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Scanner Gloves Simplify Audi's Operations
Audi says use of the scanner glove is the first step toward widespread utilization of wearables in its operations.
PV Systems' Degradation Rates to Be Measured, Publicized
A high degradation rate means that less power will be produced over the lifetime of a PV system, which increases the per-kilowatt-hour cost of generating solar electricity.
Measuring the Stresses in Advanced Composite Structures
Advanced composites behave differently from traditional construction materials such as steel and concrete.
Data Analytics: An Emerging Tool for Medical Treatment
Researchers were able to discern variations in healthcare costs among patients with similar conditions and were able to group patients based on their progress and to identify trends regarding recovery and treatment options.
The Education of a Smart Building
Control and power a smart building with Power over Ethernet.
Technique Offers a Promising Future for Hydrogen Fuel
Researchers discover an inexpensive catalyst for hydrogen evolution.
Honeywell Eyes a "Golden Age" of Turbocharging
Turbochargers are expected to play an expanding role in the automotive market over the next five years.
Graphene-infused Silly Putty for Medical Sensors
Adding graphene to polysilicone yields a compound that conducts electricity and is sensitive to the slightest deformation or impact.
The Art and Engineering of Barrel Making
Innovation in the once-staid barrel industry is helping distillers create bourbons with consistent quality and some surprising new flavors.
Innovation May Soften a Robot's Touch
Robots of the future may have a more human touch, thanks to researchers at Cornell University.
Sand Absorbs Ballistic Impact Better than Steel: NUS Study
The finding suggests that sand can potentially be used as an alternative to enhance protection of critical infrastructure as well as armor systems.
Digitizing the Global Supply Chain
Few dispute the idea that digital technology can modernize shipping ports and the global supply chain. However, stakeholders first may have to clear some fundamental obstacles.
Solar Panel Tracker Includes Storage Component
The solar energy product combines a solar tracker, battery, inverter, and software.
Geothermal Plant Adds Hydro Generator
The generator system captures the energy of water flowing back into the Earth to generate additional electricity.
Cleaning Up Space Junk
A Japanese space mission aims to help clean up the massive amount of space junk in orbit around the Earth.
Marine Microalgae: A Sustainable Food and Fuel Source?
Marine microalgae do not compete with terrestrial agriculture for arable land nor do they require fresh water.
Make Your Own Solar Cells
A newly developed process could lay the groundwork for the simple and economical production of efficient single-layer solar cells.
Power Generation Meets Digital Technology
Digital technology is making important contributions to the power generation industry, says a senior executive from Siemens.
L-com Debuts Premium M12 Cable Assemblies for Harsh Environments
The cable assemblies are available with connector options that include D-coded, 4-position male M12, 4-position female M12 and standard RJ45 combinations.
Munitions Center Repairs Cables, Saves Money
A team at the U.S. Army's Letterkenny Munitions Center in Pennsylvania started repairing electric cables and has reduced turnaround time and saved money.