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  • Introducing the inSure Monitoring Device from Curtiss-Wright with real-time insights

    This innovative device is designed to detect and record pressure relief events by measuring valve stem movement, providing critical data that can be utilized for improved data acquisition and flow calculations.

  • Expert roundtable: How to embrace automation with connectivity, efficiency and security

    Our expert panelists will offer their experiences and perspectives on how to navigate from wherever your factory might be on its automation journey.

  • Efficient lithium extraction from geothermal sources

    A separation solution devised at Rice University reduces the challenges encountered in lithium harvesting operations.

  • Team develops AI-enhanced human washing machine

    Dubbed the “Mirai Ningen Sentakuki” or “Future Human Washing Machine,” the upgraded device will soon make its debut at the Osaka Healthcare Pavilion.

  • A no-brainer solution for compact cooling applications

    Frameless fans are smaller and lighter than their framed counterparts and can be mounted in a wide range of configurations to combat heat buildup in electronics and other machinery.

  • Samson unveils modular Type 251GR valve for enhanced efficiency and flexible flow control

    One of its standout features is the ability to integrate different actuators and accessories, which can be tailored to meet specific operational needs.

  • Medical grade UV adhesive bonds TPUs

    See how thermoplastic polyurethanes (TPUs) are bonded with this medical grade UV adhesive.

  • Microgeometries of gears to reduce noise and vibration

    By making precise modifications — like tip relief, crowning and lead adjustments — to gear profiles, engineers can control the manner in which gear teeth engage.

  • Carpet fibers: The secret to crack-free concrete?

    The concrete samples created using various textile materials reportedly met Australian standards for engineering performance and environmental requirements, the researchers reported.

  • New optical biosensor quickly detects mpox virus

    According to the researchers, the biosensor promises to enable clinicians to diagnose mpox quickly versus waiting long periods of time for lab results.

  • The how and why of energy audits

    Conducting an energy audit can help identify inefficiencies in homes or businesses and implement solutions.

  • Reducing CO2 through air leak detection

    This acoustic camera makes light work of identifying leaks in pipework and aids in controlling carbon dioxide emissions.

  • Boost product performance with precision cut tubing

    This process ensures that each piece of tubing has clean, smooth edges and uniform dimensions, which are crucial for maintaining tight tolerances and optimal performance in various applications.

  • From waste to wash: Scientists turn plastics into soaps and detergents

    The researchers added that the process, which took less than a day to accomplish, resulted in nearly zero air pollution output.

  • Comau to develop sustainable battery recycling solutions for the REINFORCE Project

    Comau is tasked with developing an advanced robotic battery disassembly solution versatile enough to handle different battery sizes, types and configurations, including stationary packs.

  • ARBURGadditive impresses with innovative applications and new machine

    Highlights at Formnext 2024 included the premiere of the Freeformer 550-3X and new materials for industrial 3D printing.

  • Revolutionizing steel bridge safety with robotic inspections

    The researchers have introduced its automated system for fatigue crack detection in OSDs, which uses a robotic platform in conjunction with ultrasonic phased array technology.

  • SiC Schottky barrier diodes for high voltage xEV systems feature improved insulation resistance

    The design minimizes the possibility of creepage discharge between terminals, eliminating the need for insulation treatment through resin potting when surface mounting on circuit boards in high voltage applications.

  • SPEE3D previews new large format metal 3D printer “TitanSPEE3D”

    The innovative printer offers the ability to create large metal parts that would typically require casting – a process that can stretch over months.

  • Miros unveils new tech for predicting waves and vessel motion

    ‘PredictifAI’ reportedly delivers a real-time, in-operation picture of the wave field surrounding a vessel providing deterministic prediction of ocean waves and vessel motion in the range of seconds to a couple of minutes in advance.

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