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How smart interfaces and connectivity are powering telehealth-ready medical devices
Healthcare providers are able to monitor physiological data continuously while patients remain at home or go about their normal daily routines, extending care beyond the limited snapshots collected during in-person clinical visits.
Fast-tracking reliability testing in production
A food and beverage packaging machinery manufacturer has implemented a structured Reliability Growth Program supported by HBK’s ReliaSoft Weibull++ software to improve complex machinery performance.
Evaluating insulation materials for LNG piping and equipment
Liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities operate in one of the most demanding thermal environments found in industrial processing.
Converting heat pumps to DC: A cool way to save energy and costs
Standard residential air-source heat pumps can be retrofitted to operate directly on DC power to conserve electricity and operating costs.
Tunneling beneath Gothenburg
HBK engineering intelligence safeguards one of Sweden's largest transport infrastructure projects.
NORD serves up sweet energy and cost savings for industrial bakeries
Specialized drive technology engineered for the bakery industry maximizes uptime, adheres to strict hygiene rules and significantly reduces total cost of ownership.
Open days at Arburg in Radevormwald and Rednitzhembach
The common theme at the recent open house events was the presentation of the electric Allrounder Trend.
Crystalline alloys at the cutting edge
Crystalline alloys are pushing the frontiers of metallurgy and shaping high-performance materials with these five trends.
Optris introduces Optris Connect
Designed as the ideal starting point for new users, Optris Connect makes thermal imaging easier than ever.
The most common errors in pH measurements and how to avoid them
Explore the most common errors encountered in pH measurements, understand why they happen and discuss best practices to minimize these errors for more reliable results.
New glue delivers strong bonds on non-stick surfaces without residue
The strong adhesive bonds even to nonstick surfaces like Teflon but can be completely removed with ethanol, leaving no residue — unlike traditional glues that can either be strong or removable, but not both.
The current situation: Electric motor failures
Bad enough for a basic, last generation electric motor, modern equipment is more complicated.
Take the heat out of oil fractionation
The energy consumption and economics of oil separation can be reduced via a new approach to membrane-based crude oil fractionation.
Choice of canting options for METCASE’s INSTRUMET 19 inch/10.5 inch rack enclosures
The versatile desktop/portable rack enclosures offer tilt feet and an adjustable bail arm.
Arburg at Interplast 2026: Allrounder Trend
On display will be an Allrounder 1800 e Trend, which will be producing 48 PP screw caps live.
Smart coating could help tackle radioactive wastewater contamination
The team sought to devise an approach for removing tritium — which is a radioactive form of hydrogen — because it is challenging to remove from wastewater.
The new technologies in the UK defense investment plan
Great Britain has long embraced cutting-edge technology to maintain a military edge, despite its diminutive size and economy. Here's what £5 billion can buy.
Understanding pH slope
The pH slope is like the heartbeat of your sensor — a fundamental indicator of electrode health and measurement reliability during calibration.
UK to advance hydrogen for industrial heating
A real-world, industrial-scale testbed will help manufacturers trial hydrogen fuel-switching in a controlled environment.
Injectable biomaterial promotes complete wound healing
During lab tests, the material encouraged complete wound closure in just 72 hours, thereby paving the way for a new approach for minimally invasive soft tissue repair.