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  • Ford Plans $870M Assembly Line Investment in Spain

    The automaker will build its next-generation Kuga medium-sized SUV in Valencia, Spain.

  • Regulators Tell Wind Farms to Quiet Down

    The new rule sets standards for three categories of wind facilities: small (up to 50 kW), medium (50 to 150 kW), and large (greater than 150 kW).

  • Intel and Parley SnotBot Use Game-changing Artificial Intelligence and Drones to Advance Whale Research

    Through the collaboration of Intel, Parley for the Oceans and Parley Snotbot, scientists are now able to collect more and better real-time data from whales without invasive means or any disturbance to the whales at all.

  • Bears Ears National Monument – America’s Hidden Treasures

    Elected officials plan to shrink Bears Ears National Monument by up to 80 percent but have yet to release maps of the proposed changes.

  • Direct Conversion of Sunlight into Ionic Electricity

    A new solar power generator produces electricity by the motion of ions instead of electrons.

  • Tesla Unveils Long-Awaited Electric Truck and New Roadster

    For many months, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has promised that his company is developing the "mind-blowing" first electric semitrailer. Yesterday, Musk finally rode the new truck himself — called Tesla Semi — at an event in Hawthorne, California.

  • New Heat-resistant Magnesium Alloy for Die Casting

    Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd. and the University of Toyama have developed a high heat-resistant magnesium alloy for die casting applications.

  • Puerto Rico Faces a Decade of Recovery, Experts Say

    The local economy could contract anywhere between 8 to 15 percent in fiscal year 2018, depending on the restoration of electric power service.

  • Digital Control Panels for Industrial Electric Heaters

    Maintaining temperature control is imperative for many industrial processes. Digital controllers from Wattco offer effective closed-loop control of industrial heaters.

  • VW Plans $40b Spend to Electrify Its Model Line

    Under Roadmap E, around one in four new vehicles from VW will be a battery-only electric vehicle. This could mean up to three million e-cars a year.

  • Size and Weight Reduction Design Tips — Bearing Choice Can Make a Big Difference

    While tapered roller wheel bearings are most likely the first bearings that come to mind for the average consumer, automotive engineers realize that bearings are vital to the proper performance of many other automotive functions.

  • Space Launch System Will Propel Orion on Exploration Missions to the Moon

    The missions will test the systems and capabilities needed for humans to operate in deep space and set the stage for journeys to more distant destinations, such as Mars.

  • Entrepreneur Corner: Somnox — The World's First Robot Companion to Improve Your Sleep

    This week, a new start-up was launched in the Netherlands with the purpose of marketing the first robot companion that can help people get a good night’s sleep. Founded by student Julian Jagtenberg and three other students from the TU Delft University in Southern Holland, Somnox started a crowdfunding campaign to start production.

  • New Discovery Makes Wood Pellet Storage Safer

    A research project conducted by Clarkson University for the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) has led to the discovery of a new process to eliminate dangerous carbon monoxide gas emissions during wood pellet storage.

  • Watch: Tour the Exoplanets!

    A new video offers a virtual reality tour of six planets discovered outside our solar system.

  • Achieving Nanometer Precision

    Positioning devices capable of nanometer or sub-nanometer resolution that are equipped with direct metrology position feedback provide excellent guiding accuracy over long travel ranges.

  • Recycling Waste Printer Toner as a Source of Iron

    A sustainable and industrially relevant thermal process transforms waste toner powder into a value-added ferrous resource.

  • Many Medical Monitoring Uses for Ultrathin Microfiber Sensor

    Wide-ranging applications include monitoring of vital signs and bandage pressure sensing.

  • Engineering a Good Night's Sleep

    Sleep deprivation is a large problem for all types of professionals. Leave it to a set of entrepreneurs to design a solution to help you get a good night's sleep. Utilizing Bluetooth and induction charging technology makes the SleepPhones® by AcousticSheep LLC an excellent choice to get a good sleep.

  • Google Maps to Get New Look

    Google Maps will soon be getting a makeover with improved navigation, driving, transit and explore views.

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