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Wearable sweat sensor offers instant hydration tracking
The tiny wearable device measures electrodermal activity (EDA) — which is an electrical property of the skin — to monitor hydration levels during physical activity performed by the wearer.
Biodegradable sensors may enhance crop growth, cut e-waste
The sensors are composed of electronic materials that degrade into plant nutrients, which function as fertilizer to encourage crop growth.
US energy infrastructure earns a failing grade
Aging assets, severe weather events and transmission bottlenecks threaten the grid’s reliability.
The oxygen of life: The critical role of dissolved oxygen measurement
Dive into why measuring dissolved oxygen is so important across different industries and it can be done effectively.
Tolomatic showcases latest servo linear actuators at Automate 2025
Featuring an integrated servo motor, these servo linear actuators are ideal for applications where dynamic movement, precise positioning and force repeatability are a priority.
CNC milling capabilities enhanced with automatic estimation for 1 mm diameter holes
This enhancement enables engineers and designers to push the boundaries of miniaturization, density and functionality in part design without sacrificing speed or accuracy.
Mold-Masters releases hot half plate options for EcoONE-series hot runner system
These hot runner systems offer an economical solution suitable for processing commodity resins for simple, cost-sensitive applications such as consumer goods and basic automotive components.
EXAIR partnering with University of Cincinnati robotics team
The company is contributing time, product and financial backing to support and encourage the growth of robotics engineers.
Portable Raman device enables remote detection of hydrogen leaks
The instrument promises to be a useful tool for detecting hydrogen leaks, which pose serious risks thanks to the gas's flammability and tendency to accumulate in confined spaces.
New horizons in surgical robotics
From miniaturized platforms to AI-powered automation, the following sections explore three groundbreaking advancements poised to reshape the surgical landscape.
Smart tracking devices promise to enhance security for radioactive material shipments
Because such material can be intercepted — for other applications — enroute to medical centers, the U.S. Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory researchers are exploring more secure methods to ensure that such shipments arrive at their intended destinations.
A revolutionary online community hosted by igus for the industrial world
The community is designed to address the unique needs of its target audience, including industrial marketers, educators, manufacturing workers and automation/robotics users.
Driving the future of eMobility: How PEM® is redefining fastening innovation
This busbar connector system addresses one of the most critical bottlenecks in electric vehicle production: reliable, low-resistance electrical connections — without the need for costly electroplating.
Trends in eco-friendly packaging design in the food industry
The food industry is integrating a spectrum of eco-friendly packaging strategies — ranging from compostable formulations to refillable configurations — to align sustainability objectives with functional demands.
Anduril announces first drone-launched torpedo capable of speeds over 30 knots underwater
According to the company, Copperhead-M is the first torpedo capability designed to be transported by underwater autonomous systems.
New Cartken mobile robot aims to revolutionize material handling
Cartken Hauler is designed for industries that requires efficient material transport, handling everything from inventory and samples to tools and documents.
Green Energy Season 2025 (May 4 - 10)
By now, there is no debate about the need for renewable energy — the remaining questions are about scale, speed and strategy.
Self-dispersing microbeads arrest and return with microplastics
Cleansing microparticles based on chitosan are engineered to self-disperse, hunt for microplastics and return to the surface with their prey for collection.
New Seco disc milling cutter system reduces costs while improving security
The unique geometries of dedicated inserts yield up to 60% longer life in left-hand and right-hand side disc milling operations.
The benefits of light duty coiled spring pins in soft and brittle materials
Light duty coiled spring pins offer a host of advantages in many applications, including lower component and overall assembly costs, host material protection and ease of installation.