the first orbital test flight of NASA’s Commercial Crew program.

  • Skyworks launches Sky5 lite for universal 5G deployments

    Skyworks Solutions Inc. has launched its most advanced 5G cellular architecture yet — the Sky5 Ultra.

  • Vestas launches extreme climate wind turbine

    The turbine is designed to withstand extreme wind speeds up to 53 m/s and wind gusts up to 78 m/s.

  • Mobile bioprinter speeds wound healing

    A mobile skin printing system offers a new tool for on-site management of extensive wounds.

  • Lunar probe Beresheet back on track after computer hiccup

    Lunar-bound Israeli space probe Beresheet successfully completed a delayed engine burn to increase its orbital apogee.

  • Researchers create sensor capable of tracking firefighters in burning buildings

    Researchers at Canada’s McMaster University in collaboration with other universities have developed a motion-powered and fire-proof sensor capable of tracking the movements of those working in high-risk professions including firefighting, mining and steel working.

  • Study: American's toilet paper preference impacting the environment?

    According to a report from the environmental groups the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) and Stand.earth, Americans opting for luxury-brand toilet paper are negatively impacting the environment.

  • The technology roadmap: What is it and why is it important?

    A technology roadmap is defined as a planning technique to create strategic long-term and flexible plans for technology developments, adjustments and technology initiatives over time.

  • Molecular biologist creates biodegradable Mardi Gras beads

    A molecular biologist at Louisiana State University is attempting to create biodegradable Mardi Gras beads and doubloons.

  • Microparticle fingerprint prevents counterfeit products

    Researchers from the University of Copenhagen’s Nano-Science Center have created a new way to stop counterfeiting. The team created a pirate safe labeling system that creates a unique fingerprint for individual items.

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