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New submarine detection tech has 12-mile underwater range
According to its developers, the device can detect even the quietest submarines over an extended range – an accomplishment previously thought to be impossible.
Software speeds fusion power plant design
A software tool is now available to help streamline the design and construction of fusion power plants.
Mitsubishi Electric Automation, Inc. launches robot with largest reach in its low-cost robot series
The vertically articulated robot has the largest reach of any robot in Mitsubishi Electric’s low-cost robot series at 1,504 mm.
ServoBelt linear actuators now feature molded belt tray, improving assembly and serviceability
The new design features a lower static toothed belt that strengthens ServoBelt’s ability to non-destructively withstand high-force events, such as carriage crashes.
Ultrasonic sensors line to launch at BinMaster
Level sensor and inventory software developer BinMaster will now manufacture and market its own line of ultrasonic and distance sensors.
Paxton Products debuts its new Control Panel at Pack Expo International 2024
Designed for easy installation and scalability, the Control Panel simplifies blower management with features like a variable frequency drive, emergency stop and washdown compliance.
New microwave C-UAS to destroy multiple drones in seconds
The new HPM system from Epirus, dubbed Leonidas Expeditionary, is being developed under the Expeditionary Directed Energy Counter-Swarm (ExDECS) program as part of a $5.5 million contract award from the U.S. Navy’s ONR.
Expanding Factory Automation (Nov. 3-9)
Automation encompasses a range of technologies, from robotics to artificial intelligence, each designed to streamline processes and enhance productivity. Yet, navigating this landscape can be daunting. How do you choose the right technology? What infrastructure is required? How will automation impact your workforce? This is where expertise comes into play.
Conductive adhesive secures flexible solar cells
The adhesive can offer an alternative to solder joints in applications subjected to vibration, oscillation or rapid temperature changes.
Nuclear clock marks precise time
Reliance on atomic clocks to support international time documentation, particle physics research and other applications may be superseded by the evolution of a nuclear clock.
Emerson to showcase packaging solutions that advance future of automation at PACK EXPO 2024
Experts will demonstrate how a Floor to Cloud approach unlocks trapped data and connects islands of automation, giving manufacturers the visibility and control to solve critical challenges and goals.
Revolutionizing automation with AVENTICS series XV compact valve system
The AVENTICS Series XV Compact valve system is a next-generation solution designed to enhance automation flexibility and improve pneumatic performance in manufacturing environments.
New ball-like camera designed for battlefield safety
The Pit Viper 360 throwable device is expected to enable military personnel to collect intelligence from a safe distance, thus minimizing the time they spend in danger zones.
New tech detects snipers, bombs through walls and far away
The company suggests that the new tech offers a level of defense against assassination attempts, sniper attacks, bomb threats along with other potential risks to public safety in various environments.
Expanding nuclear power can enrich the EU
The economic, environmental and energy security benefits of nuclear power should prompt increased deployment of this power generation technology throughout the European Union (EU).
Southco introduces a new slim ergonomic compression latch
The E3 Compact MIM compression latch brings new ergonomic and safety features to the durable family of compression latches in a low-profile package.
pH Measurements: Use cases in the paint industry
Explore how the paint industry leverages pH measurement for quality control and process optimization.
New AI tool completes 81 years of detective work in just 30 hours
The tool, dubbed Söze, can reportedly help solve policing problems, with one of its benefits being the platform’s ability to discover avenues of potential interest faster than humans.
Using AI to forecast mining disasters
The researchers determined that of the 10 machine learning algorithms, four reportedly produced the best results.
Tecsys enhances supply chain performance with advanced data science and technology tools in latest release
Data-driven operational control and efficiency solutions enable users to transform complex supply chain data into clear, prioritized insights.